Doll Crochet Patterns, Crafts and Tutorials
Crochet your own ruffled trim romper for your doll! Pattern is worked in continuous rounds and all in one piece. Skill level is easy. *For the FREE version of this pattern, continue to scroll down this post* **You can purchase the ad-free, printer friendly version of this pattern by clicking here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1250272648/pdf-crochet-pattern-ruffled-romper-for** ***For my complete…
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Crochet a simple, basic sweater to add to your doll’s wardrobe. *For the free version of this pattern, continue to scroll down this post.* **You can purchase the ad-free, printer friendly version by clicking here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1167803290/pdf-crochet-pattern-sweater-for-18-dolls** ***To view all crochet patterns available in my shop, click here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/CrownCountryCrochet*** Materials #3 DK Yarn E (3.5) mm…
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Create a cute and easy scarf to keep your doll cozy for winter. This is a simple beginner level pattern that can be worked up quickly. *For the FREE crochet pattern, continue to scroll down this post* **To view all crochet patterns available in my store, click here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/CrownCountryCrochet** Materials Worsted Yarn: Knit Picks Brava…
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I have entirely too much yarn which threatens to take over the house at times, which is why I love stash buster projects to use up some dwindling balls of yarn. I had a quarter ball left of this yarn and decided to turn it into a beret for Molly to wear for Christmas. *For…
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*For the free version, continue to scroll down this post.* **You can purchase the ad-free, printer-friendly version by clicking here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/879070921/pdf-crochet-pattern-18-doll-ribbed** ***To view all crochet patterns available in my store, click here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/CrownCountryCrochet*** Materials #4 Worsted Weight Yarn F (3.75 mm) hook or size needed to obtain gauge Row counter & stitch markers Yarn needle …
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*For the free version, continue to scroll down this post* **You can purchase the ad-free, printer friendly version by clicking here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/876443544/pdf-crochet-pattern-halloween-pumpkin?ref=shop_home_active_5** ***To view all crochet patterns available in my store, click here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/CrownCountryCrochet*** Materials ● #4 Worsted Weight Yarn ● F (3.75 mm) hook or size needed to obtain gauge ● ½” diameter buttons…
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FREE Crochet Pattern for American Girl and 18″ Dolls. This doll cowl is super easy and super quick to make with leftover bulky yarn. What you will need: #6 bulky yarn-Lion Brand Hometown USA 1 skein in Madison Mustard K (6.5 mm) hook Row counter Stitch marker Yarn needle Scissors Gauge: 10 sc over 10.5…
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Free Crochet Pattern for American Girl and 18″ Dolls. These slippers are inspired by Kirsten’s sockor slippers from her collection. Interestingly, I read that a lady in Sweden hand felted the slippers for American Girl for a decade. What you will need: #5 Bulky yarn-Knit Picks Wonderfluff 1 skein in Cobblestone Heather F (3.75 mm)…
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Crochet a striped summer sweater for your doll. *For the FREE version of this pattern, continue to scroll down this post* **You can purchase the ad-free, printer-friendly version by clicking here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1233285498/pdf-crochet-pattern-striped-boatneck** What you will need: Worsted Yarn Blue-Knit Picks Wool of the Andes 1 skein in Winter Night White-Knit Picks Wool of the Andes…
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No-sew Doll Curtains DIY for American Girl and 18″ Dolls. If you do not know how to sew, you can still create cute little curtains for your dollhouse. I have been wanting to learn to sew for quite a while; however, I just have not taken the time to learn a new craft yet. I’ve…
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Create a Totally Rad 80’s Bedroom for Your Doll. As an 80’s girl myself, I was very excited to put together this bedroom. I grew up more in the 90’s but cassette tapes, boomboxes, walkmen, matching lunchbox and thermos sets, posters all over your walls, was definitely the trend. I had Care Bears, a see-through…
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It was around the year 1997 and I remember my Mom letting me and my sister pick out one doll each from the American Girl catalog. My sister picked out Samantha. I thought it would be really fun to be able to choose your own doll’s hair and eye color so I ended up picking…
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