Yoshi Amigurumi Doll Pattern and Free Video Tutorial

Amigurumi Yoshi doll inspired by the Mario games. I tried to make this doll as accurate to the way the character looks in the games as possible, and I think I did a pretty good job. You can find the pattern on Ravelry here: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/yoshi-amigurumi-7

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Part 1 of the free video tutorial is at the bottom of this page. Next parts of the video coming soon!

I used Spring Green and White from Red Heart Super Saver for the classic Yoshi color, but of course you can be really creative with this pattern and make yours any color you like. I also made one in Bubblegum pink, and I’m working on one in Royal Blue. I used a size E hook and aran weight yarn, you might be able to use a smaller hook and a thinner yarn, like a light worsted weight and a size B hook, to make an even smaller, cuter doll.

I also used craft wire to make my doll pose-able. You can see from the pictures that this doll holds it’s poses very well. If you’re planning on making this doll for a baby or small child, don’t use any wire in your doll.

Santa or Witch Hat Tutorial

Find the video tutorial at the bottom of the page.

Pointed hat made to fit my basic amigurumi doll pattern, or my realistic body amigurumi doll pattern, but easy to customize to any size doll, or even to a full size hat for a person.

Use this pattern to make a Santa hat, a wizard hat, a witch hat, or an elf hat.

For the witch/wizard hat, a thicker yarn (Aran weight) is better, because it will give more support to the cone shape to make it stand up easier.

For the Santa/elf hat, a thinner yarn (crochet thread) works better, because the hat won’t be as stiff and will lay down easier.

I also used Aran weight yarn for a full size Santa hat.

Free video tutorial is available on my Youtube channel at https://youtube.com/c/faerierings

Pattern is available in my Ravelry store.
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Crochet Doll Skirt Tutorial/Pattern

Pattern is by Lizfaerie of Faerie Rings Crochet www.youtube.com/c/faerierings

Please do not claim this pattern as your own. If you would like to share this pattern, link to the pattern page, but PLEASE DO NOT COPY OR REPOST THIS PATTERN TO YOUR OWN SITE. DO NOT sell or distribute this pattern. Selling a product made using this pattern is ok if you credit me by providing a link to this pattern and my name.

—Lizfaerie

Video Tutorial:

Tutorial Links:

My Channel: https://youtube.com/c/faerierings

This tutorial: https://youtu.be/H0dQliY7-fU

My Basic Doll Tutorial: https://youtu.be/Hg-cFqmhFUI

My Realistic Doll Tutorial: https://youtu.be/VSYUWgMn1hU

My Basic Doll Shirt Tutorial: https://youtu.be/KsSSZ4Ra-0A

My Fitted Doll Shirt Tutorial: https://youtu.be/3I3INxJ77E4

Basic Crochet Doll Shirt Pattern/Tutorial

Basic loose-fitting doll shirt with optional bust and sleeves. Made to fit my basic amigurumi doll pattern, or my realistic body amigurumi doll pattern, but easy to customize to any size doll.

Worked either in rows or in the round. If making for a doll with a large head, you might want to work in rows and sew the shirt onto the doll afterward, to make it easier to get the shirt on the doll.

For best results, use light weight yarn. This is so that less bulk is added to the doll.

I used scrap yarn for my project, since the doll I was making the shirt for was so small. If you’re making your shirt for a much larger doll, you may need more yarn.

Free video tutorial is available on my Youtube channel. Sleeves tutorial coming soon!

Pattern is available in my Ravelry store.
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How to Crochet Slipper Boots Pattern/Video Tutorial

Simple slipper boots with twisted cables running up the sides of the ankle.
Pattern is available in my Ravelry store for $3.50
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Sizing is fully customize-able, but specific sizing info is given for US standard women's sizes. Make these boots as tall or as short as you like.

You can customize the size of these boots pretty easily, either by using a store-bought slipper as the base (I've also seen people use flip-flops as the bottoms of their slippers), or you can make your own slipper bottoms in one of three provided sizes: narrow, regular, and wide.
I used 2 skeins of Loops and Threads Charisma for my slipper boots, but if you made them shorter you might only need 1 skein. You'll also need some worsted or aran weight yarn if you're using a store-bought slipper, to sew a foundation row around the slipper bottom and to create loops for your bulky weight yarn. If you're doing that, you'll also need something sharp, like a sharp yarn needle, to poke holes around the base of your slipper.

Pattern is by Lizfaerie of Faerie Rings Crochet www.youtube.com/c/faerierings

Please do not claim this pattern as your own. If you would like to share this pattern, link to the pattern page, but PLEASE DO NOT COPY OR REPOST THIS PATTERN TO YOUR OWN SITE. DO NOT sell or distribute this pattern. Selling a product made using this pattern is ok if you credit me by providing a link to this pattern and my name.

—Lizfaerie