Recently my niece Abby was having a birthday. I knew I wanted to make her something that would make her eyes light up. I asked my sister Miranda, from Work At Home Adventures, what I should make. Since she has a little girl that is also 6, I knew she would have a clever idea. She quickly sent me a link from The Yarn Box for a free Lalaloopsy crochet pattern.
The Lalaloopsy pattern was simple enough for me to understand but I must admit, the pattern is flawed and at some points, it really lacked detail. Which is really fine with me since I like to do my own thing anyways. I think a crochet beginner would be able to figure the pattern out but experience will really come in handy with this one.
Shortly after I started making Abby's doll, my daughter Ella stressed to me how much she wanted one too… a baby one. I was going to write a free pattern for it to share with you but there were some flaws that I would really want to get fixed before posting. Don't worry though! You can find the free pattern for the original on Ravelry.
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These dolls are so cute! I have been looking for a ballerina doll to crochet for my granddaughter’s first dance recital – I believe, I will use this doll and with a few minor changes, turn her into a ballerina! Thanks for the inspiration.
Very cute! These dolls are adorable!
These are so cute, my daughter will love them!
These are so adorable an so is my Abby & Ella , Aunt Karen
My niece is obsessed with Lalaloopsy. This will be an awesome bday gift for her! I can’t wait for your pattern!