crochet doll dress pattern free Dan-El Designs Michelle Doll Clothes Crochet Pattern 18 inch American Girl  Dolls
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crochet doll dress pattern free

crochet doll dress pattern free Dan-El Designs Michelle Doll Clothes Crochet Pattern 18 inch American Girl Dolls

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crochet doll dress pattern free Dan-El Designs Michelle Doll Clothes Crochet Pattern 18 inch American Girl DollsJust the dress for that special occasion that will make heads turn. This pattern includes instructions for a crocheted dress, collar, and shrug. The dress is worked top down. Sleeves of the shrug are worked separately and then finely stitched down the center back, but it can also be crocheted together. The collar may be made separately or crocheted onto the dress. Sewing instructions and pattern for a circular petticoat are included for a more elegant

Just the dress for that special occasion that will make heads turn. This pattern includes instructions for a crocheted dress, collar, and shrug. The dress is worked top down. Sleeves of the shrug are worked separately and then finely stitched down the center back, but it can also be crocheted together. The collar may be made separately or crocheted onto the dress. Sewing instructions and pattern for a circular petticoat are included for a more elegant look.

This PDF crochet pattern by Dan-El Designs is designed to fit 18-inch soft-bodied dolls such as American Girl®.

Suggested Yarns: Sports Yarn/Fingering or No 2 Cotton Yarn. 4ply Cotton Yarn. 

Supplies Needed:

USA

  • ±95 - 100g Sports Yarn / Fingering or No 2 Cotton Yarn - Dress
  • ±30 - 35g Sports Yarn / Fingering or No 2 Cotton Yarn - Shrug
  • ±10 - 15g Sports Yarn / Fingering or No 2 Cotton Yarn - Collar
  • 8 Buttons - Dress
  • 1 Button or 12" Ribbon - Shrug
  • 1 Button or 12" Ribbon - Collar
  • Darning or Tapestry Needle


SA / UK

  • ±95 - 100g 4Ply Cotton Yarn - Dress
  • ±30 - 35g 4Ply Cotton Yarn - Shrug
  • ±10 - 15g 4Ply Cotton Yarn - Collar
  • 8 Buttons - Dress
  • 1 Button or 30cms Ribbon - Shrug
  • 1 Button or 30cms Ribbon - Collar
  • Darning or Tapestry Needle


         Skill Level:  Intermediate

        What You Get: One 20 page crochet pattern that you digitally download as a PDF file so you can start your project immediately!  A PDF reader is required to view and print the files (example: Adobe Reader or Preview for MAC). The download link is received immediately after the transaction is complete. Print copies are NOT available.

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