Crochet pattern to create a stuffed snowman. The doll is 16" (41cm) high excluding the hat. For materials you can use: DK, Light Worsted: Robin DK (white = 120g and a little bit of red for embroidery mouth); Bonus DK green 916 = 20g; 5.00 mm hook (US: H/8, UK: 6); 3.25 mm hook (US: D/3, UK: 10) use for crocheting nose; DMC Pearl Cotton Thread Size 3 (115/3): Color Orange 740 = 1 skein; Tapestry needle; Polyester fibrefill = 200g; 12mm safety eyes. This pattern is part of a series. Other patterns: Gingerbread Man and Santa Claus.

Crochet pattern to create a Santa Claus doll. The doll is 41 cm (16") tall, excluding the hat. In the same series is a snowman and a gingerbread man

Cute, huggable, easy and quick to make. The dolls are made by using single crochet stitch (UK: double crochet). Size: 16 - 19 inches (41 - 47.5 cm) tall. For a 16 inch doll (41 cm) use 2 strands of DK yarn (or one strand of worsted) and a 5 mm crochet hook. For 19 inches (47.5 cm) use Chunky/ Bulky yarn and a 6 mm hook.

This is a crochet pattern to crochet Christmas dolls and ornaments for your Christmas Tree. A basic knowledge of crochet is required to read the pattern. The Christmas dolls and decorations are easy to make. The pattern is written with U.S. crochet terms. You use single crochet stitches (= double crochet stitches in the UK) and double crochet (= treble crochet in the UK). You can use No 2 yarn (Sport, Baby) and a 3.25 mm hook (US: D/3.25, UK: 10). Included are instructions for: a Snowman, Santa Claus, Christmas Cupcake, Deer, Gingerbread man, Penguin, Red Robin, Polar Bear, Christmas Sock, Star, Wreath and Heart. You can make them bigger or smaller than my ornaments, without changing the pattern. The size of the ornaments depend on the size of crochet hook, thickness of yarn and how you stuff them; bigger hook and thicker yarn make bigger dolls, a doll stuffed tightly is bigger than a loose stuffed doll. Disclaimers: The dolls are not suitable for young children because of loose parts (the eyes). This crochet patterns cannot be printed. You read them on your tablet, smart phone, computer or notebook.

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Huggy Dolls 2 is a collection of cute, huggable, easy to make dolls. Included are the crochet patterns for small cupcakes, a donut and a baby bottle. The doll patterns are for: a Baby, Clown, Mermaid, Tiger, Lion, Mouse, Lamb, Dog, Long Eared Bunny and 2 Foxes. The dolls are about 19 inches tall (48 cm).