Frozen Booklet 1

Copyright 2015
Becky Ann Smith
These patterns have been officially licensed by the Walt Disney Corporation.
Anna
I used Herrschners 2-ply Afghan Yarn for this doll, and a size 1
(2.25 mm) steel crochet hook. You will also need a yarn needle,
polyester fiberfill, craft glue, 2 small blue buttons and one small
black button.
The doll is about 7 inches tall. For a larger doll, 4-ply yarn and a
size F aluminum hook can be used.
Yarn colors: Cream, Cool Blue, Cobalt, Black, Ginger, Pomegranate,

and Guava about 50 yards of each (half a skein).
Small amounts of green and yellow.
This doll was made using these stitches:

sc=single crochet
hdc=half-double crochet
dc=double crochet
decrease=1 sc combining 2 stitches
I used continuous rows for almost all of this doll. You can also join
each row and chain 1. This will leave a seam, but makes it much
easier to count rows. Do not turn pieces unless the pattern states
specifically to turn.
BODY
Head and torso
Row 1: With cream color yarn, chain 2. 10 sc in second chain from hook.
Row 2: 2 sc in each sc. 20 sc.
Row 4: (1 sc in first sc, 2 sc in next) 10 times. 30 sc
Row 5: 1 sc in each sc. 30 sc
Row 6: (1 sc in each of first 2 sc, 2 sc in next) 10 times. 40 sc
Row 8: 1 sc in each of first 3 sc, 2 sc in next) 10 times. 50 sc
Row 10: (1 sc in each of first 3 sc, 1 decrease) 10 times. 40 sc
Row 14: (1 sc combining next 2 sc) 15 times. 15 sc
Rows 15-18 (neck): 1 sc in each sc. 15 sc
End cream. Join cool blue yarn to piece.
Row 19: (1 sc in first 2 sc, 2 sc in next) 5 times. 20 sc
Rows 20-27-: 1 sc in each sc. 20 sc.
Row 28: (1 sc in next 3 sc, 1 decrease) 4 times. 16 sc
Row 30: (1 sc in each of first 3 sc, 2 sc in next) 4 times. 20 sc. End piece.
Stuff head and torso.
Boots and Legs
Make 2
Row 1: With black yarn, chain 2. 8 sc in second chain from hook.
Row 3: Sc in first 6 sc. 2 hdc in each of next 4 sc. Sc in next 6 sc.
Row 4: Sc in each sc. 20 sc
Row 5: Sc in first 5 sc. Decrease 5 times. Sc in next 5 sc. 15 sc
Row 7: (1 sc, decrease) 5 times. 10 sc.
Rows 8-9: 1 sc in each sc. 10 sc.
Row 10: Sc in outer loops only of row 9. 10 sc. End black.
Join cream, for legs.
Row 11: In inner loops of row 10, 1 sc in each sc. 10 sc.
Rows 12-23: Sc in each sc.
End on center back stitch on each leg. (make a few extra stitches if needed.)
Stuff legs with polyester fiberfill.
Hips (underwear)
Row 1: Join cool blue yarn to ending stitch of one leg. Sc in first 3 sc. In next sc, draw yarn through, leaving loop on
hook. Draw yarn through corresponding stitch on leg 2 (put legs together, feet forward, to determine which stitch).
Draw yarn through both loops on hook, combining legs. Sc in next 9 sc on leg 2. Draw yarn through same stitch used
to combine legs, leaving loop on hook. Draw yarn through same combining stitch on leg 1. Draw yarn through both
loops on hook. Sc in next 7 sc on leg 1. There should be 20 sc total around the tops of the legs.
Rows 2-5: 1 sc in each sc. End, leaving length for sewing.
With yarn needle, sew torso and hips together, leaving an opening for stuffing. Fill torso and hips with polyester
fiberfill. Sew remaining stitches together.
Arms
Make 2
Row 2-3: 1 sc in each sc. 8 sc. End cream yarn, join cool blue yarn.
Row 5: 2 sc in first sc, 3 sc, 2 sc in next sc, 3 sc. 10 sc.
Rows 6-18: 1 sc in each sc. 10 sc.
Row 19: 1 sc in each of next 9 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 21: 1 sc in each of next 7 sc. Do not turn. In armhole opening, evenly sc 6
stitches.
Row 22. Decrease 3 times, slip stitch in next sc.
Armhole should have 10 stitches around. Leave length for sewing.
Stuff arms with polyester fiberfill.
Sew arm to torso (top of arm should be on Row 19, bottom of arm on Row 22). Sew second arm to opposite side of
torso.
Ears
Make 2
With Herrschners cream yarn, chain 4. 2 sc in second chain
from hook. 1 sc in each of next 2 sc. End, leaving length for
sewing. Sew ears to sides of head. Top of ear should be on
Row 9, bottom of ear on Row 12. Weave in ends.
Hair
Cut 50 12-inch strands of Ginger color yarn. Starting with the stitch just above and in front of one ear, on front of
head, pull 2 strands through that stitch. Working at an angle, pull 2 strands through the next stitch on each row from
row 9 to row 2. Repeat on other side of face beginning with the stitch above the ear. There should be 3 or 4 stitches
without yarn strands on Row 2. Pull 3 strands through each of these.
On row 3, pull 2 strands of yarn through each of the center 3 stitches and knot. These will be the bangs.
On back of head, apply a layer of craft glue. Flip hair back and press into glue. Arrange so there are no loose or out-
of-place strands. Let glue dry, braid hair.
Tie braids with strands of ginger yarn. Trim ends.
Cut bangs to desired length. Use a small amount of glue to set them in place.
Eyes
Sew two small blue buttons 8 stitches apart on row 9 of head.
CLOTHES
(note: with the exception of the cape, clothes on this
doll are not removeable.)
Collar
Row 1: With Cool Blue yarn, chain 21. Sc in 2nd chain from
hook and in each chain. 20 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 2: Sc in each sc. 20 sc. End, leaving length for sewing.
Fit collar around neck, and tie to body in center of row 20.
Using yarn needle, tack down. Weave in ends.
Skirt
Row 1: (waist) With Cobalt color yarn, chain 18. Join into loop.
Sc in each chain. 18 sc.
Row 3: (2 sc, 2 sc in next sc) 6 times. 24 sc
Row 4-5: sc in each sc. 24 sc
Row 6: (3 sc, 2 sc in next) 6 times. 30 sc
Rows 7-9: sc in each sc. 30 sc
Rows 11-12: sc in each sc. 36 sc.
Rows 14-15: sc in each sc. 42 sc.
Row 16: in front loops only, sc in each sc. 42 sc.
Row 17: (sc, hdc, 2dc in next, hdc, sc, slip stitch) 7 times.
End.
Row 18: Join cool blue yarn to back loop of row 16. Sc in each sc.
42 sc.
Row 19-20: sc in each sc. 42 sc. End piece. Weave in ends.
In between each curve at bottom of skirt, embroider a few stems

and leaves with green yarn (I just made straight lines, each covering
about 3 rows). With pink yarn (I used the Guava color, but any
pink will do) embroider a simple flower: I did a straight line with a
stitch in the middle to make it curve, and a french knot just above that. There will be 7 flowers around the skirt.
Pull skirt onto doll (its a soft toy, itll squeeze through the waist!)
Vest
Row 1: With black yarn, chain 24. Sc in second chain from hook and in each sc
across. 23 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Rows 2-6: 23 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Right front:
Row 7: 5 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 9: Skip first sc. 4sc. Chain 1, turn.
Rows 11: Skip first sc. 3 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 13: Skip first sc. 2 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 15: 2 sc. End.
Back:
Row 7: Attach yarn in the eighth stitch on Row 6. Sc in that
stitch and in the next 8. (9 sc). Chain 1, turn.
Row 10: 2 sc in first sc, 7 sc, 2 sc in last. 11 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 11: 11 sc. End.
Left front:
Row 7: Attach yarn in the eighteenth stitch on Row 6. Sc in that
stitch and in the next 4. (5 sc). Chain 1, turn.
Row 9: Sc in first 3 sc, skip one, sc in last. (4) Chain 1, turn.
Row 11: Sc in first 2 sc, skip one, sc in last. (3) Chain 1, turn.
Row 13: Sc in first sc, skip one, sc in last. (2) Chain 1, turn.
Row 16: 2 sc. Chain 1, do not turn.
Working around the sides of the piece: 10 sc, 2 sc in end of row

