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Crochet Moses Basket for Dolls with Ruffled Lace – A Timeless Keepsake Pattern

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If you’re searching for the fun vintage crochet project, here it is. A Crochet Moses Basket for Dolls with Ruffled Lace. This intermediate crochet pattern is designed to create an heirloom-quality gift. It will delight both children and collectors. It has delicate crochet lace on the sides of the basket. It is embellished with beautiful silk strips of fabric, has a matching padded bed for the dolly. This basket is ideal as a children’s gift or a charming addition to a doll display. Purchase the crochet pattern at ETSY or RAVELRY.
A white Moses basket with a doll laying on the bed. There is a strip of satin fabric that is tied into a beautiful bow at the hood. Two rows of ruffled lace are on the sides of the basket.

 

A Keepsake to Cherish

This beautiful Moses basket for dolls fits dolls ranging from 8 to 12 inches, making it perfect for baby dolls or smaller treasured toys.

Little ones will enjoy playing with this basket. What a wonderful way to encourage imaginative play. Parents and grandparents alike will enjoy crocheting this thoughtful gift. It will be a cherished for years to come.

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This pattern isn’t just practical—it’s stunning. The ruffled lace edging and satin ribbon embellishments make this basket a true showpiece. Whether you’re making it as a child’s gift or creating a unique vintage crochet item for your home, this pattern will impress.

 

What Makes The Crochet Pattern For This Basket Special?

  1. Fits 8″ to 12″ Dolls: Ideal for small baby dolls or other treasured toys.
  2. Easy to Follow: The pattern includes detailed instructions with helpful pictures.
  3. Fast to Crochet: With two strands of Red Heart Super Saver yarn, it works up quickly.
  4. Unique Embellishments: Includes a picture tutorial on creating the drop-over lace edge, adding satin ribbons, and even making a padded fabric insert for the base.
  5. Extra Resources: A video tutorial is available here to guide you through the process, plus a tutorial for crafting a charming pinwheel bow.

    This Basket Would Be Such A Thoughtful, Handmade Gift

    This Crochet Moses Basket for Dolls is perfect for anyone looking to create a handmade keepsake. Whether you’re making it for a special child in your life or giving it as a gift to an expectant mother for a nursery display, the love and care you put into this project will not go unnoticed.

    What Happy Customers are saying about this keepsake Moses Basket.

    Here’s what makers like you are saying about this pattern:

    • Victoria: “Very nice…and the seller is so responsive.”
    • Sherry: “Adorable Moses basket pattern. My little niece will be very pleased with it for her dolly I bought her.”
    • Connie: “Sooo CUTE, had the download in seconds…easy to read pattern with pictures as you go along. Added your shop to my fav!”
    • Journal Lover: “An outstanding pattern with clear and perfect pictures detailing every step… This pattern is worth much more than I paid for it. Thank you!”


    Here is an introduction to the Moses Basket Crochet Pattern.

    Yarn: 2 strands of any Worsted Weight Yarn. 1 strand for lace rows. I recommend Red Heart Super Saver. Colorway used for this design is White and Burgundy but it’s your choice, Approx. 550 yds. of MC & 350 yds. of CC  Supplies 

    Cardboard; Small amount of stuffing (I used polyester fiberfill); 1/3 to 1/2 yard of fabric; Glue gun or  glue of choice 

    Embellishments: Optional – Lace, buttons, ribbons, trimming of all kinds! Picture tutorials follow at the end of the written  pattern. 

    Hook:
    L – 11/8.00mm 

     H – 8/5.00mm 

    Stitch Guide  

    join w/ = join with  

    SLP ST = Slip Stitch  

    CH = Chain  

    SC = Single Crochet  

    HDC = Half Double Crochet  

    HDC DEC = YO insert hook in stitch, YO draw up loop; YO insert hook in nxt st, YO draw up loop; YO draw  through all loops on hook  

    DC = Double Crochet  

    TRB = Treble Crochet  

    H BP HDC = High Back Post Half Double Crochet (Pic below) 

    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  

    in = example “in nxt st” means you will be inserting the hook under the top two loops of the next stitch  to complete stitch or sequence of stitches stated. 

    YO = yarn over 

    CC = Contrasting Color 

    MC = Main Color 

    Pattern Notes:  

    1. Beginning CH 1 does not count as a stitch
    2. When crocheting the base, please pay close attention to how each round is written, as the increases  for the base of the basket are not executed in a standard form. I have staggered some of the increases,  so they are not sitting directly above the previous round’s increase. This helps the base to be flatter, and  not so rippled.

Ready to Make Your Own Moses Basket With Ruffled Lace?

You can purchase the Crochet Moses Basket for Dolls with Ruffled Lace pattern at RAVELRY or ETSY and start crocheting your keepsake today. If you’d like more options, this design is also part of an eBook featuring larger Moses basket patterns, available here.

Whether you’re an experienced crocheter or someone ready to try an intermediate crochet pattern, this project is sure to bring joy to both the maker and recipient. Create a timeless, heartfelt gift with this elegant crochet lace design.

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I am also a seamstress. It was easy for me to create a padded fabric bed for this Moses basket. I have designed Moses baskets in several different sizes. My favorite is the Gingerbread Moses Basket. It’s a free crochet pattern on this blog. My next favorite is the Bunny Stitch Moses Basket. It is so fun to crochet and yes, it is a free crochet pattern on this blog.

I hope you enjoyed your stay on my side of the mountain. I am always releasing new crochet patterns that you won’t want to miss them, so take a little time and look through all of the free crochet patterns that I have published on this blog.

Take care and God Bless,

 

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