Amigurumi doll in fox costume

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Amigurumi doll in fox costume pattern


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In this post you will find the crochet instructions for amigurumi doll in fox costume. Click the highlighted links to find amigurumi dolls dress like ladybug and giraffe.

Materials:

  • Super fine 100% acrylic yarn (4ply, 50 g / 200 m) of red, white and black colors
  • 2.0 mm crochet hook
  • 6-9 mm safety eyes
  • Fiberfill
  • Tapestry and sewing needles
  • Scissors

Note: it’s important to use the yarn of the same weight to get the right proportions of the toy parts.

The height of finished amigurumi doll is approximately 16 cm with ears.

Skill level: intermediate

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Abbreviations:
ch = chain
sc = single crochet
st = stitch
inc = increase
dec = decrease
sl st = slip stitch
dc = double crochet
tr = triple crochet
(..) = repeat the given number of times
[..] = total number of stitches

 

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6 thoughts on “Amigurumi doll in fox costume”

  2. Salut, merci pour vos modèles qui aident a vivre en voyant la joie sur les visages de mes petits enfants quand je leurs les offrent!

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  3. Love these dolls! They were so quick and easy to make. Thank you for the free pattern. The one problem I had was I did not like how the neck looked when finished, or how weak it seemed. I easily solved this by making the head, body and legs as one piece. To do this I started at the feet and followed the pattern as written for the entire legs and body, except for fastening off at the end. Instead I carried right on into the head, crocheting from the bottom of the head to the top (crochets written as decerease became increase and vice versa). I found it looked best to use the body colour to crochet the first row (last row when looking at the pattern as written), and then switch to the head colour.

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