Get ready to crochet your way into the world of fashion with our free Amigurumi Doll pattern! If you’re a fashionable girl who loves crafting, this adorable amigurumi doll is the perfect project for you. Whether you’re a seasoned crocheter or a beginner, this pattern is designed to be fun and easy to follow. Create your own stylish amigurumi doll with the latest fashion trends in mind. Let your creativity shine as you design the perfect outfit for your doll. Get your crochet hooks ready and embark on a fashion-forward amigurumi adventure!
Materials and Tools Needed:
For the body: “Podmoskovnaya iz Troitska” yarn (50% wool/50% acrylic, 250m/100g) in the color “champagne” – 1 skein;
For the hair: “Podmoskovnaya iz Troitska” yarn (50% wool/50% acrylic, 250m/100g) in the color “cognac” – 1 skein;
For the boots and sweater: “Bambino” yarn (35% merino wool, 65% acrylic, 150m/50g) in lilac color (or any other color of your choice) – 1 skein;
For the pants: “Bambino” yarn (35% merino wool, 65% acrylic, 150m/50g) in blue color – 1 skein;
For socks, soles, scarf, headphones, and trim: “Bambino” yarn (35% merino wool, 65% acrylic, 150m/50g) in white color – 1 skein;
For the body: “Bambino” yarn (35% merino wool, 65% acrylic, 150m/50g) in pink color – 1 skein;
A small amount of “Bambino” yarn in raspberry color for decorating the scarf, boots, and for embroidering the mouth;
4 buttons for decoration;
Aluminum wire with a diameter of 1.5-2 mm – 2.5-3 m (for the doll’s frame and headphones);
White wide adhesive tape (or electrical tape) for wrapping the ends of the wire – a small amount;
Safety eyes in blue (or any other color of your choice) with a diameter of 16 or 20 mm – 1 pair;
Doll eyelashes, 8 mm in length;
Thick cardboard or white plastic for the soles;
A small amount of brown “Mouline” or “Iris” thread and a suitable needle;
A small piece of white felt for the eyes;
Super glue for attaching the eyes and eyelashes;
Filling material (holofiber, synthetic stuffing) – approximately 150 g;
White nylon thread or fishing line for tightening the face;
Crochet hook No. 3;
Scissors;
Dry pastels or regular blush for shading (optional).
Using the specified materials, the doll will be approximately 43-45 cm tall.
Knitting Tips:
✓ Use a marker at the beginning of each row to mark the first stitch of each new row.
✓ Knit fairly tightly to avoid holes when stuffing.
✓ Stuff the toy firmly to maintain its shape but try not to stretch the fabric.
Abbreviations:
MC – Magic Circle
CH – Chain
SC – Single Crochet
INC – Increase
DEC – Decrease
SS – Slip Stitch
BLO – Back Loop Only
FLO – Front Loop Only
ST – Stitch
PATTERN
Stage 1: Head + Nose
Head: Crochet in the round.
Row 1: 6 SC in MC (6)
Row 2: INC in each stitch (12)
Row 3: (1 SC, INC) repeat around (18)
Row 4: (1 SC, INC, 2 SC) repeat around (24)
Row 5: (3 SC, INC) repeat around (30)
Row 6: (2 SC, INC, 4 SC) repeat around (36)
Row 7: (5 SC, INC) repeat around (42)
Row 8: (3 SC, INC, 6 SC) repeat around (48)
Row 9: (7 SC, INC) repeat around (54)
Row 10: (4 SC, INC, 8 SC) repeat around (60)
Rows 11-23 (13 rows): 60 SC (60)
Row 24: (4 SC, DEC, 8 SC) repeat around (54)
Row 25: (7 SC, DEC) repeat around (48)
Row 26: (3 SC, DEC, 6 SC) repeat around (42)
Row 27: (5 SC, DEC) repeat around (36)
Row 28: (2 SC, DEC, 4 SC) repeat around (30)
Row 29: (3 SC, DEC) repeat around (24)
Row 30: (1 SC, DEC, 2 SC) repeat around (18), SS
Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing the head.
Stuff the head with filling material.