6, 4 sc, 3 sc in next (bottom corner), 21 sc, 3 sc in next (other
bottom corner) 4 sc, 2 sc in end of row 6, 8 sc, 2 sc, 2 sc (top 2
stitches on right front) 15 sc in armhole, 3 sc in next (corner of
back), 9 sc, 3 sc in other back corner, 16 sc in armhole, and end,
leaving an 8-inch length for sewing.
Sew the left front to the last 4 stitches on the left side of the top
row of the back piece. Sew the right front to the four stitches on the top right end of the back piece (makes neckline
and armholes). End black yarn.
Attach yellow yarn at the end of the bottom edge of the vest. Sc in each stitch across bottom edge. End.
Attach yellow yarn in any stitch in the armhole. Sc in each stitch around. Do the same with the other armhole.
Weave in ends.
Using green and pink yarns, embroider flowers on each front side of vest.
Fit vest on doll. Sew front together using black thread length.
Note: Pictures of the vest may not match exactly it has been revised several times!
Cape
Row 1: With black yarn, chain 21. Sc in 2nd chain from hook and each chain across. 20 sc. End black.
Row 2: Join guava color yarn (or any pink yarn!) Sc in each sc. 20 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 3: 4 sc. 2 hdc in each of next 4 sc. Sc in next 4 sc. 2 hdc in each of next 4 sc. 4 sc. 28 stitches. Chain 1, turn.
Row 4: 4 hdc. 2 dc in each of next 8. 4 dc. 2 dc in each of next 8. 4 hdc. 44 stitches. Chain 2, turn.
Row 5-6: 44 hdc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 7: 44 sc. End.
Join Pomegranate (dark pink) yarn at
neckline. Crochet evenly around edge of
piece, 1 sc in each row and each sc around, 3
sc in each corner stitch. (46 sc across bottom
edge). End.
Row 8: Skip first 14 sc on bottom edge of
piece. Join Pomegranate yarn and sc in next
18 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Rows 9-21: 18 sc, chain 1, turn.
Row 22: 18 sc. End.
Join yarn in joining stitch on row 7. Sc around

lower cape, 1 sc in each row and each sc, 3 sc
in each corner. End. Weave in ends.
Sew small black button on one end of black collar, and sew a loop of yarn or
embroidery thread to the other end, to fasten cape.
Alternate cape (one-color)

Row 1: With black yarn, chain 21. Sc in 2nd chain from hook and each chain
across. 20 sc. End black.
Row 2: Join pomegranate color yarn (or any pink yarn!) Sc in each sc. 20 sc.
Chain 1, turn.
Row 3: 4 sc. 2 hdc in each of next 4 sc. Sc in next 4 sc. 2 hdc in each of next 4
sc. 4 sc. 28 stitches. Chain 1, turn.
Row 4: 4 hdc. 2 dc in each of next 8. 4 dc. 2 dc in each of next 8. 4 hdc. 44
stitches. Chain 2, turn.
Row 5-6: 44 hdc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 7: 44 sc. End.
Row 8: Skip first 11 sc on row 7. Join yarn
and sc in next 22 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 15: Skip first sc, 19 sc, skip next sc, sc
in last. (20) Chain 1, turn.
Row 17: Skip first sc, 17 sc, skip next sc, sc in last. (18) Chain 1, turn.
Row 24: 12 sc. End.
Join yarn at neckline, in end of first pink row below the black collar. Crochet
evenly around edges of entire piece, with 3 sc in each front corner.
Your Anna doll is now complete!

Elsa
Materials needed:
Size 1 (2.25 mm) steel crochet hook
Yarn needle or tapestry needle
Polyester fiberfill
Craft glue
Silver embroidery thread and embroidery needle
2 small (1/4-inch) turquoise buttons, for eyes
Optional: six small snaps or velcro dots
Herrschners 2-ply Afghan Yarn: Cream, Cool Blue, Turquoise
(For added sparkle, use Light Blue Holiday Yarn instead of Cool
Blue.)
Caron Simply Soft Light Yarn: Heavy Cream
Elsa is about 7 inches tall when made with these materials.

She can also be made using 4-ply yarns and an aluminum F
hook for a larger doll.

sc=single crochet
dc=double crochet
I used continuous rounds for much of this doll. You can also join each row and chain 1. This will form a seam. (Most
of the seams can be hidden by hair or clothing). Do not turn pieces unless the pattern says to do so.
BODY
Head and torso
Row 1: With Herrschners cream color yarn, chain 2. 10 sc in second chain
from hook.
Row 14: (1 sc combining next 2 sc) 15 times. 15 sc
At this point, stuff head with polyester fiberfill. It will appear misshapen until its stuffed.
Row 28: (1 sc in next 3 sc, 1 decrease) 4 times. 16 sc
End piece. Stuff torso.
Shoes Make 2
Row 1: With cool blue yarn, chain 2. 8 sc in second chain from hook.
Row 3: Sc in first 6 sc. 2 hdc in each of next 4 sc. Sc in next 6 sc.
End.
Legs (continued from shoes)

Attach Herrschners cream color yarn to shoe.
Row 6: 1 sc in each sc, in inside loops only.
Row 7: (1 sc, decrease) 5 times. 10 sc.
End at center back of leg (make a few extra stitches if needed!)
Hips (underwear)
Row 1: Join cool blue yarn to ending stitch of one leg. Sc in first 3 sc. In next sc, draw yarn through, leaving loop on
hook. Draw yarn through corresponding stitch on inside of leg 2 (hold legs together, feet forward, to determine
which stitch). Draw yarn through all 3 loops on hook, combining legs. Sc in next 9 sc on leg 2. Draw yarn through
same stitch used to combine legs, leaving loop on hook. Draw yarn through corresponding stitch on leg 1. Draw yarn
through all 3 loops on hook. Sc in next 6 sc on leg 2. There should be 20 sc total around the tops of the legs.
With yarn needle, sew torso and hips together, leaving an opening of about 5 stitches for stuffing. Fill torso and hips
with polyester fiberfill. Sew remaining stitches together.
Arms Make 2
Row 1: With Herrschners cream yarn, chain 2. 8 sc in second chain from hook.
Rows 2-18: 1 sc in each sc.
stitches.
Row 22: sc in the first 3 of the first 5 sc in Row 21. Slip stitch in next sc and end.
Sew arm to torso (top of arm should be on Row 19,

