Sakura Kimono Doll, Part 2 of 3 · Free Amigurumi Crochet Doll Pattern

by - March 11, 2021


Hello my lovely amigurumi enthusiasts,

Here's Part 2 of my Sakura Kimono Doll pattern! We'll be making the legs, body, and dress skirt.

Go to the main pattern page for the links to Parts 1 and 3.  The main page also has information about the basic pattern info, materials, and stitches used.

If you're ready to start Part 2, scroll down for the instructions!


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Sakura Kimono Doll

Part 2


Pattern Notes (Read Before Beginning):


Legs (x2)

Note: Stuff the legs bit by bit as you work. 

Start with shoe-colored yarn (dark pink). 

R1: In MR, sc 6. (6 sts) 
R2: Inc around. (12 sts) 
R3: Sc 4, inc 4, sc 4. (16 sts) 

Switch to sock-colored yarn (white). FO with a long tail for the shoe-colored yarn to use for sewing sandal straps later. 

R4: In BLO, sc 6, dec 2, sc 6. (14 sts) 
R5: Sc 5, dec 2, sc 5. (12 sts) 
R6: Sc 4, dec 2, sc 4. (10 sts) 

At this point, sew the sandal straps to the sock using shoe-colored yarn. 

Video tutorial for sewing sandal straps: 

R7: Sc 3, dec 2, sc 3. (8 sts) 
R8-R9: Sc around. (8 sts) 

Switch to skin-colored yarn (peach). 

R10: In BLO, sc around. (8 sts) 
R11-R21: Sc around. (8 sts) 

FO. No need to leave a long tail.


Body

Pick up the two completed legs. Insert hook into side of one leg. Attach underwear-colored yarn (white). 

R1 [Joining Round]: Ch 1, sc 5. Ch 3, and then join to a stitch to the side of the second leg with a sc. Sc 8 around the second leg. Insert a sc in each of the 3 ch. Sc in remaining 3 sts of the first leg. Join with a sl st to the first sc. 

Video tutorial for R1: 

R2: Sc around. Note: You will be working a sc in each of the 3 ch between the legs. (22 sts) 
R3-R4: Sc around. (22 sts) 

Switch to dress-colored yarn (purple). 

R5: Sc around. (22 sts) 
R6: Sc around in BLO. (22 sts) 
R7-R8: Sc around. (22 sts) 
R9: (Sc 9, dec) x 2. (20 sts) 
R10: (Sc 8, dec) x 2. (18 sts) 
R11: (Sc 7, dec) x 2. (16 sts) 
R12: (Sc 6, dec) x 2. (14 sts) 
R13: (Sc 5, dec) x 2. (12 sts) 
R14: (Sc 2, dec) x 3. (9 sts) 

FO with a long tail for sewing later.


Dress Skirt

Note: The dress skirt is crocheted directly onto the body. No sewing is needed for this part. 

Pick up the body. Place it face-down with neck opening towards you. Attach dress-colored yarn (purple) to the unworked back loop created in R6 of the body. 

R1: Ch 3. Dc around. *Join with a sl st to the first dc. (22 sts) 

Video tutorial for R1 of dress skirt:
 
R2: Ch 3, (dc 10, dc-inc). *Join. (24 sts) 
R3: Ch 3, (dc 11, dc-inc). *Join. (26 sts) 
R4: Ch 3, (dc 12, dc-inc). *Join. (28 sts) 
R5: Ch 3, (dc 13, dc-inc). *Join. (30 sts) 
R6: Ch 3, (dc 14, dc-inc). *Join. (32 sts) 
R7: Ch 3, (dc 15, dc-inc). *Join. (34 sts) 
R8: Ch 3, (dc 16, dc-inc). *Join. (36 sts) 

Switch to lining-colored yarn (white). 

R9: Ch 1. In BLO, sc around. *Join. (36 sts) 

FO and weave in the ends.




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Want the PDF pattern?

If you would like to download the beautifully-formatted, ad-free, and easy-to-read PDF version with photo references, you can get a copy from my Ravelry or Etsy shop.  

(Thank you for supporting Sweet Softies designs!  These funds help offset my craft materials cost and allows me to design more free patterns to share with you all on my blog!)





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Best wishes,

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