Nose:
Row 1: Chain 4, in the second chain from the hook, SC, 4 SC in the last chain, on the other side of the chain, SC, SS (10)
Row 2: 10 SC (10)
Fasten off, leaving a tail for sewing the nose.
Stage 2: Legs
Start by crocheting the sole of the boots with white yarn.
Row 1: Chain 10 + 2 turning chains
Row 2: 4 SC in the third chain from the hook, 8 SC, 5 SC in the last chain, 8 SC on the other side of the chain, SS (25)
Row 3: 2 turning chains, 1 SC in the same stitch as SS, BLO 4 SC, 4 INC SC, 8 SC, 5 INC SC, 8 SC, SS (35)
Cut out insole shapes from cardboard or plastic according to the shape of the sole.
Switch to raspberry yarn.
Row 4: Crochet 35 SC in the BLO (35)
Switch to lilac yarn.
Rows 5-8 (4 rows): 35 SC (35)
Crochet an additional 3 SC, moving the row marker to the middle of the heel.
Row 9: 10 SC, 7 DEC, 11 SC (28)
Insert the insole.
Row 10: 9 SC, 5 DEC, 9 SC (23)
Row 11: 23 SC (23)
Cut approximately 80 cm of wire. Fold it in half, create a loop shape at the end, and twist the ends together. Insert the wire into the boot.
Row 12: 9 SC, 3 DEC, 8 SC (20)
Row 13: (DEC, 8 SC) x 2 (18)
Stuff the boot with filling material.
Switch to blue yarn.
Row 14: Crochet 18 SC in the BLO (18)
Rows 15-38 (24 rows): 18 SC (18)
Remember to stuff the leg as you go.
Crochet an additional 4 SC until you reach the middle of the inner side of the leg. Fasten off the yarn. For the second leg, follow the same pattern but do not cut the yarn; we will later join the legs to the body.
Stage 3: Arms
Start by crocheting the flesh-colored palm.
Row 1: 6 SC in MC (6)
Row 2: INC in each stitch (12)
Row 3: (5 SC, INC) x 2 (14)
Rows 4-8 (5 rows): 14 SC (14)
Row 9: SC, SH (4 FLO SC in one stitch), 12 SC (14) (see photo)
Row 10: 14 SC (14)
Row 11: (DEC, 5 SC) x 2 (12)
Row 12: 12 SC (12)
Switch to lilac yarn.
Row 13: 12 SC (12)
Row 14: 12 SC in BLO (12)
Take a 25-30 cm piece of wire, bend one end to create a small loop, twist the ends together, and insulate with adhesive tape or electrical tape. Insert the wire piece into the palm, and stuff it with filling material.
Rows 15-33 (19 rows): 12 SC (12)
Stuff the arm with filling material as you go. Secure the yarn, cut it, and crochet the second arm following the same pattern.
Cuff of the Sleeve:
Turn the arm away from you and join the yarn to the first unworked FLO stitch of the 14th row, where we crocheted in the BLO.
Row 1: 2 CH as turning chains, 1 FLO SC in the same stitch, (2 FLO SC, INC FLO SC) x 3, 2 FLO SC, SS (16)
Row 2: 2 CH as turning chains, 15 FLO SC, SS (16)
Stage 4: Body
Connect the legs. On the leg where you left the yarn uncut, chain 3 and join with a SC to the second leg. Place a marker and mark the beginning of the row.
Row 1: 42 SC (18 SC on the right leg, 3 SC in the chain from the CH, 18 SC on the left leg, 3 SC on the other side of the chain from the CH) (42)
Row 2: 42 SC (42)
Connect the wire from both legs, twist it together, and insulate it.
Row 3: (6 SC, INC) x 6 (48)
Rows 4-6 (3 rows): 48 SC (48)
Row 7: (7 SC, INC) x 6 (54)
Rows 8-10 (3 rows): 54 SC (54)
Row 11: (DEC, 7 SC) x 6 (48)
Row 12: (DEC, 6 SC) x 6 (42)
Crochet until reaching the middle of the side and move the row marker to the middle of the side.
Switch to lilac yarn.
Row 13: 42 SC (42)
Row 14: 42 SC in BLO (42)
Take a wire approximately 25-30 cm long, bend it on one side, create a small loop, twist the ends, and insulate them with adhesive tape or electrical tape. Insert the wire blank into the body and stuff it with filling material.
