Author: Katushа Morozova

Crochet pattern

Little kids
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 Special instructions
The size of a ready doll is about 8,58 inches if you use supplies mentioned below.

The size of a ready toy depends on yarn thickness and your crochet density and way of
crocheting.

You can increase/ decrease the size of a toy, if you use thicker/thiner yarn than the
mentioned in the pattern.

Level - elementary

The pattern doesn't include any crochet tutorial lessons. You must know some basic
crochet skills. You must know crochet abbreviations, make dec/ inc.

Count stiches all the time, their total number will be shown in brackets in the end of row.

РIt's recommended to get known the whole pattern before beginning to work.

Enjoy the process!

Abbreviations
MR - Magic Ring
sc - single crochet
ch - chain
sl st - slip stitch
inc - increase
inc in 3 sc - 3 sc in 1 stitch
inc in 5 sc - 5 sc in 1 stitch
puff sttich (thumb) -3 unfinished dc cluster in 1
stitch
 Supplies
Yarn Alize Miss -mercerized cotton - 100%
280m/50g - in 2 threads!
Color: honey (160) - for body
hook 1,75 mm (Clover)
or
Yarn Art JEANS - cotton - 55%, polyacryl - 45%
160m/50g, color: coffee (07) ~ 42 g
hook 2,00 mm (Clover)

Glue for the eyes (Moment or some strong glue)

Eyes- semi-beads d ~ 0,8-0.9 mm

Fiberfill (any) ~ 50g

A tapestry needle to embroider the nose, decorate the eyes and make face
contraction
Some white yarn to embroider the whites of the eyes
Some brown yarn to embroider the eyebrows
 Arms (2 pieces)
Beige color. Work in spiral.
Marker thread is exacrtly in the back in front of the thumb.
Fill with fiber in the process.

1) 6 sc in MR (6)
2) 6 inc (12)
3) 12 sc
4) (1 sc inc)*6 (18)
5) 8 sc, puff stitch, 9 sc (18)
6) 18 sc
7) (1 sc, dec)*6 (12)
8) 6 dec (6)
9) 6 inc (12) Fill the palm with fiber.
10) (3 sc, inc)*3 (15)
11-18) (8 rows) 15 sc
19) 7 dec, 1 sc (8)
20) 8 inc (16) Fill with fiber
21-32) (12 rows)16 sc. Fill with fiber. Don't fill the top of the arm (about 0,39 inches) with
fiber.
33) The marker is exactly in the back in front of the thumb. Fold in halves and work 8 sc
in both sides.
34) turn the work, 1 turning ch, 8 sc in both sides of the stitch. Fix and cut thread, hide
tail thread.
 Right leg
Beige color, in spiral.
Fill with fiber in the process tightly; pay attention on filling calves and knees. There
isn't any exact marker place. There is some information about inc and dec in the text
below. Work shifting sc, if it's necessary.

8 ch
1) from the 2nd ch - 6 sc, inc in 3 sc in the last ch,
along the other side - 6 sc, inc in 5 sc in last sc (in the leg sc, as
there aren't any ch) (20)
2) 20 sc
3) dec, 14 sc, dec, 2 sc (18)
4-7) (4 rows) 18 sc, the marker is aside now.

8) Make a heel in turning rows:

turn the work, 1 turning ch, 10 sc (10)
9) turn the work, 1 turning ch, dec, 6 sc, dec (8)
10) turn the work, 1 turning ch, dec, 4 sc, dec (6)
11) turn the work, 1 turning ch, dec, 2 sc, dec (4)

Work round:
12) 3 sc along side part, 8 sc along the front, 3 sc along the side, 4
sc along the back (18)
13) 2 sc, dec, 6 sc, dec, 6 sc (16)
14-15) (2 rows) 16 sc. Fill the foot with fiber
16) 2 sc, inc, 7 sc, inc, 5 sc (18)
17) 16 sc, inc in the center of the back, 1 sc (19)
18) 3 sc, inc, 8 sc, inc, 6 sc (21) inc in both sides
19) 19 sc, inc in the back, 1 sc (22)
20) 22 sc, fill the leg with fiber
21) 3 sc, dec, 9 sc, dec, 6 sc (20)
22) 18 sc, dec (19)
23) 19 sc
24) 6 sc, 7 inc exactly along the front - they are knees, 6 sc (26)
25) 24 sc, dec (25)
26) 6 sc, 7 dec (exactly above the inc), 5 sc (18)
27) 18 sc
28) 4 sc, inc, 8 sc, inc, 4 sc (20) inc in the sides
29) 5 sc, inc, 9 sc, inc, 4 sc (22)
30) 22 sc
31) 1 sc, inc, 3 sc, inc, 12 sc, inc, 3 sc (25)
32) inc, 24 sc (26) Fill with fiber tightly. Don't fill the last 0,39
inches of the leg with fiber.
33-38) (6 rows) 26 sc
8 shifting sc to have marker thread exactly aside to the left,
fold in halves and work 13 sc in both sides. Turn the work, 1
turning ch, 13 sc in both sides. Fix and cut thread, hide tail
thread.

