This baby doll dress and hat are so cute, and the crochet pattern is free. You will be surprised at how many of these little doll dress and hat sets that you can make in an evening. This is a great stash buster as it uses a worsted weight (4) yarn. Keep scrolling to find the free crochet pattern, or purchase the ad free pdf at RAVELRY or ETSY. I love these little dolls! They are becoming scarce, but can still be found at some Dollar Tree stores.
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The little ones in your life will love the little dress and hat.
I made this little doll dress and hat in Christmas colors, to celebrate a Mini Christmas In July! It was fun sharing new Christmas themed crochet patterns in the month of July. We had a great time celebrating.
These little dolls fit perfectly into the mini Shell Moses Basket. The two paired together would make a great Christmas gift for little ones.
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Baby Doll Dress and Hat Crochet Pattern
Yarn:
40-50 yds/36.3 m – I love this cotton (4 {on the small side of 4} ) 100% cotton (I do not recommend dishcloth cotton yarn for this project)
Hook:
H–8/5.0mm
Stitch Guide:
join w/ = join with
slp sts = Slip Stitch
Shell = 5 double crochet st’s in stitch indicated in pattern
Beg. shell = ch4, (counts as dc) 4 dc in st indicated in pattern
Xst or Cross Stitch = Skip st, dc in nxt St, cross back passing hook in front of prev. dc, executing a dc in st that was skipped or in the CH 2 sp, whichever is indicated.
Xst at the join: ch3, cross back, passing your hook in front of the ch3 & dc in the last st that was made or prev. round;
hdcV= hdc, ch1, hdc in stitch indicated in pattern
ch = Chain
sc = Single Crochet
hdc = Half Double Crochet
dc = Double Crochet
sp = Space
nxt = Next
st = Stitch
* * = Execute sequence between the stars, the number of times stated
x = Times; example Repeat 2 x or 2 times; 3 x or 3 times and so on
MC = Main Color
CC= Contrasting Color
Baby Doll Hat
Round 1:
Using MC, ch3 join in a ring; ch1, 7 sc in ring, join w/slp st to beg. sc (7 sc)
Round 2:
ch1, 2 sc in joining st and in each st around; join w/slp st to beg. sc (14 sc)
Round 3:
ch1, sc in joining st; 2 sc in nxt st; *sc in nxt st, 2 sc in nxt st;* 6x; join w/slp st to beg. sc (21sc)
Round 4:
ch1, sc in joining st & nxt st; 2 sc in nxt st; *(sc in nxt st) 2x, 2 sc in nxt st;* 6x; join w/slp st to beg. sc (28sc)
Round 5:
ch1, sc in joining st and in each st around: (28 sc)
Round 6:
Xst at the join; *Xst* 13x; join w/slp st to 3rd ch of beg. ch3 (14 Xst)
Round 7-9
ch1, sc in joining st and in each st around; join w/slp st to beg. sc (28 sc)
Round 10:
ch1, sc in front loop only of each st around;drop MC and pull up CC at the join w/slp st to beg. sc (28 sc)
Round 11:
ch1, sc in joining st, *skp st, shell in nxt; skp st, sc in nxt;* 6x; skp st, shell in nxt; join w/slp st to beg. Sc; end off; weave in all ends
Baby Doll Dress
Row 1:
ch 20; hdc in nxt 2nd ch from hook & in nxt ch; hdc V in nxt ch; hdc in nxt 3 ch’s; hdc V in nxt; hdc in nxt 5 ch’s, hdc V in nxt; hdc in nxt 3 ch’s, hdc V; hdc in last 2 ch’s; ch1 & turn (23 hdc)
Row 2:
hdc in nxt 3 st’s; hdc V in ch1 sp of prev. V; hdc in nxt 5st’s; hdc V in ch1 sp of prev. V; hdc in nxt 7 st’s, hdc V in nxt; hdc in nxt 5 st’s, hdc V; hdc in last 3 st’s; ch1 & turn (31 hdc)
Row 3:
hdc in nxt 4st’s; 1 hdc in ch1 sp of prev. V; ch7; skp 7st’s; hdc in ch1 sp of prev. V; hdc in nxt 9st’s, hdc in ch1 sp of prev. hdcV; ch7; skp 7st’s; hdc ch1 sp of prev. V; hdc in last 4st’s; join w/slp st to beg. hdc; do not turn (21 hdc)
