Pattern suitable for beginner-intermediate crocheters. 🌷
Make your own kitty dolls, including their clothes and accessories.
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For this project you'll need:
Suggested materials:
* 2 mm crochet hook with fine weight yarn (2/Sport) in the colours of your choice for the cats, Lady Clementine’s dress (in two different colours), the boots and the accessories
* 1.5 mm crochet hook with super fine weight yarn (1/Fingering) in the colour of your choice for Lord Jack’s monocle
* A small piece of embroidery floss, super fine weight yarn (1/fingering) or fine weight yarn (2/Sport) for embroidering the nose
* 8 mm safety eyes or buttons
* Scissors
* Tapestry needle
* Pin needles (to help attach the parts)
* Stuffing fibre
* Blush makeup (optional)
* Handicraft wire (optional)
* Small buttons for the clothes (optional)
* A little piece of satin ribbon to adorn Lady Clementine’s tail (optional)
Yarn information:
For this project, I used:
* Fine weight yarn (2/Sport) Bella 100% cotton from Fios Pingouin
* Super fine weight yarn (1/Fingering) Anne 100% cotton from Círculo Produtos
Size:
I got a finished piece measuring approximately 26 cm. Please have in mind that the actual size of your finished item may change depending on your yarn tension and the materials used. Make sure you adapt the size and placement of the eyes if you use different sizes of hook and yarn.
PATTERN (LEVEL: BEGINNER-INTERMEDIATE)
My abbreviations (based on US terms):
* MR - magic ring
* ST - stitch
* CH - chain
* SL ST - slip stitch
* SC - single crochet
* INC - increase (2sc in the same st)
* DEC - decrease (sc 2 together)
* HDC - half double crochet
* DC - double crochet
* BLO - back loops only (do the stitches using only the back loops of your work)
* ( )xNUMBER - number of times you have to repeat everything inside the brackets
* [ ] - total number of stitches on the row
Tips:
* If you don’t know how to do one of the crochet stitches used in this pattern you can search on YouTube for “name of the stitch + tutorials” and you’ll find some super easy and detailed video tutorials for beginners.
* The rows where I don’t mention doing a chain between them are worked in continuous rounds, so it’ll be easier if you use a stitch marker to mark every last stitch from the row.
1) Fingers: make 2 (2 mm crochet hook / Fine weight yarn (2/Sport) in the colour of your choice for the whole body)
R1: 4sc in the MR, sl st [4]
Fasten off and weave the end.
2) Hands: make 2 (2 mm crochet hook / same yarn used for the whole body)
R1: 7sc in the MR [7]
R2: (inc)x7 [14]
R3: 1sc in each st around [14]
Stuff, do not fasten off and continue from here to make the arms.
3) Arms: make 2 (2 mm crochet hook / same yarn used for the whole body)
R1: join the hand to the finger with 1sc in each st around it and 1sc in each st around the hand [18]
R2: (dec)x4, (sc)x10 [14]
R3-R5 (3 rows): 1sc in each st around [14]
R6: (dec)x7 [7]
R7-R26 (20 rows): 1sc in each st around [7].
Fasten off and weave the end.
It’s not necessary to stuff the arms. You can insert a piece of handicraft wire if you want to be able to flex your cat's arms in different positions.
4) Legs: (2 mm crochet hook / same yarn used for the whole body)
4.1) LEG 1:
R1: 7sc in the MR [7]
R2: (inc)x7 [14]
R3-R37 (35 rows): 1sc in each st around [14].
Start stuffing around R10 and continue as you progress with the next rows.
Fasten off and weave the end.
4.2) LEG 2:
R1-R37: do the same as you did for Leg 1 [14].
Do not fasten off and join the legs to continue making the body from here.
