I must say that this is my favorite doll and pattern I worked on so far. This doll is just a treasure. She is soft and so darling. The size I reached by this one (30 cm -12 inches) is little bit bigger than the rest of my dolls but that makes her even more beautiful.
I know many of you will give it a try. Specially moms and grandmothers who grew up with one of these jersey sewed dolls with yarn hair. Here is your chance to refresh your childhood memories and opportunity to crochet one Waldorf inspired doll for your daughters, granddaughters or even for yourself.
Here is the pattern I hope you will enjoy
Isn’t she just lovely? Both are 😀 I really enjoy these dolls and hope you will too.
Thank you for your time.
Wishing you all wonderful end of the week and relaxing weekend to come.
♥
Vanja
A huge thank you for this model waldorf doll!
I love these dolls but I do not know how to sew .. then have the model hook, I’m thrilled!
I’ll make one for my daughter (and offer it to Christmas)
Thank you!
Elodie (sorry for my poor english … this is google translation ;-))
Thank you Elodie,
wishing you all the best in making Waldorf doll for your daughter. I am sure she will love it!
🙂
Hi! Vanja. I’m making my doll. Soon I’ll show you my baby! Thanks very much!
Looking forward to see your doll Fernanda 😉
How do you make the smaller doll smaller? Do you use a smaller needle or do you less increases?
So wich doll is made with a 2 mm hook? The small or the big one?
Thanks for your answers
Greetings from janine
Hi Janine,
For the smaller doll I simply use smaller needle and finer yarn.
For the bigger doll I used 2mm hook and DK cotton yarn. For the smaller used 1,50 or 1,75 (can’t remember now), and No5 knitting cotton yarn.
The pattern is the same, stitch count is the same, it is all in needle size and yarn used.
This is such beautiful work! Thank you so much for sharing 🙂
thank you Patricia
you are welcome 🙂
bravo! elle est magnifique! merci pour les explications, beau travail vraiment!
Thank you! 🙂