bottom of arm on Row 22). Sew second arm to
opposite side of torso.
Ears Make 2
With Herrschners cream yarn, chain 4. 2 sc in second chain from
hook. 1 sc in each of next 2 sc. End, leaving length for sewing. Sew
ears to sides of head. Top of ear should be on Row 9, bottom of ear
on Row 12. Weave in ends.
Hair
Cut 50 12-inch strands of Caron Simply Soft Light Heavy Cream color yarn.
Starting with the stitch just above and in front of one ear, on front of head, pull 2 strands through that stitch.
Working at an angle, pull 2 strands through the next stitch on each row from row 9 to row 2. Repeat on other side of
face beginning with the stitch above the ear. There should be 3 or 4 stitches without yarn strands on Row 2. Pull 2
strands through each of these.
On row 3, pull 2 strands of yarn through each of the center 3 stitches on the front of the head.
Pull 2 strands through next stitch and knot (this will be the forehead curl.)
On back of head, apply a layer of craft glue. Flip hair back and press into glue. Arrange so there are no loose or out-
of-place strands. Let glue dry and braid hair. (Note: if braid is too thick, carefully cut off some strands no more
than 2 or 3 at a time - next to the head right below the glued section, until hair is the desired thickness.)
Tie with a strand of cool blue yarn or turquoise yarn. Trim ends.
Cut forehead curl to desired length. Use a drop of glue to make it into a curl shape, if needed.
Eyes
With blue thread, sew two small turquoise buttons 8 stitches apart
on row 9 of head.
DRESS
Bodice (turquoise yarn)
Row 1: Chain 22. Sc in second chain from hook and in each chain across. 21 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 2: 1 sc in each sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 3: 2 sc in first sc, 1 sc in each of next 19, 2 sc in end sc. 23 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Rows 4-5: 1 sc in each sc across. Chain 1, turn.
Left Back:
Row 6-7: 4 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 8: 4 sc. End.
Front:
Row 6: Skip 2 sc (to make armhole). 11 sc.
Chain 1, turn.
Row 7: 1 sc in each sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 8: 11 sc in front loops only. End.
Right Back:
Row 6: Skip 2 sc (to make armhole). 4 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 7-8: 4 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 9: 3 sc, 3 sc in corner stitch, 1 sc in each row and ss
around armhole, 3 sc in corner stitch. Across front: 1 sc, 3
hdc, 1 slip stitch, 3 hdc, 1 sc, 3 sc in corner stitch. 1 sc in
each row and sc around armhole, 3 sc in corner stitch, 3 sc.
End.
Skirt (turquoise yarn)
Row 1: Join yarn at end of bottom row of bodice. 1 sc in each sc. 21 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 2: (1 sc, 2 sc in next sc) 10 times. Sc in next sc. 31 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 3: 1 sc in each sc. 31 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Rows 4-9: repeat row 3.
Row 10: 1 sc in each sc. End.
Row 11: In 16th stitch from end (center stitch) join yarn. 1 sc in each of next 15 sc. 1
sc in first sc of previous row and in each of next 14. 1 sc in center stitch. 32 sc.
(Creates the bottom of the back opening and the top of the front slit). Chain 1, turn.
Rows 12-26: 1 sc in each sc. 32 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 27: 1 sc in each of next 31 sc. 3 sc in next (corner). 1 sc in end of each row, 26
to 12. 1 slip stitch at top of slit. 1 sc in end of each row 12-26. 2 sc in last stitch. End
piece. Weave in yarn ends.
Sleeves (cool blue yarn) Make 2
Row 1: Chain 12. 1 sc in 2nd chain from hook and in each sc. 11 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Rows 2-16: 1 sc in each sc. 11 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 17: Skip first sc. 1 sc in each of next 9. Skip last sc. Chain 1, turn.
(sleeves, continued)
Row 18: Skip first sc. 1 sc in each of next 7. Skip last sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 19: Skip first sc. 1 sc in each of nex 5. Skip last sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 20: Skip first sc. 1 sc in each of next 3. Sc evenly around edge of entire sleeve piece, with 3 sc in each end of
row 16 and each corner on bottom row. End, leaving length for sewing.
Sew together rounds 1-16. Set sleeve into armhole on bodice, and sew in place, leaving 5 sc unsewn at top of sleeve.
Back opening:
Evenly crochet 20 sc down one side of opening, slip stitch in bottom
stitch of opening, 20 sc up other side. End, leaving 12-inch length
for sewing. Sew together.
(For a removeable dress, do two rows of stitches on each side of

back opening, and sew four small snaps or velcro dots in place to
fasten dress. )
Cape (cool blue)
Row 1: Chain 25. 1 sc in 2nd chain from hook and in each chain across. End. 24 sc.
Row 2: In 8th sc from end, join yarn. 2 dc in each of next 8 sc. 16 dc. Chain 1, turn. (note: this creates two shoulder
straps and the first row of the cape back.)
Row 3: 1 sc in each dc. 16 sc. Chain 2, turn.
Row 4: 1 dc in each sc. 16 dc. Chain 1, turn.
Rows 5-8: repeat rows 3 and 4.
Row 10: (1 dc in next sc, 2 dc in next) 8 times. 24 dc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 12: 1 dc in each sc. 24 dc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 18: (1 dc in next 2 sc, 2 dc in next sc) 8 times. 32 dc. Chain 1,
turn.
Row 19: 1 sc in each dc. Chain 2, turn.
Row 20: 1 dc in each sc. Chain 1, turn.
Rows 21-26: repeat rows 19-20. End.
Beginning at neck end, skip the 8 sc for the shoulder strap. Join yarn
and crochet evenly around edge of piece to opposite shoulder strap.
Tuck shoulder straps across shoulders and sew in place. (For a
removable cape, sew small snaps or velcro dots on ends of shoulder
straps and inside bodice.)
Finishing
With silver embroidery thread and needle, embroider several large snowflakes on bottom half of skirt.
Your Elsa doll is now complete!

Olaf
I used a size 1 (2.25 mm) steel crochet hook and 2-ply yarn
(mostly) for this doll. It is about 5 inches tall. For a larger doll,
use 4-ply yarn and a size F aluminum hook.
Yarns I used:
Caron Simply Soft Light, White (2 ply)
A small amount (about a yard) of 4-ply brown yarn
A small amount of 2-ply Herrschners orange yarn
Other materials needed:

2 3/8-inch (10 mm) googly eyes
3 small (8 mm) black buttons
needle and thread
tapestry needle
Stitches used:
slip stitch
sc=single crochet
dc=double crochet
decrease=1 sc combining 2 stitches (bring up loops in 2 sc, pull yarn through all 3 loops on hook)
I use continuous rows for circular parts (head, body, feet). You can also end each row by joining and chaining 1
(without turning). Its easier to keep track of rows this way, but it does create a seam. Do not turn pieces unless the
pattern states specifically to turn.
Head
Row 1: With white yarn, chain 2. 10 sc in second chain from hook.
Row 2: 2 sc in each sc. (20)
Rows 3-4: 1 sc in each sc. (20)
Row 5: (3 sc, 2 sc in next) 5 times. (25)
Row 6: 25 sc.
Row 7: 2 sc in each of next 15 sc, 10 sc. (40)
Rows 8-9: 40 sc.
Row 10: (1 sc, 1 decrease) 10 times, 10 sc. (30)
Rows 11-14: 30 sc.
Row 15: (4 sc, decrease) 5 times. (25)
Row 16: 25 sc.
Row 18: 20 sc.
Row 19: 10 decrease. (10)
Row 20: 10 sc.
Stuff head with polyester fiberfill.
Upper Body (continuing from head)
Row 22: 20 sc.
Row 23: ( 3 sc, 2 sc in next) 5 times. (25)
Rows 24-25: 25 sc.
Row 26: (4 sc, decrease) 3 times, 6 sc. (21)
Row 27: 21 sc
Row 29: 14 sc.
Lower Body
Row 31: 28 sc.
Rows 33-37: 42 sc.
Row 38: (4sc, decrease) 7 times. (35)
Row 39: 35 sc.
Row 41: 28 sc.
Row 42: Decrease 14 times. (14)
Row 43: 14 sc.
Stuff body with polyester fiberfill.
Row 45: 7 sc. End, leaving a few inches. Thread yarn through each sc and pull
tight. End.
Foot (make 2)
Row 1: Chain 2. 10 sc in second chain from hook.
Rows 3-5: 20 sc.
Row 6: Decrease 10 times. (10) End, leaving length for sewing.
Stuff feet and sew each to body, starting on row 38, four stitches to one side of center front. Top of foot should be
on row 36 and bottom on row 40 (can be adjusted so the doll sits upright.)
Arms
Row 1: With 4-ply brown yarn, *tightly*
chain 36. Turn.
Row 2: Slip stitch in 2nd chain from hook
and each chain across. End.
Hand: in 4th chain from end of arm chain,
attach yarn and chain 4. End. Trim ends
close to knots.
Pull arm chain (the end without a hand)
through body on row 23 (3rd row of
upper body).
Hand #2: On other end of arm chain
(without hand) attach brown yarn in 5th
chain from end. Chain 4. End. Trim yarn
end close to knot. (if desired, tie a small
piece of yarn to the end without a frayed end, so it matches the other ends)
Nose
Row 1: With orange yarn, chain 8. Sc in second chain from
hook and each chain across. (7) Chain 1, turn.
Row 2: Skip first sc. 4 sc. Skip next sc, sc in last. (5) Chain 1,
turn.
Row 3: Skip first sc. 2 sc. Skip next sc, sc in last. (3) Chain 1,
turn.
Row 5: 1 sc. Do not turn.
Along side of piece work 5 sc, 3 sc in corner stitch, 5 sc, 3 sc in next corner stitch, 5 sc. Slip stitch in next stitch. End,
leaving length for sewing. Sew two sides of the triangle together so you have a cone shape. Stuff lightly.
Sew to center front of head on rows 6-9.
Eyes
Glue two 3/8-inch googly eyes to face just above nose.
Overbite: Thread tapestry needle with 12 inches of white yarn. Using a double
thickness, push needle through back of head to the front on row 11, below nose, 4
stitches from center front. Make sure at least 2 inches of yarn remain at the back of
the head! Cover the front eight stitches with the thread on the needle and push the
needle through to the back of the head, in the same stitch where the yarn enters.
Pull both ends of the yarn tight so that it makes a dent in the front of the face. Knot
and trim. Pull ends of yarn inside head (knot can be hidden inside the head as well!)
Mouth
Chain 12. Sc in second chain from hook. In chain,
work 1 sc, 2 hdc, 2 dc, 2 hdc, 2 sc, slip stitch. End,
leaving enough thread to sew mouth to face and
make eyebrows (about 12 inches). Sew to rows 11-12
of head, covering thread used to make overbite. Do
not end black yarn.
Eyebrows
Continuing with yarn used for sewing on mouth: push needle through center of
head to above eyes and make a line covering 3 stitches above each eye, on row 3
of head. Push needle back to mouth and end, weaving in.
Teeth
Chain 6. Sc in second chain from hook and next 4 chains.
End. Sew to center front of row 10, (just above the overbite thread) so the
teeth overlap the mouth. Weave in ends.
Hair
Cut two three-inch strands of 4-ply brown yarn. Double one strand and pull loop through top of head (Row 1). Pull
ends through loop and pull tight, making knot. Repeat with second strand. Trim to desired length.
Buttons
Sew one small black button to center front of upper body and two buttons to lower body.
The doll is now complete!

