Crochet pattern “Witch Art doll” + 31 VIDEOS
$ 27.90
What’s Included
This advanced crochet art doll pattern in English includes:
- Detailed step-by-step crochet instructions
- 120 illustrations
- 31 video tutorials covering advanced techniques, including body shaping, face sculpting, the movable head-neck joint, hair attachment, facial features, and finishing techniques
Video Access
The pattern includes a link to my Google Drive video folder. To get access, click the link on page 5 and send an access request with your order number.
Please allow up to 24 hours for access to be approved due to possible time-zone differences.
Finished Art Doll Size
Using sport-weight yarn such as Alize Cotton Gold or YarnArt Jeans, the finished crochet doll will be approximately 23 cm (9″) tall.
Skill Level
Advanced
This is a detailed crochet art doll project designed for experienced crocheters rather than complete beginners.
Yarn & Crochet Hooks
I used Alize Cotton Gold sport-weight yarn (100 g / 330 m; 55% cotton, 45% acrylic).
Exact yarn colors are included in the pattern.
Gauge: 21 sts × 35 rows
Crochet hooks: 1.5 mm, 2.0 mm and 2.5 mm
Suggested alternative yarn: YarnArt Jeans or a similar sport-weight cotton-blend yarn.
See the Finished Art Doll
Watch the video to see how the finished crochet art doll looks: https://youtube.com/shorts/jblrmBJfB3w
Give your Amigurumi Art Doll a completely new look:
With this extra outfits, accessories, and hairstyles. Mix and match the details to create your own unique Pin-Up character.
Explore the additions:
→ Crochet Shoe · Boots · Hat · Bodysuit · Hairstyles
Explore my other Pin-Up Doll crochet patterns
— each one unique, stylish, and full of vintage charm: https://monoxatoys.com/pin-up-dolls-crochet-patterns/
Want to Learn More? Watch My Free Crochet Art Doll Tutorials
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Amanda Smith –
Another fantastic pattern! This one is my favorite due to how the head and neck are made as you create a post for the neck and a tube for the head where the neck post fits through it so you don’t have to guess where the neck would be places and you don’t need to soft sculpt an area on the head for the neck to fit. It worked out extremely smoothly.
In addition to that, I love how this doll has both arms down in front across their lap which differs from the other dolls in this series.
If you’d like to see my completed doll, check out my photos on Ravelry under the user name Mandycreates