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Maya Basic doll pattern

https://ayarnfulday.blogspot.com/2017/03/maya-basic-doll-pattern.html

If you love making dolls but don't like sewing parts, you will like this pattern for sure.
Pattern for this doll's leg, body, and head is designed to be crocheted all together.
The arms have to be crocheted ahead for later attachment using crochet as you go method.

Gauge:
 Gauge is not a big deal on this pattern,as long as same size yarn and crochet hook are used for all the pattern pieces.Since tension may vary in different circumstances,i suggest finishing the parts that must be the same such as arms and legs in one sitting.
This pattern is worked from bottom to top by working in continuous round or spiral method.
You can use this pattern to create larger or smaller doll by using bulkier or finer yarn.You  may need to adjust the size or safety eyes.

 Pattern is written in US Terminology.

Abbreviation:

Sc- single crochet
Ch- chain
Inc- increase
Dec- invisible decrease
St- stitch
Sts- stitches


Materials
-Light worsted / dk yarn
-3.75mm / F crochet hook
-poly fiber fill for stuffing
-safety eyes 16mm
-tapestry needle

Pattern start

Arms
Make two
Round 1:    6sc in magic ring (6)
Round 2:   inc in each stitch around (12)
Round 3:   (1sc in next st, inc in next st) around (18) 
Round 4-5: sc in each st around (18)
Round 6:   sc in next 8 stitches, bobble stitch in next, sc in next 9 sts (18)
Round 7:   (sc in next 4 sts, dec in next) repeat around (15)
Round 8:  sc in aech st around (15)
Round 9:  (sc in next 3 sts, dec in next) repeat around (12)
Round 10-25:  sc in each st around (12)

Legs
Make two
Round 1:   ch9, on 2nd ch from hook, sc in next 7 sts, 3sc in next st, on the other side of chain,  sc in next 6 sts, inc in next (18)


Round 2:   inc in next st, sc in next 6sts, inc in next st, 3sc in next st, inc in next st, sc in next 6 sts, inc in next st, 3 sc in next st (26)
Round 3:   inc in next st, sc in next 8 sts, inc in next st, (sc in next st ,inc in next) repeat x2,  sc in next 8 sts,  (inc in next, sc in next st,) repeat x2 (32)
Round 4:   sc in next st, inc in next, sc in next 8 sts, inc in next st, sc in next 2 sts, inc in next 2 sts, sc in next 2 sts, inc in next st, sc in next 8 sts, inc in next st, sc in next 2 sts, inc in next 2 sts, sc in next st (40)
Stuff the foot and leg as you go.
Round 5:   1sc in each st around working on back loops only (40)
Round 6-7:   sc in each st around (40)
Round 8:   sc in next 11 sts, dec 6x, sc in next 17 sts (34)
Round 9:   sc in next 8 sts., dec 6x, sc in next 14 sts (28)
Round 10:   sc in each st around (28)
Round 11:   sc in next 5 sts, dec 6x, sc in next 11 sts (22)
Round 12-30:   sc in each st around

 
 For joining the legs
Finish off first (Left) leg,and continue working from second (right) leg..
With second leg on hook,continue working  Sc in next 3 sts, chain 2, slip stitch in 16th stitch of Left leg.
Note: You can adjust where you place the join on Left leg. It won't affect the number of total stitches, place both legs facing towards you, this will make it easier to align the stitches at the center for joining legs together.

Start crocheting the Body. 
Continue working in continues spiral without joining. Use a stitch marker to keep track of where the beginning of round starts.

Round 31: ch 1, sc in same stitch and next 21 stitches, sc along chain 2, sc in next 22 stitches, sc along chain 2 (48 stitches total)
Round 32:   (sc in next 15 sts, inc in next st) repeat 3x (51)
Round 33-37:   sc in each st around (51)
Round 38:   (sc in next 15 sts, dec) repeat 3x (48)
Round 39-41:   sc in each st around (48)
Round 42:    (sc in next 14 sts, dec) repeat 3x (45)
Round 43-44:   sc in each st around (45)
Round 45:    (sc in next 13 sts, dec) repeat 3x (42)
Round 46-47:    sc in each st around (42)
Round 48:   (sc in next 12 sts, dec) repeat 3x (39)
Round 49-50:   sc in each st around (39) 
Round 51:    (sc in next 11 sts, dec) repeat 3x (36)
Round 52:   sc in each st around (crochet arms as you go) (36)
Round 53:   (sc in next 4 sts, dec) repeat around (30)
Round 54:   (sc in next 3 sts, dec) repeat around (24)
Round 55:   (sc in next 2 sts, dec) repeat around (18)
Round 56-57:  sc in each st around (18)


Head

Round 58:     inc in each st around (36)
Round 59:    (sc in next 5 sts, inc in next st) repeat around (42)
Round 60:    (sc in next 6 sts, inc in next st) repeat around (48) 
Round 61:    (sc in next 7 sts, inc in next st) repeat around (54) 
Round 62:    (sc in next 8 sts, inc in next st) repeat around (60) 
Round 63:    (sc in next 9 sts, inc in next st) repeat around (66)
Round 64-73:    sc in each st around (66)
Round 74:    (sc in next 9 sts, dec) repeat around (60)  
Round 75:    (sc in next 8 sts, dec) repeat around (54)
Round 76:    (sc in next 7sts, dec) repeat around (48) 
Round 77:    (sc in next 6sts, dec) repeat around (42) 
Round 78:    (sc in next 5ts, dec) repeat around (36)
Round 79:    (sc in next 4ts, dec) repeat around (30) 
Round 80:    (sc in next 3sts, dec) repeat around (24) 
Round 81:    (sc in next 2 sts, dec) repeat around (18) 
Round 82:   (sc in next 1 sts, dec) repeat around (12)        
Round 83:    dec around (6)
Safety eye placement: between round 70-71

Cut yarn, thread through each stitch and pull closed.