Rows 15-33 (19 rows): 42 SC (42)
Stuff the body with filling material as you go. Secure the yarn, cut it, leaving a longer end for sewing the head.
Now you’re ready to continue with the next steps of your amigurumi project. If you have any more questions or need further assistance with the pattern, feel free to ask.
Stage 5: Face Decoration
Start by making eye sockets.
Count 16 rows down from the first row of crocheting and place a blue pin between the 16th and 17th rows (see photo). Count 2 SC up from the blue pin and place a yellow pin. Count 8 SC to the right of the yellow pin and place a lilac pin. Count 2 SC down from the lilac pin and place a green pin. At the bottom, on the last row of crocheting, precisely between the blue and green pins, place a red pin.
Take a large needle and nylon thread (or fishing line), insert the needle into the unsealed hole of the head, bring it out at the blue point (see photo), insert it again, but this time at the yellow point, and bring it out at the red point. Tighten the eyes, tie the thread ends with a few knots, and hide the ends inside the head. Repeat the same procedure for the second eye: insert the needle into the unsealed hole of the head, bring it out at the green point (see photo), insert it again at the lilac point, and bring it out at the red point. Tighten the eye, tie the thread ends with a few knots, and hide them.
Ensure that the eyes are tightened equally!
Next, work on the actual eyes.
Cut two identical eye templates from felt, make small slits in the middle of the templates, and insert blue pupils. Fit the eye templates onto the doll. Take the “Iris” brown thread and sew the prepared felt templates to the head. Then apply super glue to the blue pupils from the back and stick them to the sewn eyes.
Cut eyelashes to the desired length and glue them with super glue to the upper edge of the eyes. Use thread prepared for hair to embroider eyebrows. Embroider the mouth with raspberry thread. Sew on the previously crocheted nose.
Ears
Using flesh-colored thread, embroider the outline of the ears on the head with a tambourine stitch (see photo). Do not cut the thread; instead, crochet SC around the loops you created.
Crochet the second ear in the same way.
Stage 6: Hair
You can make the doll’s hair any length you prefer. In this case, the hair is 25 cm long. To start, cut the yarn into the required length for the hair. Take any book that is 25 cm tall (or the desired length of the hair). Wind the yarn around the book (see photo). Cut the wound yarn from one side, creating 50 cm strands.
Next, attach the hair like fringe: holding the crochet hook in the direction from the top, insert it under the SC, hook the folded strand of yarn, pull a loop through, pass the ends of the yarn through the loop, and tighten (see photo).
First, attach the hair along the assumed hairline, which you determine visually, and then fill the space inside these lines with hair (see photo). Attach the hair to every SC in a row, but attach them through every other SC.
Stage 7: Scarf, Backpack, and Headphones
Scarf
Using white yarn, chain 90 CH plus 1 CH as a turning chain. Then crochet SC in rows.
Row 1: 90 SC, CH, turn (90)
Row 2: 90 SC, CH, turn (90)
Row 3: 90 SC, CH, turn (90)
Switch to raspberry yarn.
Row 4: 90 SC, CH, turn (90)
Row 5: 6 SC, 5 CH, skip 5 SC, 79 SC, CH, turn (90)
If the button on the scarf is small, you may need to chain and skip fewer than 5 loops in the 5th row, depending on the size of the button.
Switch to white yarn.
Row 6: 90 SC, CH, turn (90)
Row 7: 90 SC, CH, turn (90)
Row 8: 90 SC along the long side of the scarf, 10 SC along the edge of the scarf, secure the yarn and cut it.
Try the scarf on the doll and sew on the button.
This completes the translation of the pattern. If you have any further questions or need assistance with any part of the pattern, please feel free to ask.
Backpack
Crochet with pink yarn. Chain 15 CH plus 1 CH as a turning chain.
Row 1: Starting from the second chain from the hook, crochet 14 SC, 3 SC in the last chain; on the other side of the chain: 14 SC, SL ST (33)
Row 2: SL ST, 13 SC, 3 SL ST, 14 SC, 2 SL ST (39)
Switch to white yarn.