Kristoff
I used Herrschners 2-ply Afghan Yarn for this doll, and a size 1
(2.25 mm) steel crochet hook. You will also need a yarn needle,
polyester fiberfill, craft glue, and 2 small (1/4 inch) brown buttons.
The doll is about 8 inches tall.

For a larger doll, use 4-ply yarn and an aluminum size F hook.
Yarn colors: Cream, Forest Green, Black, Gray, Beige

a small amount of Victorian Red
Stitches used:
slip stitch
sc=single crochet
dc=double crochet
cluster = (yarn over, pull up loop, pull yarn through loop and yarn
over) 4 times, pull yarn through all 5 loops on hook and chain 1.
I generally use continuous rows for circular parts (head, torso, arms, legs). You can also end each row by joining and
chaining 1 (its easier to keep track of rows this way, but it does create a seam). Do not turn pieces unless the
pattern states specifically to turn.
BODY
Head and torso
Row 9-10: 1 sc in each sc. 50 sc
Row 15: (1 sc, 2 decrease) 6 times. 18 sc
End cream. Join forest green yarn to piece.
End piece. Stuff head and torso.
Boots and Legs
Make 2
Row 1: With gray yarn, chain 2. 9 sc in second chain from hook.
Row 3: Sc in first 7 sc. 2 hdc in each of next 4 sc. Sc in next 7 sc. (22)
Row 4: 10 sc, 2 hdc in each of next 2 hdc, 10 sc. (24)
Row 5: Sc in first 6 stitches. 2 decrease. Cluster (see instructions above), 2
decrease, sc in next 6 sc. (17)
Row 6: Sc in each sc around. (17)
Row 12: Sc in outer loops only of row 11. 13 sc. End.
Join black, for pant legs.

Row 13: In inner loops of row 11, 1 sc in each sc. 13 sc.
Rows 14-25: Sc in each sc. Should end at center back of leg (make extra stitches to
get there if needed!)
End 1st leg do not end 2nd leg.

Continuing on from leg 2:
Row 26: Sc in first 5 sc. In next sc, draw yarn through, leaving loop on hook. Draw
yarn through ending stitch on leg 1. Draw yarn through both loops on hook,
combining legs. Sc in next 12 sc on leg 1. Draw yarn through same stitch used to
combine legs, leaving loop on hook. Draw yarn through same combining stitch on
leg 1. Draw yarn through both loops on hook. Sc in next 8 sc on leg 2. There should
be 26 sc total around the tops of the legs.
Row 27: (11 sc, 1 dec) 2 times. 24 sc
With yarn needle, sew top and bottom of doll together, leaving an opening for stuffing. Fill
with polyester fiberfill. Sew remaining stitches together.
Arms
Make 2
Row 1: With cream colored yarn, chain 2. 10 sc in second chain
from hook.
Row 2-3: 1 sc in each sc. 10 sc. End cream color, join forest green.
Row 4-11: 1 sc in each sc. 10 sc.
Row 12: (4sc, 2 sc in next sc) 2 times. 12 sc.
Rows 13-20: Sc in each sc. 12 sc
Row 24: 1 sc in each of next 8 sc. Do not turn. In armhole opening, evenly sc 8 stitches.
Armhole should have 12 stitches around. End, leaving length for
sewing.
Sew arm to torso (top of arm should be on Row 20, bottom of arm
on Row 23). Sew second arm to opposite side of torso.
Ears
Make 2
With cream color yarn, chain 4. 2 sc in second chain from hook. 1 sc in each of next 2 sc.
End, leaving length for sewing. Sew ears to sides of head. Top of ear should be on Row
10, bottom of ear on Row 13. Weave in ends.
Hair
Cut 60 to 70 6-inch strands of beige color yarn and 3 12-inch strands. Using the 12-inch
strands, tie the other strands tightly in the middle. Tie to top of head (row 1). Arrange
hair evenly around head. Apply a thick layer of craft glue to back of head, rows 2-10. Press hair down into glue,
taking care to keep it straight. Trim hair straight across at shoulder line. It will have a boxy look. Trim at an angle,
starting about halfway down the head, until hair is desired length and shape.
On front of head, apply a layer of craft glue about 2 rows wide, from ear to top of head, across the forehead, and
down to other ear. Press hair into glue. Cut straight across face, halfway down head. Trim at an angle, feathering
bangs carefully until they look right!
Eyes
Sew two small (1/4 inch) brown buttons to Row 9, about 9 stitches apart.
Jacket
Top half of jacket:
Row 1: With black yarn, chain 27. Sc in second chain from hook and in each sc
across. 26 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 2: 2 sc in first sc, sc in next 24, 2 sc in end sc. 28 sc.
Row 3-8: sc in each sc. 28 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Right front:
Row 10: Sc in each sc. 6 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 11: Skip first sc. 4 sc, 2 sc in end sc. 6 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 12: Sc in each sc. 6 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Rows 13-14: repeat rows 11-12.
Row 15: repeat row 11. End.
Back:
Row 9: Skip 2 sc from edge of right front. 12 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 10: 2 sc in first sc, 10 sc, 2 sc in last sc. 14 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 11: 2 sc in first sc, 12 sc, 2 sc in last sc. 16 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 14: 16 sc. End.
Left front:
Working on opposite end of Row 8, repeat instructions for right front. up to end of
row 15. Chain 1, turn.
Row 16: 6 sc. Sc evenly around armholes, across back and across right front, 1 sc in
end of each row and in each sc. Leave length for sewing. Sew right front and left
front to back at shoulders.
Bottom half of jacket:

Row 1: Attach black yarn in first stitch of the tops row 1. Sc in each stitch across. 26
sc. Chain 1, turn.
Rows 2-7: sc in each sc. 26 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 8: Skip first sc. 23 sc. Skip 1 sc, sc in last. 24 sc. Do not turn.
Row 9: Sc around edge of entire piece, putting 1 sc in end of each row (3 sc in each
end of Row 9) and in each sc around. End, leaving length for sewing.
Neck trim: with Victorian Red yarn and yarn needle,

embroider a line of red around neckline, from Row 9 around to other end of Row 9.
Edging gray yarn

Note: Instead of fringe, I used a textured stitch thats a little more durable. Feel
free to do fringe if youd prefer, or use an eyelash or fur yarn.
(2sc, 1dc, 1sc, 1 hdc) around armholes, neck , and bottom edge of jacket, leaving
front edges of 10 rows (measured from row 9) to be sewn together. Sew these
together with the length left from the bottom half of piece. Weave in ends.
Belt
With Victorian Red yarn, chain 50. Sc in 2nd chain
from hook and each chain across. Do not turn. In
end chain, 3 sc. On other side of piece, sc in each
bottom loop of chain. 2 sc in end loop. Join yarn to
first sc and end piece. Tie belt around waist.
Mittens
Rows 3-6: 12 sc.
Row 7: Do not end black yarn. Attach gray yarn. 12 sc. End gray yarn.
Row 8: With black yarn, 11 sc, 2 sc in last sc. 13 sc.
Rows 9-11: 13 sc. End black.
Row 12: Attach gray yarn. 13 sc. End. Weave in ends.
Hat
Row 1: Chain 2. 10 sc in 2nd chain from hook.
Row 3: sc in each sc. 20 sc
Row 4: (1 sc in first sc, 2 sc in next) around. 30 sc
Row 6: (1 sc in each of first 2 sc, 2 sc in next) 40 sc
Row 7-11: Sc in each sc. 40 sc
Row 12 (hat brim): sc in outside loops of each sc. 40 sc.
Row 13-14: Sc in each sc. 40 sc. Fold brim up. Tie pom-pom to top of hat.
To make pom-pom: Wrap yarn loosely around two fingers 25 times. Tie tightly in center. Cut ends on both sides of
knot. Trim ends close to knot.
Your doll is now complete!

