This Brigid Goddess Crochet Doll Pattern is ideal for advanced crocheters, who also enjoy intricate embroidery.
Whether you use it to crochet a Realistic Celtic Goddess for your altar, or create an Heirloom Pagan Doll that will be in your family for generations, this project involves a range of different interesting crochet and embroidery techniques for you to learn.
If you are not comfortable with the embroidery part of the pattern, you could just as well use it to craft a beautiful doll without an embroidered face.
You have the option of embedding craft wire into the legs and arms, making them posable.
ABOUT THE PATTERN:
The keepsake doll pattern has detailed step-by-step instructions that are accompanied by many high-quality photos of the process and five video tutorials for the more challenging parts of the pattern, including the realistic doll face embroidery.
LANGUAGE: English (American crochet terminology)
SKILL-LEVEL: advanced crochet pattern, detailed doll face embroidery
CONSTRUCTION:
The boots, legs, torso, arms, neck and head are crocheted without sewing, from the bottom up.
There is the option of inserting craft wire frames into the doll’s legs and arms, so they can bend and hold their position.
The hair is crocheted separately, and then stitched onto the head.
The mouth, nose, eyes and eyebrows are embroidered.
The skirt, bodice and cloak are separate items that can be removed.
SIZE:
The doll will be about 8 inches (20 cm) tall if using the indicated yarn weight and hook size. If you want her to be larger or smaller, you can use a different yarn weight and adjust the hook size accordingly.
MATERIALS AND TOOLS:
- 4-ply (Fingering/Sport/size 2) or light worsted (DK/size 3) yarn in the skin tone of choice, the hair tone of choice, brown for the boots, white for the body and arms, light green for the skirt, dark green and saffron yellow for the bodice, or whichever colors you choose for the clothes
[I used Scheepjes Catona in Petal Peach, Rust, Root Beer, Bridal White, Willow, Fir and Saffron]
- 5-ply (Sport) wool yarn for the cloak [I used Drops Alpaca in off white]
- 2.5 mm crochet hook (size B-1 or C-2, depending on how tightly you crochet)
- Embroidery floss in: Black, white, green (for the eyes), and light pink (for the lips)
- Fiberfill
- 1 mm thick craft wire (AWG 18) for the wire frame (optional)
- Bobby pin for the neck support
- Yarn needle (preferably with bent tip)
- Large-eyed sewing needle or darning needle for the embroidery
- Small sewing needle for the small embroidery
- Stitch marker
- Sewing pins
- Scissors
DOWNLOAD: After placing your order and payment is confirmed you will receive an email with a link to download your files. You will also be able to download your files directly on the purchase confirmation page.
I'm always happy to help! Don't hesitate to email me if you need help with the download or the pattern.
Due to the nature of instant downloads, I am not able to offer refunds. Please contact me anytime if you have any questions and want to make sure this is the right pattern for you.
Thank you for stopping by! Happy creating!
This Brigid Goddess Crochet Doll Pattern is ideal for advanced crocheters, who also enjoy intricate embroidery.
Whether you use it to crochet a Realistic Celtic Goddess for your altar, or create an Heirloom Pagan Doll that will be in your family for generations, this project involves a range of different interesting crochet and embroidery techniques for you to learn.
If you are not comfortable with the embroidery part of the pattern, you could just as well use it to craft a beautiful doll without an embroidered face.
You have the option of embedding craft wire into the legs and arms, making them posable.
ABOUT THE PATTERN:
The keepsake doll pattern has detailed step-by-step instructions that are accompanied by many high-quality photos of the process and five video tutorials for the more challenging parts of the pattern, including the realistic doll face embroidery.
LANGUAGE: English (American crochet terminology)
SKILL-LEVEL: advanced crochet pattern, detailed doll face embroidery
CONSTRUCTION:
The boots, legs, torso, arms, neck and head are crocheted without sewing, from the bottom up.
There is the option of inserting craft wire frames into the doll’s legs and arms, so they can bend and hold their position.
The hair is crocheted separately, and then stitched onto the head.
The mouth, nose, eyes and eyebrows are embroidered.
The skirt, bodice and cloak are separate items that can be removed.
SIZE:
The doll will be about 8 inches (20 cm) tall if using the indicated yarn weight and hook size. If you want her to be larger or smaller, you can use a different yarn weight and adjust the hook size accordingly.
MATERIALS AND TOOLS:
- 4-ply (Fingering/Sport/size 2) or light worsted (DK/size 3) yarn in the skin tone of choice, the hair tone of choice, brown for the boots, white for the body and arms, light green for the skirt, dark green and saffron yellow for the bodice, or whichever colors you choose for the clothes
[I used Scheepjes Catona in Petal Peach, Rust, Root Beer, Bridal White, Willow, Fir and Saffron]
- 5-ply (Sport) wool yarn for the cloak [I used Drops Alpaca in off white]
- 2.5 mm crochet hook (size B-1 or C-2, depending on how tightly you crochet)
- Embroidery floss in: Black, white, green (for the eyes), and light pink (for the lips)
- Fiberfill
- 1 mm thick craft wire (AWG 18) for the wire frame (optional)
- Bobby pin for the neck support
- Yarn needle (preferably with bent tip)
- Large-eyed sewing needle or darning needle for the embroidery
- Small sewing needle for the small embroidery
- Stitch marker
- Sewing pins
- Scissors
DOWNLOAD: After placing your order and payment is confirmed you will receive an email with a link to download your files. You will also be able to download your files directly on the purchase confirmation page.
I'm always happy to help! Don't hesitate to email me if you need help with the download or the pattern.
Due to the nature of instant downloads, I am not able to offer refunds. Please contact me anytime if you have any questions and want to make sure this is the right pattern for you.
Thank you for stopping by! Happy creating!
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