Lily Doll Amigurumi Free Pattern
Step into the enchanting world of amigurumi free pattern for the Lily Doll! Craft your very own charming crochet companion with this delightful amigurumi doll design. Whether you’re a crochet novice or an experienced enthusiast, our step-by-step guide ensures a seamless and enjoyable crafting experience. Join us as we bring Lily to life and infuse your world with crochet magic.
MATERIALS
Skin color yarn: Schachenmayr Catania 263
Sock yarn: Schachenmayr Catania Colors 0231
Hair yarn: Alize Diva 407
Pink dress yarn: Catania 246
Mint green dress yarn: Gazzal Baby Cotton 3426
Cross-stitch yarn for eyelashes
10 mm safety eyes
2.20 mm crochet hook for Catania
2.00 mm crochet hook for Gazzal Baby Cotton
1.70 mm crochet hook for Alize Diva
Bead stuffing
Blush or powder for pink cheeks
Pastel paints
Lily Girl’s height: 30 cm
Note: The size of the doll may vary depending on your hand and yarn size. Each yarn ball weighs 50 grams. Alize Diva only uses half of a 100-gram ball, and sock yarn is enough for two dolls.
Abbreviations:
Ch: chain
Sc: single crochet
Inc: increase, work two sc in one stitch
Dec: decrease, work two stitches together
M: work three stitches together
Hdc: half double crochet
Cc: slip stitch
Blo: back loop only
Flo: front loop only
(…,…) x number: Repeat the formula inside the parentheses the specified number of times
PATTERN
ARMS
Using the skin color yarn:
1st Row: 6 sc into a magic ring
2nd Row: 2 sc in each stitch (all single crochet) = 12
3rd-6th Row: 12
7th Row: 2 inc, 7 sc
8th Row: 2 inc, 5 sc
9th Row: 8 sc
10th-32nd Row: 8 sc, finish the last stitch with a slip stitch (sl st) and cut the yarn short.
Stuff the arms with fiberfill every 4-5 rows. For the 7th and 8th rows, follow the formula for the thumb instead of the row-end numbers. Leave the last 3 rows of the arm unstuffed.
LEGS, BODY, AND HEAD
Using Catania Colors and a 2.20 mm hook:
1st Row: 6 sc into a magic ring
2nd Row: 12 sc
3rd Row: (3 sc, 1 inc) x 3 = 15 sc
4th-9th Row: 15 sc
10th Row: Turn back, 1 ch, 7 sc
11th Row: Turn back, 1 ch, skip 1 sc, 5 sc, skip the last sc, and turn back
12th Row: 1 ch, skip 1 sc, 3 sc, skip the last sc, and turn back
13th Row: 1 ch, 1 sc, work 3 sc and 8 sc around the corners formed by the staircase shapes, totaling 15 sc
14th Row: Start stuffing with fiberfill every 4-5 rows.
15th-50th Row: 15 sc
After crocheting the left leg, align both legs so that they face inward, then join them with a 3-ch chain.
51st Row: 15 sc from the left leg, 3 ch across the chain, 15 sc from the right leg, 3 ch across the chain = 36 sc
52nd-61st Row: 36 sc
62nd Row: (9 sc, 1 inc) x 3 = 33 sc
63rd Row: 33 sc
Switch to the skin color yarn.
64th-74th Row: 33 sc
75th Row: (9 sc, 1 inc) x 3 = 30 sc
76th Row: First, attach the left arm, align the body, and crochet 3 sc from the left side together with 3 sc from the left arm. Then, crochet 3 sc from the right side together with 3 sc from the right arm, resulting in 30 sc (3 sc + 12 sc + 3 sc + 12 sc).
77th Row: The remaining 5 sc on the left arm, 12 sc, the remaining 5 sc on the right arm, and 11 sc.
Don’t worry about the row-end numbers during arm attachment; just follow the provided formula step by step. Place the stitch marker here.
78th Row: (1 inc, 3 sc) x 7 = 35 sc
79th Row: (1 inc, 2 sc) x 7 = 42 sc
80th Row: (2 sc, 3 sc) x 7 = 49 sc
81st Row: (3 sc, 2 inc) x 7 = 56 sc
82nd-107th Row: 56 sc
Place the eyes between rows 100 and 101, with 10 single crochets between them, and align them with the front of the head. Embroider eyelashes behind the eyes without closing the backs. Embroider the nose as well.
Fill with fiberfill.
108th Row: (6 sc, 1 inc) x 7 = 49 sc
109th Row: (5 sc, 1 inc) x 7 = 42 sc
110th Row: (4 sc, 1 inc) x 7 = 35 sc
111th Row: (3 sc, 1 inc) x 7 = 28 sc
112th Row: (2 sc, 1 inc) x 7 = 21 sc
113th Row: (1 sc, 1 inc) x 7 = 14 sc
114th Row: All decreases = 7 sc. Thread the yarn through the remaining stitches, pull tight, and fasten off.
