Sweet Ami’s, sweet friends. This 9 1/2 inch doll is crocheted with worsted weight yarn and a size D or 3mm hook.

The doll body is made from size 10 crochet cotton and the larger hook. Use a stiffer cotton, like Aunt Lydia’s, instead of a soft cotton, like Knit PIcks Curio. The stiffer cotton makes a better doll body.

Having fallen in love with CrochetWaWa’s Yun Shu doll pattern, I have designed some wardrobe elements for her, that can be used to make many different outfits: Tee shirts, long sleeve pullovers, shorts, pants, dresses, underwear…really only limited by one’s own imagination.

This little fox was inspired by the book Jane, the Fox, and Me. I used fingering weight and lace weight mohair held together to crochet this little guy…the mohair makes him fuzzier.

This is a simple crochet carry all for your dolls that are nine inches tall or smaller. It is constructed with identical inside and outside pieces, with crochet pockets stitched to the inside. Inside and outside are then crocheted together.

This little ensemble for an 8.5 inch slim bodied doll includes the dress and a cute little cloche with flower. The instructions include changes in hook and yarn to make the dress for slightly larger/taller dolls.

Miranda’s owl hat conveys the power of understanding owl-speak to the doll wearer. Sadly, it doesn’t work for non-dolls.

Miranda is a modified Lalylala doll, based on Paul the Toadstool. She is about two inches shorter, but the same basic proportions. This knit cardigan sweater fits Miranda and other similarly shaped eight inch dolls. By making the sweater and the sleeves a bit longer, this sweater would also fit an original sized Lalylala doll as well.

Miranda’s Owl Minions are her constant companions. Ariel is a Collared Scops owl; Basil a Northern Saw-whet owl; and Cassandra a Snowy owl. They are crochet primarily with simple single crochet stitches in a continuous spiral. One strand of fingering weight and one strand of lace weight yarn are used as one to crochet these owls.

Tiny knits for tiny dolls includes patterns for pullover sweaters, pants, pinafore dress, rompers, and an A-line dress. These fit my tiny Simply Ami crochet doll, which is a little over five inches tall. They should also fit Nancy Ann Storybook dolls, and slender BJD“s 12 to 16 cm’s. It is always a good idea to fit check as you go.

These simple little shoes will keep your Simply Ami’s feet nice and warm. From basic ballet type slippers to lace up boots, crocheted in fingering weight yarn, your doll will be ready to step out in style :-)

This is a simple knit shrug to fit my 8.5 inch Simply Ami crochet doll. It would fit a similarly sized BJD doll as well. The shrug is knit all as one piece, with the sleeves knit on dpn’s and the body knit back and fourth. A rib knit edging completes the shrug.

This pattern includes instructions for bibbed overalls for the larger 8.5 inch Simply Ami doll. Alterations to make them for the smaller 7 inch doll are included.

This pattern is knit from the top down, with the sleeve stitches placed on waste yarn as the body of the sweater is completed. The pattern can make a pullover sweater, or lengthened it could be a cute dress or a nightgown.

Starting with a simple side-to-side camisole, you can make a cute dress or rompers for your little 7 inch Simply Ami doll! This pattern includes instructions for both the dress, rompers, and a tiny pair of bloomers.

This is a pattern sized to fit the larger, 8.5 inch, Simply Ami doll Violette. It may also fit other similarly proportioned dolls like BJD’s, etc.

Simply Amis, ami being short for Amigurimi and also French for friend, are two simple to make crochet dolls. They have swing legs, attached arms, and a move-able head. I used acrylic safety eyes, but buttons or embroidered eyes would work just as well.

A Valentine’s Day dress for Ruby Valentine, knit in worsted yarn mainly in the round, from the top down. The pattern also includes a knit cardigan based on the bodice pattern, knit on slightly larger needles and also knit seamlessly.

An Asian-inspired jacket for Mimosa Jade. It has an asymetric front closure and is trimmed in simple crochet. There is a stranded colorwork design on the lower edge of the jacket and on the sleeves.

A very simple pair of rompers for a 12 inch Waldorf doll. They were designed specifically to fit my Waldorf doll with knit body. The bodice is worked in a broken rib pattern; the legs in stockinette with broken rib cuffs.

This doll pattern is for a Waldorf doll with a traditionally made head attached to a knit body. There is a link to a detailed picture tutorial for making the head. The body of the doll is knit in the round, legs and torso as one piece, and arms separate and then sewn on. There is another link to a picture tutorial for making the doll’s wig.

A simple camisole top and undies to make for your My Crochet Doll by Isabelle Kessedjian.

Three butterfly wing designs to be used as fairy wings for your knit or crochet doll. They could also be used as embelishments, or on their own as large and lovely butterflies.

Knitted lace undies; bloomers and a camisole, for your nine inch Grace Note knit doll. These pieces can be knit in either worsted or sportweight yarn, both look equally good. The lace is a simple pattern but adds a lovely Victorian look to the undies.

This dress started out as a sleeveless summer dress, but the colors and the stitch pattern transformed it into a Christmas dress!

A raglan sleeved cardigan sweater for your nine inch Grace Notes knit doll. The sleeves are knit on dpns, then joined into the body of the sweater which is knit on single points. Ribbing at the cuffs, hem, and collar; garter stitched front bands.

A tee shirt and shorts for your nine inch knit Grace Note doll. Lengthen the shorts and you have a great pair of pants, and the tee shirt makes a perfect bodice for a sleeveless dress. Pick up stitches around the armhole on dpn’s, and you can add sleeves.

A simple sundress and shrug for your Grace Notes doll. The sundress has a very simple stranded colorwork skirt, worked from the hem edge up. The bodice is garter stitch, and the straps and bodice trim are crocheted. An alternate knit strap for the bodice is included.

A sweet nightgown for your Grace Notes doll. Knit in the round with a lacy bottom border and seamless bodice construction. Armholes are made by casting off stitches under the arm, then casting on over the arm on the next round.

Very simple undies for your Grace Note doll; they are a simple knit tube with a stitch or two between the legs to define the leg openings.

Grace Notes, like her namesake, is a small knit doll with lots of charm. She is knit in the round on dpns; tightly so her stuffing won’t show. The doll takes approximately one ounce of light worsted yarn for the body, and variable amounts for the hair, depending on how you style it.

A simple crochet camisole and undies for your Bleuette! These will fit my crochet Bleuette doll, or the real thing, either vintage or reproduction.