** My patterns are free and I would like them to stay that way. You are free to print them out for your personal use. Please do not sell my patterns or say they are your own. You are free to do whatever you want with the finished item. If you are selling them online please link back the pattern and give me credit. If you want to share the pattern please see Terms of use to be guided accordingly.Thanks and enjoy crocheting.


©2017 by Nelly Lopez. All rights reserved


Comments

  1. What round do you suggest attaching the arms at as I do not see any mention of attaching them in your pattern? Also, do you leave a long tail to attach them or are they crocheted on in the round?

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  2. Round 52: sc in each st around (crochet arms as you go)

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    1. Sorry, I guess I didn't read thoroughly

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  3. Thank you for sharing your lovely patterns.

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  4. 1st thank you for sharing your patterns. That's very nice of you. How tall is Maya?

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    1. I am confused with regards the legs - how do they start? Magic circle? Please help

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    2. Start with ch 9 then sc in each St, turn and work down opposite side in remaining loops (see diagram at beginning of pattern)

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  6. hi nelly, Michelin- ijust got maya thank you so much for her just for me thanks

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  7. Will there be any clothes patterns for her available to buy

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    1. there are a couple of free here in my blog (Maya basic clothes, and Maya dress) and three paid patterns in my ravelry store :-)

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  8. Thank you for sharing your pattern with us. You are very much appreciated!

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  9. thank you for the cute pattern. is there a pattern for her hair?

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  10. You should make videos. I had trouble with the legs. Your instructions weren't clear.

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  11. I cannot figure out the legs after I ch 9 and then sc in 7 and 3sc in last ch after this I am lost

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  12. Can anyone help with the legs. ch9, on 2nd ch from hook, sc in next 7 sts, 3sc in next st, sc in next 6 sts, inc in next (18) Chaining 9 does not allow you to those stitches as the pattern says. Once you go to the 2nd ch from the hook, you only have 7 stitches left ... help please

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    1. This was so helpful! I didn't understand that you were supposed to crochet on both sides of the chain. Thank you so much!!

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    2. Thank you for clearing this up. As with Ruby i didn't get it.

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  13. Thank you so much for sharing what you know. I think people that sell patterns are just greedy....Stitches are all the same no matter what is made and everyone have to buy their own material. Freely one gives freely one receives.Thank you again

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  14. what size is Maya? thanks. Ann

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  15. Can this be made into a 5 inch doll? Ideas?

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    1. i have a doll that is 5inches tall. the Madelline doll

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  16. Thank you I found your lovely pattern and would like to thank you so much

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  17. Adorei seu site: obrigada por compartilhar este padrão de boneca!!

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  18. Muy agradecida por sus patrones

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  19. Gracias por compartir tus ideas y bonitos trabajos, nos sirven de mucha ayuda. Sin gente como tu no seríamos capaces de hacer muchas cosas. Un saludo

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  21. Thanks SO much for this doll! I was wondering if there's a difference in making left/right hand? I just don't want her to have 2 left hands :) Thanks again!

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  22. When I use 3rd stitch and 16th stitch my legs aren't side by side facing forward. Why not??? This is really aggravating me. PLEASE help!!!!

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    1. I hope you solved yours. What I did was sc 5 instead of 3 and attached to the 18th stitch on the other leg instead of the 16th.

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  23. Hi there! I was wondering where you got Maya’s eyes and if you have any tips on the kind of eye to use?

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    1. When I made my first i used plain black safety eyes and got them at the craft store.
      For the most i just did stitches a couple apart and just under over. Does that make sense?

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  24. Also, how did you make her nose?

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  25. How do I print off the pattern without all the other ads and stuff on the sideline.

    Thank you

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  26. I must say finally I got threxact pattern that I wanted nelly do you have any video tutorials I would love to see you do some video tutorials as well thank you so much for this lovely pattern hope to see some more beautiful dolls from you are you on Instagram I want to follow up with you

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  27. Hello Nelly, I'm making your Maya doll now and having a great time with it. The question I have at this time is, Do you stuff the doll as you go along? It really doesn't mention how to do that in the pattern. I stuffed the arms when I finished them and they are waiting for me to finish the body so I can attach them. Thak you for sharing and thanks for your help. Gloria

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  28. Hi I'm currently making your maya doll but why is there a bobble stitch in round 6 arms? Is that supposed to be there?

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    1. Hi. the bobble stitch in round 6 of the arms will make the thumb of your doll

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  29. hello, i don't understand leg round 1 (18) and round 2 (26) ? Thank you !

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    1. Hi. for round 1 the total stitch count is 18, and for round 2 total stitch count is 26.

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  30. I need help with the legs. I cannot see any replies on the legs only questions asking how to do them. Please help

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    1. Hi, for the leg you will be working in both sides of the chain,
      Ch 9, Sc in 2nd chain from hook and next 6 sts, work 3 Sc in the last chain, now you will be working in the other side of chain, Sc in next 6 stitches and inc in the remaining stitch. i hope this helps :-)

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  31. Thank you xx turned out great xx

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  32. merci pour ce modèle très sympathique ; je vais l'essayer .

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  33. Hi Nelly
    Do you use a dowel to support the neck and head or do you use the stuffing only

    Thank you

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  34. Hi Nelly tks for the pattern I am just going to start my maya doll

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  37. Thank you so much for sharing your pattern which I've just used, thank you, thank you!

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  40. Hi I'm not sure if you're still answering comments but I just wanted to double check if it's ok to sell dolls using your pattern as a base as long as I credit you.

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