DRESS (Gazzal Baby Cotton, 2.00 mm hook)
1st Row: Chain 49, skip 1 chain, 48 sc
2nd Row: Turn back, 1 ch, 48 sc
3rd Row: Turn back, 1 ch, 7 sc, chain 7, skip 10 stitches, 14 sc, chain 7, skip 10 stitches, 7 sc
4th Row: Turn back, 1 ch, 42 sc
5th Row: Turn back, 1 ch, 42 sc
6th Row: Turn back, (9 ch, 1 slip stitch) for a loop, 1 ch, 42 sc
7th-13th Row: Turn back, 1 ch, 42 sc
14th Row: (9 ch, 1 slip stitch) for a loop, 1 ch, 42 sc
15th-17th Row: Turn back, 1 ch, 42 sc
At the end of the 17th row, join the beginning and end of the row with a slip stitch.
18th Row: 1 ch, all inc, slip stitch = 84 sc
19th Row: 1 ch, (1 sc, 1 inc) x 42, slip stitch = 126 sc
20th-38th Row: 1 ch, 126 sc, slip stitch
39th Row: 1 ch, 1 slip stitch, 1 ch, 1 slip stitch, and repeat the formula to create an edge pattern all the way to the end.
DRESS (Catania, 2.20 mm hook)
1st Row: Chain 41, skip 1 chain, 40 sc
2nd Row: Turn back, 1 ch, 40 sc
3rd Row: Turn back, 1 ch, 7 sc, chain 6, skip 6 stitches, 14 sc, chain 6, skip 6 stitches, 7 sc
4th Row: Turn back, 1 ch, 40 sc
5th Row: Turn back, 1 ch, 40 sc
6th Row: Turn back, (8 ch, 1 slip stitch) for a loop, 1 ch, 40 sc
7th-11th Row: Turn back, 1 ch, 40 sc
12th Row: Turn back, (8 ch, 1 slip stitch) for a loop, 1 ch, 40 sc
13th-17th Row: 1 ch, 40 sc
At the end of the 17th row, join the beginning and end of the row with a slip stitch.
18th Row: 1 ch, all inc, slip stitch = 80 sc
19th Row: 1 ch, (1 sc, 1 inc) x 40, slip stitch = 120 sc
20th-38th Row: 1 ch, 120 sc, slip stitch
39th Row: 1 ch, 1 slip stitch, 1 ch, 1 slip stitch, and repeat the formula to create an edge pattern all the way to the end.
CROCHET HAIR WITH A WIG (Alize Diva, 1.70 mm hook)
1st Row: 6 sc into a magic ring
2nd Row: All inc = 12 sc
3rd Row: In the back loop only, all inc = 24 hdc
4th Row: In the back loop only, (2 hdc, 1 inc) x 8 = 32 hdc
5th Row: In the back loop only, (3 hdc, 1 inc) x 8 = 40 hdc
Without cutting the yarn, start crocheting the hair strands in the opposite direction.
Crochet the hair strands from the front loop. Chain 40 + 2, crochet 40 hdc, slip stitch to the adjacent loop. Make another slip stitch, chain 40 + 2, crochet 40 hdc, and so on. Crochet the bangs on the front of the head, working in a symmetrical fashion. After completing 6 hair strands, work the next 18 stitches for the fringe. For each fringe, chain 13 + 2, crochet 13 hdc, slip stitch into the next loop. Slip stitch again into the next loop, chain 13 + 2, crochet 13 hdc, and so on. Repeat this formula for 9 fringe strands in total.
For the remaining stitches on the 5th row, chain 40 + 2, crochet 40 hdc. Slip stitch, slip stitch, and continue. In the 4th and 3rd rows, occasionally skip one stitch or two to create the hair texture. For the hair strands, chain 40 + 2, crochet 40 hdc, slip stitch into the adjacent loop. Make another slip stitch, chain 40 + 2, crochet 40 hdc, and so on.
Continue following the given formulas to the beginning of the 2nd row, where you’ll have crocheted 42 hair strands. Depending on your preferences, you can increase or decrease the density of the hair strands using the provided formulas. Leave a long tail to sew the wig onto the head. We’ll attach the wig after crocheting five rows.
Use pins to secure the wig in place on the head. Position the bangs symmetrically at the front. The end of the 5th row should be positioned between rows 112 and 113 on the head.
If you want to make a hair implant, take a small notebook with a length of 14 cm and wrap the yarn around it. Cut the yarn at one end of the notebook, and you’ll have your hair strands. To create bangs, align the head at row 112, making sure there are 13 stitches on each side. Starting from the left and right of both eyes, 9 stitches away, begin attaching the hair strands.