Sven
Materials needed: Size 1 steel crochet hook (2.25 mm)

Two 3/8-inch googly eyes
craft glue
yarn needle
pins
a 4-inch square of cardboard
plastic wrap
scissors
polyester fiberfill
I used Herrschners 2-ply afghan yarn for this toy. Colors: Dark Beige,
Chocolate, Black, Cream, and a small amount of Victorian Red.
Sven stands 6 inches tall (8 inches counting antlers).

You can use 4-ply yarn with a size F aluminum hook for a larger toy.
Stitches used:
Chain
slip stitch
single crochet (sc)
decrease (dec) = combine two stitches
I use continuous rounds on all round shapes (head, legs, body, etc.) You can also join each round and chain 1 to start
the next round. This will leave a seam, but makes it much easier to keep track of rows. Do not turn pieces unless
the pattern says specifically to turn.
Antlers
Base: With cream-color yarn, chain 46. End.
Right side:
1. Chain 3. Attach yarn with slip stitch in 5th chain from end of base row.
3 sc. Chain 4. End.
2. Attach yarn in last sc below the chain 4. 10 sc. Chain 6. End.
3. Chain 5. Attach in 15th chain on opposite side of base chain. 5 sc, 1 slip
stitch. End.
Left side:
1. Chain 3. Attach in 5th chain of other end of base row. 4 sc. Chain 4. End.
2. Attach yarn in last sc below the chain 4. 6 sc. Chain 6. End.
3. Attach yarn in last sc below the chain 6. 2 sc. Bring up loops in next 2 chains, pull yarn through all three
loops on hook. Chain 5. End.
4. Chain 4. Attach in 10th chain on opposite side of base row. 3 slip stitches. End.
There should be about 20 worked stitches on each side of the antlers and 6 unworked chains in the middle. Dont
worry if the count isnt exact! Note: This will look like a tangled mess of knots and ends until it is blocked.
Blocking the antlers
Wrap a small square of cardboard (about 4 x 4 inches) with plastic wrap.
Mix a teaspoon of water with 2 teaspoons of white glue. Soak antlers in
mixture until wet through. Squeeze out excess liquid by hand (leave it
fairly wet.) Pin the antlers to the wrapped cardboard in the desired
shape, making sure each prong is pinned separately at both ends. Let dry
for several hours.
When dry: unpin, peel off from plastic, and trim off yarn ends with
scissors very close to the knots (the glue will keep them from unraveling).
The piece will now look remarkably like antlers!
Note: my pictures may not exactly match I made several sets of antlers and used the ones I liked best.
Muzzle
Row 1: With chocolate yarn, chain 2. 10 sc in second chain
from hook.
Rows 3-7 : sc in each sc. (20)
Row 8: sc in each sc. (20). End.
Nose
Row 1: With black, chain 2. 6 sc in second chain from hook.
Row 3: sc in each sc. (12)
Row 5: ( Sc, decrease) 5 times. (10) End, leaving 18-inch length for sewing (this length will also be used to make the
mouth.)
Head
Attach dark beige yarn to any stitch on edge of muzzle.
Row 1: 10 sc, 2 sc in each of next 10 sc. (30)
Row 3: 10 sc, (3 sc, 2 sc in next) 5 times. (35)
Row 5: 10 sc, (4 sc, 2 sc in next) 5 times. (40)
Row 6: Decrease 5 times, sc 30 times. (35)
Row 8: (3 sc, dec) 7 times. (28)
Row 9: (2 sc, dec) 7 times. (21)
Row 10: (1 sc, dec) 7 times. (14)
Stuff head. There will be a flat part (bottom) and a curved part (top).
Row 11: Decrease 7 times. Thread yarn through each stitch and pull tight. End.
Hood
Row 1: With chocolate yarn, chain 21. Sc in 2nd chain from hook and in each chain. (20) Chain 1, turn.
Row 2: Sc in each sc. (20) Chain 1, turn.
Row 3: 5 sc. Attach antlers to hood by crocheting the next 10 stitches around the 6 unworked chains on the antlers.
Sc in each of the remaining 5 sc. (20) Chain 1, turn.
Row 4: Sc in each sc. (20) Chain 1, turn.
Row 5: 5 sc, decrease 5 times, 5 sc. (15) Chain 1, turn.
Row 6: (1 sc, dec) 5 times. (10) Chain 1, turn.
Row 7: 2 sc, 3 dec, 2 sc. (7) Chain 1, turn.
Row 8: 1 sc, skip 1 sc, bring up loops in next 3 stitches and pull yarn through all 4 loops on hook. Skip 1 sc, sc in last
(3). End, leaving 12-inch length for sewing.
Fit hood on top of head. Using yarn needle, sew hood to head. Front should be on Row 6 and back should fit straight
across the back of the head, about halfway down.
Bridge
With chocolate, chain 6. Sc in 2nd chain from hook
and in next 3 chains. 3 sc in end chain. In
unworked loops of chain on other side, 4 sc. (11)
End, leaving length for sewing. Sew to center of
face between muzzle and hood.
Sew nose to end of muzzle. Sew smile from one

edge of the muzzle to the other. Glue eyes into
place.
Neck
Row 1: With dark beige, chain 31. Sc in 2nd chain from hook and in each sc
across. (30) Chain 1, turn.
Rows 2-3: 30 sc, chain 1, turn.
Row 4: 30 sc. End, leaving about 18 inches for sewing.
Sew ends together, and sew 14 stitches to head along base of hood. Sew
remaining neck area to head, fitting evenly around so middle two stitches are
centered under chin on row 4.
Note: The neck will be completely covered by the mane, so it doesnt need to
look too pretty!
Ears (make 2)
Row 1: With chocolate, chain 6. Sc in 2nd chain from hook
and in next 3 chains. 3 sc in end chain. In unworked loops
of chain on other side, 4 sc. (11)
Join, chain 1. Do not turn.
Row 2: 1 sc in each sc around. (11). End.
Sew ears to side of head, fitting just below antlers on row 3 of hood.
Body
Row 1: With dark beige, chain 2. 10 sc in second chain from hook.
Row 3: Sc in each sc. (20)
Row 6: (2sc, 2 sc in next) 10 times. (40)
Rows 7-21: sc in each sc. (40)
Row 22: (2 sc, dec) 10 times. (30)
Rows 23-28: sc in each sc. (30)
Row 29: (1 sc, dec) 10 times. (20)
Stuff body with polyester fiberfill at this point.
Row 31: 10 dec.
Row 32: 5 dec. Thread yarn through each of the 5 sc and pull tight. End.
Sew neck to body on larger end 9

stitches on Row 9 of body. Fit rest of
neck so its rounded with center of curve
on row 1 of body. Sew into place,
leaving a few stitches open for stuffing.
Stuff with polyester fiberfill and sew
remaining stitches.
Hooves (make 4)
Rows 3-5: 16 sc.
Row 6: Decrease 8 times. End.
Front legs (make 2)

Row 7: Continuing from hoof - attach dark beige to any stitch on
end row of hoof. Sc in each sc (8)
Rows 8-14: Sc in each sc. (8)
Row 24: Sc in each sc. (12) End, leaving length for sewing.
Rear Legs (make 2)
Rows 1-23: repeat instructions for front legs.
Row 25: Sc in each sc. (14)
Row 26: Sc in each sc. (14) End, leaving length for sewing.
Stuff all 4 legs with polyester fiberfill.