Row 3: 39 SC through the back loops (39)
Switch to pink yarn.
Rows 4-16: (13 rows) 39 SC (39)
Row 17: 20 SC, 19 SC through the back loops, SL ST (39)
Row 18: 3 CH, (skip 1 SC, SC, CH)*19, SL ST (39)
Row 19: CH, 39 SC, SL ST (39)
Secure the yarn and cut.
Backpack Lid
Attach pink yarn to the second loop of the 17th row.
Row 1: 17 SC, CH, turn (17)
Row 2: 17 SC, CH, turn (17)
Rows 3-15: (13 rows) 17 SC, CH, turn (17)
On the last 15th row, do not make CH and turn, secure the yarn and cut it.
Work single crochet around the edge of the lid with white yarn: 14 SC on the right side of the lid, 2 SC in the corner, 6 SC along the front edge, 5 CH, skip 4 SC, 6 SC, 2 SC in the corner, 14 SC on the left side of the lid (49)
Secure the yarn and cut it.
Backpack Straps
Left Strap:
Attach pink yarn to the 3rd loop of the 3rd row, where you previously crocheted through the back loops.
Chain 25 CH, SL ST through the 3rd loop of the 17th row (the row where the backpack lid was attached), SL ST through the 4th loop of the 17th row, 25 SC, SL ST through the 4th half-loop of the 3rd row.
Secure the yarn and cut it.
Right Strap:
Attach pink yarn to the 14th loop of the 3rd row.
Chain 25 CH, SL ST through the 14th loop of the 17th row, SL ST through the 15th loop of the 17th row, 25 SC, SL ST through the 15th half-loop of the 3rd row.
Secure the yarn and cut it.
Backpack Handle
Using pink yarn, chain 16 CH, then crochet 15 SC starting from the 2nd chain from the hook.
Secure the yarn and cut it.
Drawstring for the Backpack
Using raspberry yarn, chain 81 CH, then crochet 80 SC starting from the 2nd chain from the hook.
Secure the yarn and cut it.
Insert the drawstring into the backpack, tighten it, and tie a knot. Sew a button in the center of the backpack where it will serve as a closure. Attach the handle to the backpack lid.
Headphones
Create a wire frame for the headphones by cutting a piece of wire approximately 45 cm long, bending the ends into loops, and insulating them with tape or plaster (see photo).
Crochet the inner part of the headphones (2 pieces) with pink yarn:
Row 1: 6 SC in a magic ring (6)
Row 2: 6 INC SC (12)
Row 3: 2 CH, SC in the same loop, SC, (INC SC, SC)*5, SL ST (18)
Row 4: 2 CH, SC in the same loop, 2 SC, (INC SC, 2 SC)*5, SL ST (24)
Row 5: 2 CH, SC in the same loop, 3 SC, (INC SC, 3 SC)*5, SL ST (30)
Secure the yarn and cut it.
Next, crochet the outer part of the headphones (the cup) with pink yarn:
Row 1: 6 SC in a magic ring (6)
Row 2: 6 INC SC (12)
Row 3: 2 CH, SC in the same loop, SC, (INC SC, SC)*5, SL ST (18)
Row 4: 2 CH, SC in the same loop, 2 SC, (INC SC, 2 SC)*5, SL ST (24)
Row 5: 2 CH, SC in the same loop, 3 SC, (INC SC, 3 SC)*5, SL ST (30)
Switch to white yarn.
Row 6: 2 CH, 29 SC, SL ST (30)
Do not cut the white yarn; instead, continue connecting the inner and outer parts with SC: 20 SC, slightly stuff the headphone cup, insert the wire frame, 10 SC.
Secure the yarn and cut it.
Crochet the second cup in the same way, but after connecting the SC of the inner and outer parts and securing the cup to the wire frame, do not cut the white yarn. Continue crocheting the headphone rim around the wire frame with SC. Crochet enough SC to cover the wire completely; I made 50 SC.
Secure the yarn, cut it, and hide the ends.
Give your doll a more lively appearance using dry pastels or blush: apply blush to her cheeks and nose. Put on the scarf and headphones. Hang the backpack on her arm.
Congratulations! Your “Fashionable Girl” is ready!
