Lastly, here is another lovely, kid-next-door boy doll that will be a fan favorite. Additionally, notice how amazingly customizable this project is. I'm sure you will love it as will your kids!
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Zayd The Boy Crochet Doll
Meet Zayd! With his baseball cap and cute little ears, he is just too sweet! We noticed that there's a dearth of boy doll patterns out there. Doll play is so important for children as a way to learn empathy, foster their imaginations, practice self-expression, and nurture emotional intelligence. Yet, boys are often left out of this equation. Zayd would make a wonderful crochet gift for the little boy (or girl) in your life. He is approximately 12 inches in height. He was made using DK yarn and a 2.75mm hook but any yarn with the relevant hook will do.
Crochet Boy Doll Zayd
Every pretty girl doll needs a crochet boy doll to accompany her! Learn how to make this cute little boy with a little red hat that is as charming as his personality. He is also approximately 12" tall.
Winter Girl Deer Crochet Pattern
We are loving this unique take on a crochet deer pattern! Instead of making another deer amigurumi, they made a Winter Deer Girl.
Kids love playing dress-up, especially with their dolls. Luckily, you can easily do that with this Winter Deer Girl.
Since the whole doll is made separately from the clothes, kids can easily change the outfit of the doll. You can even crochet other outfits for your little one's doll.
So if you're looking for a present for your little kids who love playing with dolls, you should definitely consider this pattern.
To make it more fun, make other doll patterns from the same designer to mix and match their outfits!
Heirloom Doll Dress
Now that you have made your Heirloom Crochet Doll, you will want to make a crochet doll dress of every color to go along with it. This little dress works up so fast and is the perfect addition to an heirloom doll gift. I have several doll dress designs drawn out for the Heirloom Doll, but I decided to start with a dress that does not require any buttons or Velcro to fasten it around the doll. This makes it safer for young children, like my 22 month old daughter.