Sew front legs to body opposite head, on rows 8-12 of body.
Sew rear legs to back of body on rows 25-29.
Mane
1. Cut 60 4-inch strands of cream-color yarn.
2. On top row of neck, pull two strands through each stitch, leaving equal lengths on each side.
3. When all 30 stitches are done, put a line of craft glue in the center of this row.
4. Fold over and carefully press hair into glue, taking care to keep it straight.
5. Trim mane into desired shape with scissors, angling down so mane is thinner at the edges.
Tail
1. Cut nine 3-inch strands of cream-color yarn.
2. Insert hook in stitch at center back of body on Row 30.
3. Pull center of 3 strands through to make a loop.
4. Pull ends through loop to make a knot. Pull tight.
5. Repeat with one stitch on each side of this knot (3 total)
6. Trim tail to desired length (1/2 to 3/4 inches long).
Foot fur
1. Cut 36 3-inch strands of cream-color yarn.
2. Insert hook in stitch just left of center front on row 2 of leg.
3. Pull center of 2 strands of yarn through to make a loop.
4. Pull ends of yarn through loop to make a knot. Pull tight.
5. Repeat in next stitch.
6. Skip center stitch, and repeat in 2 stitches on right side.
7. Trim ends to about inch long. (Lightly glue down if
necessary.)
Harness (optional)
1. With black, chain 65.
2. Sc in second chain from hook and each of next 41
chains.
3. 3 sc in next chain (corner).
4. 1 sc in each of next 22 chains. End, leaving length for
sewing.
5. With Victorian red yarn, thread yarn needle and weave
through the harness to make a pattern. End.
Fit longer end of harness around body and sew together at the corner. Fit shorter end of harness across front of
body, under the beard, and sew end to harness on the other side. Weave in any loose ends.
Your reindeer is done!

Hans
Materials needed:
Size 1 (2.25 mm) steel crochet hook
Tapestry or yarn needle
Polyester fiberfill
Craft glue
Gold thread (I used DMC Metallic Gold no. 282)
embroidery needle
2 small (1/4-inch) olive green buttons, for eyes
Herrschners 2-ply Afghan Yarn. Colors: Cream, Root

Beer, Light Steel, White, Black, Midnight, and
Pomegranate
4 gold beads
9 blue seed beads
Light blue thread
Hans is about 7.5 inches tall when made with these

materials. He can also be made using 4-ply yarns and an
aluminum F hook for a larger doll.

sc=single crochet
dc=double crochet
I used continuous rounds for much of this doll. You can also join each row and chain 1. This will form a seam. (If you
do this, most of the seams will be hidden by hair or clothing). Do not turn pieces unless the pattern says to do so.
BODY
Head and torso
Row 2: 2 sc in each sc. (20 stitches)
Row 4: [1 sc in first sc, 2 sc in next] 10 times. (30)
Row 6: [1 sc in each of first 2 sc, 2 sc in next] 10 times. (40)
Row 8: 1 sc in each of first 3 sc, 2 sc in next) 10 times. (50)
Row 10: [1 sc in each of first 3 sc, 1 decrease] 10 times. (40)
Row 12: [1 sc in each of first 2 sc, 1 decrease] 10 times. (30)
Row 14: Decrease 14 times. Sc in last 2 sc. (16)
Rows 15-18 (neck): 1 sc in each sc. (16)
End cream. Join light steel yarn to piece.
(head and torso, cont.)
Row 19: [1 sc in first sc, 2 sc in next] 8 times. (24)
Rows 20-27-: 1 sc in each sc. (24)
Row 28: [1 sc in next 10 sc, 1 decrease] 2 times. (22)
Row 29-30: 1 sc in each sc. (22)
End piece. Stuff head and torso.
Boots and Trousers

Make 2
Row 2: 2 sc in each of first 4 sc. 2 hdc in each of next 2 sc. 2 sc in each of last 4
sc. (20)
Row 3: 9 sc. 2 hdc in each of next 2 stitches. 9 sc. (22)
Row 4: 22 sc
Row 5: 5 sc. Decrease 6 times. 5 sc. (16)
Row 6: 16 sc
Row 7: 4 sc, 4 decrease, 4 sc. (12)
Rows 8-14: 12 sc.
Row 15: Sc in outer loops only of row 14. 12 sc. End black.
Join midnight yarn.
Row 16: In inner loops of row 14, work 11 sc. Join. Chain 1. Do not turn.
End first leg, making sure you end in the center back stitch. (Take a few extra
stitches if needed!)
Do NOT end second leg.
Continuing on from leg 2:
Row 27: From center back stitch on second leg: Sc in first 3 sc. In next sc, draw yarn through, leaving loop on hook.
Draw yarn through corresponding stitch on inside of first leg (hold legs together, feet forward, to determine which
stitch). Draw yarn through all 3 loops on hook, combining legs. Sc in next 10 sc on leg 1. Draw yarn through same
stitch used to combine legs, leaving loop on hook. Draw yarn through corresponding stitch on leg 2. Draw yarn
through all 3 loops on hook. Sc in next 7 sc on leg 2. There should be 22 sc total around the tops of the legs.
With yarn needle, sew torso and trousers together, leaving a small opening for stuffing. Stuff with polyester fiberfill.
Sew remaining stitches together.
Arms
Make 2
Row 1: With white yarn, chain 2. 9 sc in second chain from hook.
Row 2-3: 1 sc in each sc. 9 sc. End cream yarn, join light steel yarn.
Rows 4 -18: 1 sc in each sc. (9)
stitches.

Sew arm to torso (top of arm should be on Row 19, bottom of arm on Row 22). Sew
second arm to opposite side of torso.
Collar (light steel yarn)
Row 1: Leaving a 2 inch length at starting end, chain 22.
Sc in second chain from hook and in each chain across.
Chain 1, turn. (21)
Row 2: 1 sc in each sc. (21) End, leaving length for sewing.
Tie onto doll in center stitch of row 20.
Sew onto doll around neckline (row 19). Weave in ends.
Ears
Make 2
With cream color yarn, chain 4. 2 sc in second chain from hook. 1 sc in each of next 2 sc.
End, leaving length for sewing. Sew ears to sides of head. Top of ear should be on Row
10, bottom of ear on Row 13. Weave in ends.
Hair
Cut 60 6-inch strands of root beer color yarn and 3 12-inch strands.
Using the 12-inch strands, tie the other strands tightly in the middle. Tie to top of head (row 1). Arrange hair evenly
around head. Apply a layer of craft glue to back of head, rows 2-10. Press hair down into glue, taking care to keep it
straight. Trim at an angle, starting about halfway down the head, until hair is desired length and shape.
Part hair on center front of head, and apply a layer of craft glue about 2 rows wide from each ear to the top of head.
Put a single thin line of glue from ears to chin level for sideburns. Press hair into glue on forehead, and 3 strands
into sideburn glue down the face. Trim carefully until hair on forehead and sideburns is the desired length and
shape.
Eyes
Sew two small (1/4 inch) olive green

