STORY

The Queen closed her eyes, raised a finger and solemnly said: “And only those of you who master the rules of etiquette and correct behavior will become real royals”. She was finishing giving an etiquette lesson to her daughters. She opened the door and slowly left the room. The little princesses remained in their seats, knowing that their mother was still near and might hear them. Once the Queen was far enough away, all four girls leapt from their seats and rushed to a very special place – their mother’s room. They knew it would be empty, because their mother had so many things to do in her Mini Kingdom!

So they carefully entered her room, making sure that no one saw them, and started to have real fun! Princess in Yellow jumped onto a big soft chair that was standing next to Mommy’s mirror, took one of her perfume bottles and poured half of it onto Princess in Purple. They both started to laugh until they cried with laugther. Then Princess in Purple put on a serious face, closed her eyes and slowly started to walk toward the door saying: “And only thaws uv you who masta ze ruls!”. Their stomachs started to hurt so much from laughing so hard!

Princess in Pink and Princess in Blue got onto the royal bed and started to jump on it. They knew Mommy would get mad, but they did not really care! Suddenly Princess in Pink jumped too hard and fell off the bed. She was about to land on the floor when she magically hung in the air! Out of nowhere, Fairy appeared on one of the chairs, with her magic wand pointed upwards. She waved her magic wand once again and Princess in Pink slowly flew up and softly landed on the bed again.

Fairy was living in Mini Kingdom long before these little princesses and will remain here long after them. Her mission is to keep royal children safe in Mini Kingdom and she does her job perfectly! Fairy remembers the Queen when she was a little restless princess. And Fairy definitely believes that children should enjoy their childhood for as long as possible!

Mini Princesses – the royal-themed set of toys from the ‘Mini Kingdom’ collection. This pattern describes how to create the following five toys: Princess in Pink, Princess in Purple, Princess in Yellow, Princess in Blue and Fairy.

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ABOUT THIS PATTERN

– the English version of this pattern is written in US terms
– difficulty level: 4 out of 5
– stitches used in this pattern: chain (ch), single crochet (sc), double crochet (dc), half double crochet (hdc), slip stitch (slst), triple crochet (tr), increase (inc), 2hdc in one stitch (inc-hdc), 2dc in one stitch (inc-dc), decrease (dec), bobble stitch with 2dc (2-dc-bobble), back loops only (blo), front loops only (flo)
– the pattern consists of 64 pages with 296 step-by-step pictures

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SIZES

– Princess in Pink: 12 cm tall (4.7 inch tall)
– Princess in Purple: 11.5 cm tall (4.5 inch tall)
– Princess in Yellow: 11.5 cm tall (4.5 inch tall)
– Princess in Blue: 11.5 cm tall (4.5 inch tall)
– Fairy: 14 cm tall (5.5 inch tall)

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MATERIALS

Materials needed to create the toys with the given height:
– crochet hook size 2.00 mm (US: B, UK: 14)
– yarn: Schachenmayr Catania Originals, 100% cotton, 50g/125m (5 ply):
Princess in Pink: cream (130), yellow (403), pale yellow (206), light pink (246), pink (222), leftover of light red (408), gray (434)
Princess in Purple: cream (130), nut brown (179), lilac (226), purple (422), gray (434), leftover of light red (408)
Princess in Yellow: cream (130), gray (434), yellow (403), gold (249), light brown (437), gold (249), nut brown (179), leftover of light red (408)
Princess in Blue: milky white (105), cream (130), pale yellow (206), nut brown (179), blue (173), sky blue (180), gray (434), leftover of light red (408)
Fairy: milky white (105), sand (404), mint (432), blue (173), light brown (437), leftover of
light red (408)
– black glass or safety eyes Ø 7 mm (1 pair)
– black and dark brown sewing thread
– a piece of tulle (4” x 4” / 10 x 10 cm)
– tapestry needle
– stuffing material

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This pattern is for personal use only. Sharing information from this pattern is prohibited. If you publish the photos of the toys you made with this pattern, crediting the author is always welcome.

Photo(s) by Olka Novytska.

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