Finished Size: 10 inches tall
Level: Advanced Beginner/Intermediate
Skills: crochet, basic hand sewing, glueing
Completion time: 8-9 hours, depending on skill level

This tribute to the King of Reggae is crafted with a smooth groove of worsted weight yarns, with wired limbs that rock and sway along with fingers, toes, and a guitar in hand. Of course, it’s all topped off with an iconic Rasta hat that brings the whole vibe together.

The pattern hits all the right notes with 12 pages of instructions and over 30 vibrant color photos, guiding you through each step. You’ll also find a general guide to materials and supplies to keep your rhythm steady. This project is ideal for crocheters with some experience who want to jam on something special. To complete this doll, you’ll need:

Face and hands:
Patons Astra Light Yarn - Apricot (A) - 6 metres

Clothing:
Worsted yarns:

Light Tan (A) - 6 metres
Yellow (B) - 6 metres
Denim Blue (C) - 6 metres
Black (D) - 5 metres
Green (E) - 2 metres
Red (F) - 2 metres
Brown (G) - 2 metres

Hair:
Chunky Weight Yarn:
Black (H) - 6 metres

Notions:

3.5 mm crochet hook
Stitch marker
Sewing needle & thread
Yarn needle
Hot glue gun and craft glue
2 x 6mm black safety eyes
4” dowel rod (approx 1/4” diameter)
Polyester stuffing
16-gauge wire - found at hardware stores
Wire cutters
Scrap of black embroidery floss
Scrap of green felt