buttons to Row 9, about 8 stitches
apart.
Vest
Midnight yarn
Row 1: Chain 24. Sc in second chain from hook and in each chain. Chain 1,
turn. (23)
Rows 2-3: sc in each sc. Chain 1, turn. (23)
Row 4: 2 sc in first sc, 21 sc, 2 sc in last sc. Chain 1, turn. (25)
Right Front
Row 11: Skip first sc. 2 sc. Chain 1, turn
Row 17: 2 sc. End.
Back
Row 7: Attach yarn in fourth sc (on row 6) from end of front right. 9 sc.
Chain 1, turn.
Row 10: 2 sc in first sc, 7 sc, 2 sc in last sc. (11) End.
Left Front
Row 7: Attach yarn in fourth sc (on row 6) from end of back, 3 sc, skip 1 sc, sc in last sc. Chain 1, turn. (4)
Row 9: 2 sc. Skip 1 sc, sc in next. Chain 1, turn. (3)
Row 11: 1 sc. Skip 1 sc, sc in next. Chain 1, turn. (2)
Row 18: 1 sc. 3 sc in next sc.
Working around edges of piece: 14 sc in armhole, 3 sc in corner of back, 10 sc,
3 sc in next corner, 14 sc in next armhole, 3 sc in next sc, 3 sc in next sc, 9 sc
down right front, 3 sc in next sc, 7 sc down front of vest, 3 sc in corner of
bottom row, 21 sc across, 3 sc in next corner, 7 sc up front of vest, 3 sc in next
sc, 9 sc up left front. Slip stitch in first sc of row 18.
End, leaving length for sewing.
Sew left and right fronts to back at shoulders.
Fit onto doll and sew together at front.
Ascot
Pomegranate color yarn.
Row 1: Chain 5. Sc in second chain from hook
and in next 3 sc. Chain 1, turn. (5)
Row 6: 2 sc, chain 22. End, leaving a short length for sewing.
Fit around dolls neck and sew end of chain to first sc in row 6. End.
Weave in ends.
Jacket
White yarn
Row 1: Chain 23. Sc in second chain from hook and in each chain. Chain 1, turn. (22)
Row 5: 2 sc in first sc, 21 sc, 2 sc in last sc. Chain 1, turn. (24)
Right Front
Row 11: Skip first sc. 1 sc, 2 sc in next. Chain 1, turn. (3)
Rows 13-18: Repeat rows 11-12. End.
Back
Row 9: Attach yarn in fourth sc (on row 8) from end of front right. 10 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 12: 2 sc in first sc, 8 sc, 2 sc in last sc. (12) End.
Left Front
Row 9: Attach yarn in fourth sc (on row 6) from end of back, 2 sc, skip 1 sc, sc in last sc. Chain 1, turn. (3)
Row 11 : 2 sc in first sc. Skip 1 sc, sc in next. Chain 1, turn. (3)
Row 19: 3 sc. 3 sc in next sc.
Working around edges of piece: 16 sc in armhole, 3 sc in corner of back, 10 sc across back, 3 sc in corner, 16 sc in
next armhole, 3 sc in corner, 1 sc, 3 sc in corner, 17 sc down right front, 3 sc in botom corner, 20 sc across bottom
edge, 3 sc in corner, 17 sc up left front. Slip stitch in first sc of row 19.
Sew left and right fronts to back at shoulders.
Tail
On bottom edge of jacket, attach yarn in seventh stitch from corner.
Row 5: Skip first sc. 9 sc. Skip 1 sc, sc in last. (10) Chain 1, turn.
Row 12: Skip first sc. 3 sc. Skip 1 sc, sc in last. (4). End.
Attach white yarn to the sixth stitch from the corner on bottom edge of
jacket. Sc evenly around tail, ending with a slip stitch in the sixth stitch
from the other corner.
Attach black yarn to inner loop of any edge stitch on the bottom of the tail.
Working in inner loops only, sc around edge of entire piece. End. Weave in
loose ends.
Lapels (make 2)
Row 1: With black yarn, chain 6. Sc in second chain
from hook and in next 4 chains. 5 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 2: 2 sc. 2 slip stiches. Chain 1, turn.
Row 3: Skip both slip stitches. 2 sc. Chain 1. Do
not turn. 4 sc across shortest edge of piece.
Attach to front of jacket so the shorter pointed edge is pointing toward the armhole. Sew
row 1 of lapel to front black edging in outer loops of stitches 10-16 (counting from the
bottom front corner).
Collar
Row 1: Chain 22. Sc in second chain from hook and
in next 6 chains. Hdc in next 2 chains. 2 dc in each
of next 3 chains. Hdc in next 2 chains. Sc in next 7
chains. (24) Chain 1, turn.
Row 2: 3 slip stitches, 18 sc, 3 slip stitches.
If desired, embroider a line of gold across the

top of the collar.
Sew collar to black edging around top of jacket

between lapels. Weave in ends.
Cuffs (make 2)
Row 1: With black yarn, chain 16. Sc in second chain from hook
and in next 14 chains. (15) Chain 1, turn.
Row 3: 5 sc, 5 dc, 5 sc. End, leaving a short length for sewing.
If desired, embroider a line of gold across the top of each cuff.
Sew cuff together at short ends, making a circle.
Sleeve
Attach white yarn to cuff.
Rows 1-14: 14 sc. (do not turn.)
Rows 15-16: 4 sc, 6 hdc, 4 sc. End.
Fold black cuff up over the white sleeve.
Set sleeves into armholes. and sew into place.
Epaulets (make 2)
Row 1: With black yarn, leave a tail of about 2 inches and chain 5. Sc in
second chain from hook and next 3 chains. Chain 1, turn. (4)
Row 2: Chain 4. End, leaving a tail about 2 inches. Put epaulets in place
on shoulders of jacket and pull tails of yarn through the shoulders,
knotting them inside the jacket. Trim excess yarn.
With black thread, sew two gold beads on the edge of the epaulet closest
to the sleeve.
Belt
With black yarn, chain 23. Sc in second chain from hook and in each chain. (22).
End, leaving length for sewing. Attach to doll at top of trousers, under the bottom
edge of the vest. Weave in ends.
Front buttons
With light blue embroidery thread (or regular sewing thread) sew 4 blue seed
beads to each side of front jacket, below lapels. Make a straight line from each
bead to the black edge on the front.
On the left front, sew one blue seed bead two rows up and one row over from the
top button.
Shoulder chain
With gold thread, chain 50, leaving about two
inches of thread on each end of the chain.
Pull chain through epaulet on left shoulder,
and attach one end to the single blue bead on
the left jacket front. Wind chain once around
arm, going through the epaulet again, and
attach the other end to one of the gold beads
on the shoulder. Pull gold thread ends
through to inside of jacket and knot. Trim
excess thread.
Back Embroidery
Note: There is very elaborate embroidery on the back of the movie characters
jacket. I am not good at embroidery, so I just did a hint of it with a few lines of blue
embroidery thread. You can leave the back blank or do however much embroidery
you desire!
Your Hans doll is now

complete.
Bulda the Troll
Materials used: Herrschners 2-ply Afghan Yarn

Yarn Colors: Medium Gray, Leaf Green, Forest Green,
Buttercup
Tiny piece of dark gray (about 3 inches)
size 1 (2.25 mm) steel crochet hook for doll
size 10 (1.15 mm) hook for jewelry
yarn or tapestry needle
polyester fiberfill
2 3/8-inch (10 mm) googly eyes
8 red seed beads
5 red 3-mm glass beads
bead needle
Gold thread (I used DMC Metallic Gold no. 282)
The doll is about 5 inches tall. For a larger doll, 4-ply yarn
and a size F aluminum hook can be used.
Stitches used:
sc=single crochet
dc=double crochet
decrease=1 sc combining 2 stitches (bring up loops in 2 stitches, pull yarn through all 3 loops on hook)
cluster=(yarn over and pull up loop through stitch, pull through 2 loops on hook) 3 times. Pull yarn through all 4
loops on hook.
small cluster=(yarn over and pull up loop through stitch, pull through 2 loops on hook) 2 times. Pull yarn through all
3 loops on hook.
I used continuous rounds on the head, torso, arms and legs, except where noted. You can also join each row and
chain one. This will leave a seam, but makes it much easier to count rows. Do not turn pieces unless the pattern
states specifically to turn.
Head and Torso

Head:
Row 1: With medium gray yarn, chain 2. 10 sc in second chain from hook.
Row 4: (1 sc in first sc, 2 sc in next) 10 times. (30)
Row 6: (1 sc in each of first 2 sc, 2 sc in next) 10 times. (40)
Row 8: 1 sc in each of first 3 sc, 2 sc in next) 10 times. (50)
Row 11: 42 sc.
Row 13: 38 sc.
Row 14: 11 decrease, 10 sc, 3 decrease. (24)
Row 15: 24 sc.
Note: This doll has no neck. The more rounded part of the head is the chin and flatter part is the back of the head.
Torso:
Row 16: 2 sc in each of first 12, sc in next 12. (36)
Rows 17-21: 36 sc.
Row 22: 36 sc. End, leaving length for sewing.
Stuff head and torso with polyester fiberfill.
Feet (make 2)
Row 3: 7 sc, 3 hdc in next, 2 hdc, 3 hdc in next, 7 sc. (22)
Row 4: 7 sc, (3 dc in next stitch, sc in next) 4 times, 7 sc. (30)
Row 5: 7 sc, (cluster over 3 dc, sc in next sc) 4 times, 7 sc. (22) (makes toes)
Row 6: 22 sc.
Row 8: 18 sc.
Rows 10-11: 15 sc.
Row 12: 15 sc. End.
Stuff feet with polyester fiberfill.
Shorts (forest green yarn)

continuing from first foot:
Row 13: Join forest green yarn. 15 sc.
Row 14: 15 sc. End at center back of leg (make a few extra stitches if
necessary to get there.)
Second foot:
Rows 13-14: 15 sc. Do not end. Make sure last stitch of row 14 is at
center back of leg.
Row 15: Sc in first 4 sc. In next sc, draw yarn through, leaving loop on
hook. Draw yarn through corresponding stitch on first leg (put legs
together, feet forward, to determine which stitch). Draw yarn through
all loops on hook, combining legs. Sc in next 14 sc on first leg. Draw
yarn through same stitch used to combine legs, leaving loop on hook.
Draw yarn through same combining stitch on leg 1. Draw yarn through
all loops on hook. Sc in next 10 sc on leg 1. There should be 30 sc
total around the tops of the legs.
Row 16: (sc, 2 sc in next) 3 times, 10 sc, (sc, 2 sc in next) 3 times, 8 sc. (36)
Row 17: 36 sc.
Row 18: 36 sc. End.
Sew shorts to torso, making sure feet and chin are both facing forward. Leave a few stitches open for stuffing. Stuff
empty space with polyester fiberfill and sew remaining stitches closed.
Hands and Arms (make 2)

