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Showing posts with label Free Rag Doll Crochet Pattern. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Free Rag Doll Crochet Pattern. Show all posts
Friday, April 25, 2025
Rag Doll Dress with Ribbed Waist
As I'm working on a larger doll pattern I will often try it on the Rag doll to see if there is a chance it can be adapted to fit the Rag Doll as I have no specific patterns for it. This one required me to drop rows at the end but for the most part it was a pretty good fit based on making it for the larger dolls.
Notes:
I had considered using a smaller hook and possible a lighter worsted 4 but it fit well at the top. I'd consider switching hooks at the waist in the future to reduce the size slightly.
I used an I hook and followed the same process as I did for the other 18 inch dolls.
Wednesday, February 14, 2024
Rag Doll Dress for February
I'm learning to document more as I work on these projects because sometimes I figure out a solution some time during the process and think this will work better next time only to discover I'm in the same pickle because I never documented the solution.
This is a free Dora the Explorer pattern that I've adapted for use with both the Rag doll and the 16 inch baby doll. You can find it here.
Notes:
I use a K hook for the first 7 rows joining at the end of row 7.
For the skirt I switch to an I hook to the end of the dress.
In Row 1 to make the arms fit both dolls I need to chain 8.
However this creates and issue with the skirt so in the following row I need to evenly reduce by 8 stitches the number of additional chains added in the previous row prior to starting the pattern that will eventually establish the skirt.
Use a stitch marker to mark the decreases and increases. They are just easy to lose.
Don't skip the directions for finishing the top and the arms.
I used a snap for the back after finishing the edges.
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