Materials and Tools

Worsted weight cotton or acrylic yarn in white (I used I Love this Cotton in ‘Taupe’) You’ll need less than half a ball
Worsted weight cotton or acrylic yarn (I used I Love this Cotton in ’Royalty’) You’ll need less than half a ball
One skein each in three colors for clothing, accessories and hair in fingering weight. (I used Hobbii Cotton Kings 8/4 in white #01, blue #27, and brown #34. You will have a lot left over.
One small piece of white, black and chosen eye color embroidery thread for eye detail
2.75mm US C crochet hook
Polyester fiberfill
12 mm safety eyes
2 pieces of 18 gauge wire, 19” and 8 ½” long
Pastel crayon or powder makeup for cheek blush
Small square of thin cardboard such as cereal box type for shoe inserts if desired
Embroidery needle

Abbreviations

Sc- single crochet
Inc-two sc in one stitch
Dec- one crochet over two stitches (for invisible decrease, use only front loops)
Hdc- half double crochet
Hdc dec- half double crochet decrease
Tr dec- triple decrease (dec three stitches at once, using front loops only)
Flo/ blo- front loop/ back loop only
BPsc- SC around the back post of the stitch of the previous round
FPsc- SC around the front post of the stitch of the previous round
St- stitch
Ch- chain
Sl st- slip stitch
Sk st- skip stitch
MR- magic ring
PM- place marker
RM- remove marker
MM- move marker

Notes:
This pattern is written using US crochet terms. Finished size is 10” tall. Pattern notation examples:
Sc # = Sc # of times

sc = sc # of times in the same stitch (this is an increase stitch). Likewise,

dec = dec # of times ( 2 dec = dec 2 times so, 4 stitches would be decreased 2 times to end with 2 stitches)

#b = row #, back part
#fl = row #, front left part
#fr = row #, front right part
This crochet pattern is protected by copyright. Copying and distribution in part or in whole are prohibited. This pattern is intended for personal use by original purchaser only. You may not sell the doll and any display you must credit me using, “crocheted from a pattern by Knotty Dog Fiber Arts.”