Row 1: Chain 10. Sc in second chain from hook and each chain across. (9)
Chain 1, turn.
Row 2: 1 sc. (2 dc and 1 slip stitch in next, 1 sc) 4 times. (5 sc, 8 dc, 4 slip
stitches in this row) Chain 1, turn.
Row 3: Skip first sc. (skip slip stitch, small cluster, sc) 4 times. (makes fingers)
Chain 1, turn.
Row 4: 9 sc. Do not turn. In bottom loops of row 1, work 9 sc. Slip stitch
in first sc of row 4 (piece is now round.) Chain 1. Do not turn.
Row 5: (2 sc, decrease) 4 times. 2 sc. (14)
Rows 6-9: 14 sc.
Row 10: 1 sc, 5 hdc, 8 sc. (14)
Row 11: 1 sc, 2 hdc, 2 hdc in next, 2 hdc, 8 sc. (15)
Row 12: 1 sc, 6 hdc, 1 sc. End, leaving length for sewing. Stuff with
polyester fiberfill and sew arms to sides of body. Top of arm should be on
row 15 of head/torso piece, bottom on row 19.
Ears (make 2)
Row 1: Chain 8. Sc in second chain from hook and in next 6 chains. (7)
Chain 1, turn.
Row 2: Skip first sc. 6 sc. Chain 1, turn,
Row 6: Skip first sc. Sc, 3 sc in next. Do not turn. Work 5 sc down side
of piece, 3 sc in corner, 5 sc along bottom, 3 sc in corner, 5 sc. Slip
stitch in first sc on row 6. End, leaving length for sewing.
Sew ears to sides of head in a curved shape with the top on row 4 of head and
the bottom on row 9.
Nose
Row 3: Decrease 8 times. End, leaving length for sewing.
Sew to center of face on rows 8-10.
Brow Ridge
Chain 15, end. Attach yarn in eighth chain and chain 3.
End, leaving sewing length.
Sew the chain 3 from nose up the center of the forehead.
Sew the chain 15 straight across the forehead from the top of one ear
to the next.
Eyes
Glue 2 3/8-inch googly eyes to head just above nose on both sides
of the ridge.
Eyebrows
With dark gray yarn, make a line about 4 stitches wide just under the brow
ridge and over each eye.
Hair
Cut 30 3-inch strands of buttercup-color yarn.
Working only on rows 1 and 2 of head, double two strands
and pull a loop through one stitch. Pull ends through the
loop and pull tight, making a knot. Repeat with remaining
strands until all strands have been used.
Hair should be standing up straight at the top of the head.

Cut straight across so all strands are the same length, and
fluff out.
Tunic
Row 1: With forest green yarn, chain 38. Sc in second chain
from hook and in next 15 chains. End forest green, join leaf
green yarn. 22 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 8: 37 sc. End. Turn.
Row 9: Attach yarn in twelfth sc on row 8. 15 sc. Chain 1,
turn.
Row 13: 2 sc in first sc, 13 sc, 2 sc in last. (17) Chain 1, turn.
Left shoulder
Row 14: 2 sc in first sc, 2 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 26: 4 sc. End, leaving sewing length.
Right shoulder
Row 14: Attach yarn in the third stitch from the other end of row 13.
2 sc, 2 sc in last sc. (4) Chain 1, turn.
Row 26: 4 sc. End, leaving sewing length.
To make armholes: Fold over shoulders and sew to stitches 5-8

and 30-33 on Row 8 (leave 4 stitches on each end of row 8).
Embroider a swirl on the front right side of the tunic, under the
armhole, with forest green yarn.
Fit tunic on doll.
(Note: If the tunic is too short,

add another row or two of forest
green to the bottom of the tunic.)
Sew together at back.
Weave in ends.
Jewelry
Upper necklace:
Using a bead needle, thread 8 red glass seed beads onto gold
embroidery thread.
Leave a short tail in the thread, long enough to tie a knot.
With a size 10 steel crochet hook, chain 24. (Push up one seed
bead, chain over it, chain 1) 4 times. Chain 8. (Push up one seed
bead, chain over it, chain 1) 4 times. Chain 24. End.
Tie necklace together at back of neck.
Lower necklace:
Thread 5 3-mm red glass beads onto gold embroidery thread.
Chain 28. (Push up one bead, chain over it, chain 2) 3 times.
Chain 10. (Push up one bead, chain over it, chain 2) 2 times.
Chain 28. Tie ends together at back of neck.
Belt:
With gold embroidery thread, chain 60. Tie around dolls waist.
Weave in ends.
Cape
Row 1: With forest green yarn, chain 2. 8 sc in second chain from hook. End.
Join leaf green yarn.
Row 6: 40 sc.
Row 7: 4 hdc, 10 sc, 4 hdc, 1 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Row 8: 2 sc, 4 hdc in next, 12 sc, 4 hdc in next, 1 sc. End.
Row 9: Attach yarn in corner on Row 8. 4 sc. Chain 1, turn.
Right shoulder
Row 18: Skip 1 sc. 2 sc. End.
Left shoulder
Row 9: Attach yarn in fourth stitch from other corner on Row 8. 4 sc.
Chain 1, turn.
Row 18: Skip 1 sc. 2 sc. End.
Attach forest green yarn to inside chain on Row 17 (see picture) of one shoulder
piece. Crochet evenly around entire outside edge of piece to inside chain of row
17 on other shoulder piece.
Attach leaf green yarn at row 8 of cape. Crochet evenly around lower edge of cape
(see picture).
With yarn or tapestry needle and forest green yarn, embroider a swirl pattern on
the back of the cape.
Sew cape to tunic at shoulders. Row 18 of the cape should overlap row 13 of the tunic.
The doll is now complete!

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Becky Ann Smith

Yarn colors: Cream, Cool Blue, Cobalt, Black, Ginger, Pomegranate,

This doll was made using these stitches:

Stuff arms with polyester fiberfill.

In between each curve at bottom of skirt, embroider a few stems

Working around the sides of the piece: 10 sc, 2 sc in end of row

Join yarn in joining stitch on row 7. Sc around

Alternate cape (one-color)

Your Anna doll is now complete!

Elsa is about 7 inches tall when made with these materials.

This doll was made using these stitches:

Legs (continued from shoes)

Stuff arms with polyester fiberfill.

Sew arm to torso (top of arm should be on Row 19,

Skirt (turquoise yarn)

Sleeves (cool blue yarn) Make 2

(For a removeable dress, do two rows of stitches on each side of

Cape (cool blue)

Your Elsa doll is now complete!

Other materials needed:

The doll is now complete!

The doll is about 8 inches tall.

Yarn colors: Cream, Forest Green, Black, Gray, Beige

Join black, for pant legs.

End 1st leg do not end 2nd leg.

Stuff arms with polyester fiberfill.

Bottom half of jacket:

Neck trim: with Victorian Red yarn and yarn needle,

Edging gray yarn

Your doll is now complete!

Materials needed: Size 1 steel crochet hook (2.25 mm)

Sven stands 6 inches tall (8 inches counting antlers).

Sew nose to end of muzzle. Sew smile from one

Sew neck to body on larger end 9

Front legs (make 2)

Stuff all 4 legs with polyester fiberfill.

Your reindeer is done!

Herrschners 2-ply Afghan Yarn. Colors: Cream, Root

Hans is about 7.5 inches tall when made with these

This doll was made using these stitches:

Boots and Trousers

Stuff arms with polyester fiberfill.

Sew two small (1/4 inch) olive green

If desired, embroider a line of gold across the

Sew collar to black edging around top of jacket

Set sleeves into armholes. and sew into place.

Your Hans doll is now

Materials used: Herrschners 2-ply Afghan Yarn

Head and Torso

Shorts (forest green yarn)

Hands and Arms (make 2)

Hair should be standing up straight at the top of the head.

To make armholes: Fold over shoulders and sew to stitches 5-8

Fit tunic on doll.

(Note: If the tunic is too short,

Sew together at back.

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