Everyone has loved the Morgan crochet doll so much that requests for more clothes are pouring in! So I’ve created some crochet doll clothes to go with her original dress.
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Design Story and Inspiration for these crochet doll clothes
Morgan is definitely one of the more popular patterns on the site – and my most popular YouTube video! I’ve had so many requests for more clothes for her that I thought I would start with some accessories that would go with her dress.
She is wearing a new pair of shoes with ties and a cropped jacket! I hope you enjoy these new things to go with your Morgan doll as much as I loved creating them! More to come soon.
Here is the original Morgan pattern:
Yarn Options for Morgan’s Clothes
This project was crochet with the leftover cake of Lion Brand Wool-Ease DK Cake that I had left over from creating the original dress and boots.
What I love about the cake yarns is that I have plenty of colors to choose from with one skein! I’m also using Mandala from LB for another doll design and it’s working out really well!
Any DK yarn that gets gauge will work, and I’ve had many, many people make Morgan with different weight yarns. It’s fine to do this of course, just go with a hook that is one or two sizes less than the hook called for on the ball band so the stitches are tight and no filling shows through.
Crochet Doll Clothes Pattern Details
When making the clothes for your doll, you will want to use the same hook or possibly one size larger (especially in these small hooks that are only .25mm different). I made Morgan in a 3.25mm hook and these clothes are made with a 3.50mm.
Instead of the ties for the jacket, I also considered a hook and eye or even a tiny button. If you are making this for a very young child I would stay away from these and use the ties like I did, but for an older child they would love a simply fastener.
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How to Customize the Clothes
Jacket: You can easily adjust the length of the sleeves for the jacket and make one with shorter sleeves and one long sleeves. I would recommend trying them on the doll to ensure proper sleeve length.
Shoes: These can be taller or shorter by adjusting the number of rounds worked even, and you could even make longer laces and tie them up her legs like a ballerina. Her original boots are shaped, but these are simple point shoes and great for beginners.
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Morgan Crochet Doll Clothes
What You’ll Need
Yarn: Lion Brand Wool-Ease DK Cake or Mandala, 1 skein
Crochet Hook: US E/4 (3.50mm)
Notions: Yarn needle, stitch marker for shoes, scissors, small closure for jacket (optional)
Gauge: 20 sts and 24 rows = 4″ (10cm) in sc
Finished Size: Fits Morgan, approximately 13-14″ tall
Stitch Descriptions and Abbreviations
Chain (ch)
Single Crochet (sc)
Double Crochet (dc)
Increase (inc) – work 2 sts in stitch indicated (if using sc on the row or round, it would be 2 sc in next st, if dc, then work 2 dc in next st)
Crochet Doll Clothes Pattern
Jacket
With color of your choice from cake, ch 19.
Row 1:Sc in 2nd ch from hook and each ch across; turn (18 sts).
Row 2:Ch 1, sc 3, inc, sc, inc, sc 6, inc, sc 1, 2 sc in next st, sc 3; turn (22 sts).
Row 3:Ch 1, sc 3, inc, sc 3, inc, sc 6, inc, sc 3, inc, sc 3; turn (26 sts).
Row 4:Ch 1, sc 3, inc, sc 5, inc, sc 6, inc, sc 5, 2 sc in next st, sc 3; turn (30 sts).
Row 5:Ch 1, sc 3, inc, sc 7, inc, sc 6, inc, sc 7, 2 sc in next st, sc 3; turn (34 sts).
Row 6:Ch 1, sc 3, inc, sc 9, inc, sc 6, inc, sc 9, inc, sc 3; turn (38 sts).
Row 7:Ch 1, sc 5, ch 1, skip next 9 sts, sc 10, ch 1, skip next 9 sts, sc 5; turn (22 sts).
Rows 8-10: Ch 1, sc in each st; turn.
Row 11: Ch 1, sc 5, inc, sc 10, inc, sc 5; turn. (24 sts).
Row 12: Ch 1, sc in each st; turn.
Row 13: Ch 1, sc 5, inc in next 2 sts, sc 10, inc in next 2 sts, sc 5; turn (28 sts).
Turn to front edge of jacket and sc evenly along front edge (1 sc in each row). Ch 12 or desired length for tie (if using). Fasten off. If not using tie, sc along edge and fasten off.
Join yarn at opposite bottom edge of jacket and repeat sc for front edge to match. Fasten off.
Jacket Sleeves
Join yarn at ch-1 space under armhole.
Round 1: Ch 1, sc 12 sts evenly around armhole.
Work even in the round (sc in each st) for as long as you desire the sleeves to be. My short sleeved jacket is 8 rounds and I would do 20 for long sleeves, just try it on your doll to see where you like it.
Repeat for second sleeve.
Shoes
With desired color, make magic ring.
Round 1: 8 sc in magic ring. Pull tightly to close. Begin placing stitch marker in first st to keep track of rounds.
Round 2: Inc in each st (16 sts).
Rounds 3-10: Sc in each st.
Work as many or as few rounds as you like.
Cut ties of contrasting color yarn and weave through top row of sts. Tie in front.
That’s it! Today we learned how to make crochet doll clothes for Morgan, and I promise there are more on the way. 😀
Happy Crocheting!
Amanda
