Finally satisfied…I think? I’ve been making amigurumi dolls for years and have been working on writing my own “base” pattern that I use when making dolls.

I have included color changes for basic shoe, pants, shirt, and long or short sleeves. The rest is up to your imagination.

I’m a big fan of Laura Tegg. I’ve bought all her Little Weebee clothing patterns and use and adjust them to fit these dolls. Her hair caps work as well, so I have not included the hair cap because I use the one in her free Little Weebee pattern.

This isn’t a photo tutorial, just a written pattern, and assumes experience in putting together amigurumi, but I include links to YouTube videos made by others that demonstrate various techniques I use.

My completed dolls were made with worsted weight acrylic yarn. Smaller dolls could be made with DK weight or even category 2 yarn.

I use Herrschner’s Worsted 8 for most things. For skin, I use Lion Brand Skein Tones in Nutmeg, Truffle, Cedarwood, or Almond, or Caron Simply Soft in Bone. One skein of these colors makes several dolls. I use FiberFil for the stuffing, 9 mm safety eyes, a 3.5 mm hook (I crochet yarn under for a tighter weave), and my imagination.

Please enjoy. I’m sorry I don’t have friends who crochet to test this, but it’s what I’ve been doing a long time. If you do find errors I would welcome a message or an email.