R38: Ch 3, join to Leg 1 with 1sc in each st around it, 1sc in each st from the ch3, 1sc in each st around Leg 2, 1sc in each st from the other side of the ch3 [34]
5) Body: (2 mm crochet hook / same yarn used for the whole body)
R39: (sc)x33, inc [35]
R40-R54 (15 rows): 1sc in each st around [35]
R55: (3sc, dec)x7 [28]
R56-R57: 1sc in each st around [28]
Start stuffing and continue as you progress with the next rows.
R58: (2sc, dec)x7 [21]
R59-R60: 1sc in each st around [21]
R61: (sc, dec)x7 [14]
R62-R63: 1sc in each st around [14]
R64: do sc enough to reach the side of the body, then join the first arm with 7sc around it, do more sc enough to reach the other side of the body and join the second arm with 7sc around it. If there are still any stitches left, just do sc to get to the end of the row. You’ll have to do 7sc around each arm and 14sc around the body, 28sc in total. [28]
Finish stuffing firmly the whole body.
R65: (2sc, dec)x7 [21]
R66: (sc, dec)x7 [14]
R67: (dec)x7 [7]
Insert a piece of handicraft wire in the body passing through the neck to make it firmer (optional).
6) Head: (2 mm crochet hook / same yarn used for the whole body)
R68: 1sc in each st around [7]
R69: (inc)x7 [14]
R70: (sc, inc)x7 [21]
R71: (2sc, inc)x7 [28]
R72: (3sc, inc)x7 [35]
R73: (4sc, inc)x7 [42]
R74: (5sc, inc)x7 [49]
R75: (6sc, inc)x7 [56]
R76: dec, 1sc in each st around [55]
R77-R82 (6 rows): 1sc in each st around [55]
Insert the eyes between R80-R81, approximately 9 stitches apart. Now, embroider the nose and the eye corners. If you’re using safety eyes make sure you embroider the eye corners before locking it with the safety pin, since it should be much easier that way.
Start stuffing and continue as you progress with the next rows.
R83: (9sc, dec)x5 [50]
R84: 1sc in each st around [50]
R85: (8sc, dec)x5 [45]
R86: 1sc in each st around [45]
R87: (7sc, dec)x5 [40]
R88: 1sc in each st around [40]
R89: (6sc, dec)x5 [35]
R90: 1sc in each st around [35]
R91: (3sc, dec)x7 [28]
R92: (2sc, dec)x7 [21]
R93: (sc, dec)x7 [14]
R94: (dec)x7 [7]
Fasten off, weave the end to close the hole and hide the yarn tail inside the head.
7) Ears: make 2 (2 mm crochet hook / same yarn used for the whole body)
R1: 3sc in the MR [3]
R2: (inc)x3 [6]
R3: (sc, inc)x3 [9]
R4: (2sc, inc)x3 [12]
R5: (sc, inc)x6 [18]
R6: (2sc, inc)x6 [24]
R7: (3sc, inc)x6 [30]
R8-R10 (3 rows): 1sc in each st around [30]
Fasten off leaving a tail to sew it to the head, and flatten the ears.
8) Tail: (2 mm crochet hook / same yarn used for the whole body)
R1: 7sc in the MR [7]
R2-R40 (39 rounds): 1sc in each st around [7]
Fasten off leaving a tail to sew to the body.
Insert a piece of handicraft wire to shape it (optional). It's not necessary to stuff the tail.
9) Boots: make 2 (2 mm crochet hook / Fine weight yarn (2/Sport) in the colour of your choice)
R1: ch9, 1sc in the second st from hook and in the next 6st, 3sc in the next st, 1sc in the next 6st, 2sc in the last st [18]
R2: ch1, (2sc, inc)x6, sl st [24]
R3: ch1, (3sc, inc)x6, sl st [30]
R4: ch1, (4sc, inc)x6, sl st [36]
R5: ch1, 1sc in each st around BLO, sl st [36]
R6-R8 (3 rows): ch1, 1sc in each st around, sl st [36]
R9: ch1, (sc)x5, (dec)x11, (sc)x9, sl st [25]
R10: ch1, (sc)x6, (dec)x5, (sc)x9, sl st [20]
R11-R15 (5 rows): ch1, 1sc in each st around, sl st [20]
Fasten off and weave the end.
