Crochet pattern “Witch pin-up doll” + VIDEOS
$ 24.90
Crochet a spellbinding Witch Pin-Up Doll. Advanced pattern with 120 step-by-step photos & 31 video tutorials. Whimsical magic, bold style, and Monoxatoys precision in every stitch.
This patterns is designed for experienced crafters who love a touch of dark elegance! It guides you step-by-step to craft a striking pin-up doll, complete with dramatic details, vintage-inspired curves, and a darkly glamorous vibe.
This amigurumi tutorial in English INCLUDES:
- A DETAILED crochet pattern with 120 illustrations
- 31 VIDEOS
IMPORTANT: To access the folder on my Google disc you will need to click on the link on page 5 and request access, PROVIDING ME WITH YOUR ORDER NUMBER – please give me 24 h to provide you with access (due to possible time difference)
SIZE: Using a sport weight yarn similar to mine (Alize Cotton Gold or YarnArt Jeans), your doll will be approximately 23 cm (9 in) tall.
LEVEL: Advanced
YARN & HOOKS:
I used sport-weight Alize Cotton Gold yarn (100g / 330m, 55% cotton + 45% acrylic).
Exact color codes are included in the pattern).
Gauge: 21 sts × 35 rows. Suggested alternative yarn: YarnArt Jeans, Premier Cotton Fair, Loops & Threads Cotton Colors
Crochet hooks: 2.0 mm, 2.5 mm, and 1.5 mm.
VIDEOS:
VIDEO 1: Right shoulder (rounds 8 and 9)
VIDEO 2: How to divide a crochet piece into two parts
VIDEO 3: Starting half-rows without bulky edges
VIDEO 4: Right forearm (round 1)
VIDEO 5: How to attach the yarn
VIDEO 6: Right leg (round 8)
VIDEO 7: How to change the direction of your amigurumi crochet
VIDEO 8: How to stuff the legs with yarn
VIDEO 9: Foot (rnd 3 – 4), and the “bridge” in round 5
VIDEO 10: Extensions
VIDEO 11: Inner bridge
VIDEO 12: Black yarn
VIDEO 13: Buttocks (rounds 0 and 1)
VIDEO 14: How to close the opening between the legs
VIDEO 15: Buttocks (round 2)
VIDEO 16: Buttocks (round 24)
VIDEO 17: How to shape the buttocks
VIDEO 18: How to attach the arms (round 52)
VIDEO 19: Shoulders (rnd 29)
VIDEO 20: How to customize the color of the eyes – direct link to Instagram
VIDEO 21: Head (rnd 23-31, rnd 35)
VIDEO 22: How to make a neck-head joint
VIDEO 23: How to shape the face
VIDEO 24: Pentagram decoration
VIDEO 25: How to sew the hair onto the doll/s head
VIDEO 26: How to make eyelids and eyelashes
VIDEO 27: How to make the brows
VIDEO 28: How to make the lips (polymer clay)
VIDEO 29: How to sew eyelids to the face
VIDEO 30: How to shape the body with glue
VIDEO 31: How to sew the breasts to the body
VIDEO 1: Right shoulder (rounds 8 and 9)
VIDEO 2: How to divide a crochet piece into two parts
VIDEO 3: Starting half-rows without bulky edges
VIDEO 4: Right forearm (round 1)
VIDEO 5: How to attach the yarn
VIDEO 6: Right leg (round 8)
VIDEO 7: How to change the direction of your amigurumi crochet
VIDEO 8: How to stuff the legs with yarn
VIDEO 9: Foot (rnd 3 – 4), and the “bridge” in round 5
VIDEO 10: Extensions
VIDEO 11: Inner bridge
VIDEO 12: Black yarn
VIDEO 13: Buttocks (rounds 0 and 1)
VIDEO 14: How to close the opening between the legs
VIDEO 15: Buttocks (round 2)
VIDEO 16: Buttocks (round 24)
VIDEO 17: How to shape the buttocks
VIDEO 18: How to attach the arms (round 52)
VIDEO 19: Shoulders (rnd 29)
VIDEO 20: How to customize the color of the eyes – direct link to Instagram
VIDEO 21: Head (rnd 23-31, rnd 35)
VIDEO 22: How to make a neck-head joint
VIDEO 23: How to shape the face
VIDEO 24: Pentagram decoration
VIDEO 25: How to sew the hair onto the doll/s head
VIDEO 26: How to make eyelids and eyelashes
VIDEO 27: How to make the brows
VIDEO 28: How to make the lips (polymer clay)
VIDEO 29: How to sew eyelids to the face
VIDEO 30: How to shape the body with glue
VIDEO 31: How to sew the breasts to the body
How does a finished doll look:
https://youtube.com/shorts/jblrmBJfB3w
https://youtube.com/shorts/jblrmBJfB3w
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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