Round 4:
ch1, hdc in joining st; *ch1, skp st, hdc in nxt;* 17x; ch1, join w/slp st to beg. Hdc (18 hdc)
Round 5:
Ch1, sc in joining st; *2sc in ch1 sp, sc innxt hdc;* 17x; 2sc in last ch1 sp; join w/slp st to beg. sc (54 sc)
Round 6:
ch1 sc in joining st; *skp 2 st’s, shell in nxt, skp 2 st’s, sc in nxt;* 8x; skp 2 st’s, shell in nxt, skp last 2 st’s, join w/slp st to beg. sc (9 shells)
Round 7:
Beg. shell in joining st; *sc in 3rd st of nxt shell, shell in nxt sc;* 8x; sc in 3rd st of last shell, join w/slp st to 3rd ch of beg. shell
Round 8:
Repeat Round 6; dropping MC and pulling up CC at the join w/slp st to beg sc
Round 9:
Repeat Round 7: End off
Finish by making a chain to weave through the half double crochet beading round. Chain 70 if you like the length the dolls are wearing. Chain 60 to 65 if you would like it to be shorter.
Before weaving in all ends, use the beginning tail at the opening at the back of the neck, to make a button loop.
Thread the yarn tail into a yarn needle. I use a metal needle for this job. Begin to weave the tail in the opposite direction, and do not pull it tight. Leave a little loop for the button. Proceed to weave the yarn tail back to the loop, then proceed to weave the yarn tail north and south a couple of times, making sure that the yarn is being woven through the yarn that is holding the loop. Continue to weave it back and forth, until the loop is secure.
Sew a ¼” button to the opposite side.
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Barbara says
I love baby dolls and I love these adorable little outfits! Thank you for posting these patterns!
Kris says
YAY! Thank you Barbara, and you are so welcome!
Leslie Friesner says
is there a way to use this pattern for a 5″ doll with the same shape
Deb K says
Very cute
Kris says
Thank you Deb
Stacy says
This doll clothes set is adorable. I think my (now 8-month-old) granddaughter might need one of these for her first birthday!
Kris says
Oh that would be a sweet gift! Congrats on the your new granddaughter!
Joellen says
The doll set is adorable!
Kris says
Thank you!
Sarah Price says
Adorable dress!
Heidi A Higginbotham says
Awww. You know I’ve made so many of the little Moses baskets but don’t think this exact version. They are adorable, raise money and fundraisers and sell well for me too! I’d love the little outfit to go with the Dollar Tree dolls as those are what I use. thanks Krissy.
Betty Draskinis says
Hi Kris this dress is adorable ☺️ I’m just leaving a comment to show I’m following but I have the pattern 🥰
Michelle St Jacques-LeBlanc says
Adorable little doll dress, I remember my grams making us ones with huge skirts for our beds! 🥰😊 beautiful
Stephanie says
This is really cute! I also have the pattern, just checking in 🙂
Anne Haun says
This is an adorable pattern!
Serena Rondell says
This outfit is so cute! Thank you!
Kris says
Thank you!
Barbara J. Hulslander says
This whole set is absolutely adorable! Thank you for sharing your gift of creativity. I checked Dollar Tree website, but cannot find the baby doll. I have also checked a few other sites. I live in Central Pennsylvania. Where have you found the dolls?
Kris says
Thank you for the alert. You are right, they are no longer on the Dollar Tree Website. I’m pretty disappointed. Hopefully they will bring them back soon. This little set should fit any 7″-8″ doll though.
Wendy Blakely says
Beautiful pattern, enjoy your patterns.
Kris says
Thank you so much my friend!