You can make more rows if you want the boots to be longer.
Stuff only the front part of the boots, so you can fit the legs in the empty space.
10) Lady Clementine's Dress:
10.1) Top: (2 mm crochet hook / Fine weight yarn (2/Sport) in two different colours of your choice)
COLOUR 1
R1: ch36
R2: 1dc in the second st from hook and in the next 30st
COLOUR 2
R3: ch2 and turn, (dc)x3, hdc, (sc)x8, hdc, (dc)x4, hdc, (scx8), hdc, (dc)x3 [30]
R4: ch2 and turn, (dcx4), ch8 and skip the next 8sc from the previous row, (dcx6), ch8 and skip the next 8sc from previous row, (dc)x4 [30]
R5: ch1 and turn, 1sc in each st until the end of the row [30]
R6: ch2 and turn, 3dc in each st until the end of the row [90]
10.2) Skirt (shell stitches): (2 mm crochet hook / Fine weight yarn (2/Sport) in two different colours of your choice)
COLOUR 1
R7: ch1 and turn, (1sc, skip 2st, 5dc in the same st, skip 2st)x until the end of the row
COLOUR 2
R8: ch1 and turn, 3dc in the first st, (skip 2st, 1sc, skip 2st, 5dc in the same st)x until the end of the row, 3dc in the last st
COLOUR 1
R9: ch1 and turn, skip 3st, (5dc in the same st, skip 2st, 1sc, skip 2st)x until the end of the row, 1sc in the last st, ch1 and turn
Repeat R8 and R9 x5 more times.
Fasten off. Dress the kitty and sew the back of the dress to close it.
11) Lord Jack's Hat: (2 mm crochet hook / Fine weight yarn (2/Sport) in the colour of your choice)
R1: 8sc in the MR [8]
R2: ch1, (inc)x8, sl st [16]
R3: ch1, (sc, inc)x8, sl st [24]
R4: ch1, (2sc, inc)x8, sl st [32]
R5: ch1, 1sc in each st around BLO, sl st [32]
R6-R7: ch1, 1sc in each st around, sl st [32]
R8: ch1, (2sc, dec)x8, sl st [24]
R9: ch1, 1sc in each st around, sl st [24]
R10: ch1, (4sc, dec)x4, sl st [20]
R11-R12: ch1, 1sc in each st around, sl st [20]
R13: ch1, (inc)x20, sl st [40]
R14: ch1, 1sc in each st around, sl st [40]
Fasten off and weave the end.
12) Lord Jack’s monocle: (1.5 mm crochet hook / Super fine weight yarn (1/Fingering) in the colour of your choice)
R1: 40sc in the MR [40]. Close the ring. Sl st into the first st.
Sew it to the face. Do some chains and sew the end to the vest’s pocket.
13) Lord Jack’s Vest (2 mm crochet hook / Fine weight yarn (2/Sport) in the colour of your choice) was made based on WoolyWondersCrochet’s pattern. You can find the video tutorial here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qjt-ru06chU
14) Bows (2 mm crochet hook / Fine weight yarn (2/Sport) in the colour of your choice) were made based on HappyBerry Crochet’s pattern. You can find the video tutorial here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dptDohXBac8
15) Finishing touches:
Now you just have to assemble all the parts, if you haven’t yet, and apply some blush makeup to the cat’s cheeks to make it cuter. You can also attach little buttons to adorn their clothes, and use a piece of satin ribbon to adorn the tail tips.
Congratulations!!!
You finished it! I hope you enjoyed making your own cute kitty couple! Check out my shop for many other designs you can make so they don't feel lonely.
Thank you so much for using my pattern. I'd appreciate it if you could leave a comment or review on my shop. Also, I always love to check out people's finished work! So, feel free to email me a picture of your finished amigurumi if you want. And if you post it on Instagram, I'd be thrilled if you tag me at @cutestuffbylumy so I can hype your creation!
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