Left leg
8 ch
1) from the 2nd ch - 6 sc, inc in 5 sc in the last ch,
along the other side - 6 sc, inci n 3 sc in the last sc (in the leg sc, as there aren't any ch)
(20)
2) 20 sc
3) 7 sc, dec, 2 sc, dec, 7 sc (18)
4-38 rows - work in the same way as for the right leg. Don't cut thread.

Body
Work in spiral. The marker is aside to the left.
Fill with fiber tightly in the process
Go on working along left leg in the front:
1) FLO of left leg - 13 sc, 4 ch, attach to right leg and work FLO along right leg - 13 sc;
BLO along the back of the leg - 13 sc along right leg, 4 sc along chain, 13 along left leg
(60) Marker.
2-11) (10 rows) 60 sc. The marker is aside to the left.
12) 4 sc, (dec, 8 sc)*5, dec, 4 sc (54)
13-15) (3 rows) 54 sc
16) 32 sc, (dec, 5 sc)*3, 1 sc (51)
17-19) (3 rows) 51 sc
20) 32 sc, (dec, 4 sc)*3, 1 sc (48)
21-23) (3 rows) 48 sc
24) 3 sc, (dec, 6 sc)*5, dec, 3 sc (42)
25) 42 sc
26) work 32 sc and place the marker, there is the beginning
of row - along the center in the back.
27) Attach the arms: 7 sc alogn the back, 8 sc along the left
arm together with the body, 12 sc along the front, 8 sc
along the right arm together with the body, 7 sc along the
back (42) Fill the body with fiber tightly.
28) (dec, 5 sc)*6 (36)
29) (dec, 4 sc)*6 (30)
30) (dec, 3 sc)*6 (24)
31) (dec, 2 sc)*6 (18)
32-35) (4 rows) 18 sc. Don't cut thread.
 Head
Go on working, the marker is along the center in the back.

1) 2 sc, 14 inc, 2 sc (32)

2) (3 sc, inc)*8 (40)
3) 2 sc, (inc, 4 sc)*7, inc, 2 sc (48)
4) (7 sc, inc)*6 (54)
5) 4 sc, (inc, 8 sc)*5, inc, 4 sc (60)
6) (9 sc, inc)*6 (66)
7) 5 sc, (inc, 10 sc)*5, inc, 5 sc (72)
8) (11 sc, inc)*6 (78)
9-12) (4 rows) 78 sc
13) 20 sc, (dec, 2 sc)*9, dec, 20 sc (68)
14) 2 sc, dec, 60 sc, dec, 2 sc (66)
15-16) (2 rows) 66 sc
17) (10 sc, inc)*6 (72)
18-22) (5 rows) 72 sc.
Insert 3-4 cotton pods in the fiber.
23) (dec, 10 sc)*6 (66)
24) 66 sc
25) (dec, 9 sc)*6 (60)
26) 4 sc, (dec, 8 sc)*5, dec, 4 sc (54)
27) (dec, 7 sc)*6 (48)
28) 3 sc, (dec, 6 sc)*5, dec, 3 sc (42)
29) (dec, 5 sc)*6 (36)
30) 2 sc, (dec, 4 sc)*5, dec, 2 sc (30)
31) (dec, 3 sc)*6 (24)
32) (dec, 2 sc)*6 (18)
33) (dec, 1 sc)*6 (12)
34) 6 dec. Tighten the hole, leave a long tail thread to embroider the nose.
Contractions. Pin the places where the eyes will be inserted. In my case, it's 13 row
(count up), the distance between inner pins is ~ 11 sc, between outside pins - 15 sc. You
can allocate the eyes on your own.
Make contractions with a needle:
Insert a needle in the place, where the neck is finished (point А), pull it out point В; insert
a needle in point С, pull it out point D. Tighten tail thread and make a knot.
Work the same with the 2nd eye.

Embroider the nose along 12 row. Nose width is 4 sc. Work 5-6 stitches.
If you tighten the stitches, there will be a smile.

Tint the cheeks and the nose a bit

 Ears
1) 6 sc in MR, don't round the work, turn the work, 1 turning ch
2) 6 inc (12) Leave a long tail thread for attaching.
Count 8 rows up and about 8 sc from the eyes. Pin the ears and then sew them.

Tint
Whittle dry pastel of tan color with a knife or
scissors. Tint folding places with the help of a
brush:

knees
groin area
underarms
elbows
neck (where is a seam) - a bit
above nose
wrists
ankles
ears (inside)
in the same places in the back (exept the
head)
belly

Tint the cheeks with pink blusher.

 Face decoration
Glue the eyes to the places where you've made eye contraction.
Embroider the whites of the eyes
Embroider the eyebrows
You can embroider the mouth (I haven't done it, as I like dolls without any mouths)
You can sew beads or tiny buttons in the ears.
Our little kid is ready!