Crochet Tutorial: Red Rose White Dress Doll – Free Crochet Pattern

Crochet Tutorial: Red Rose White Dress Doll – Free Crochet Pattern

This elegant crochet doll features a dramatic white rose gown, a black hat with deep red flowers, flowing gray hair, and a classic garden-party look. It is perfect for makers searching for an amigurumi doll pattern, a handmade crochet doll gift, or a beautiful collectible crochet decor piece.

The finished design also includes matching accessories that give it a premium boutique feel: red shoes, a floral handbag, a tiny teacup, a small pitcher, and a picnic-style basket. This makes the project especially appealing for readers looking for a crochet fashion doll pattern, heirloom handmade gift ideas, or artisan amigurumi home decor.

Please note: I strive for accuracy in every pattern, but occasional errors can happen. Thank you for understanding and for enjoying my designs.

Pattern Overview

This pattern is written in US English and follows standard amigurumi construction. The doll is made in separate parts and assembled carefully to match the image as closely as possible. The design features a large round head, slim neck, narrow torso, long arms, a very full skirt, and layered decorative accessories.

The most important visual features are the balanced proportions and the contrast between the fitted black upper body and the wide cream skirt. The skirt is decorated with raised red roses and black vine embroidery, so placement matters just as much as stitch count.

The doll in the image appears approximately 12 to 14 inches tall when made with light worsted or DK cotton yarn and a small hook. The pattern below is scaled to create that same elegant silhouette. Tight stitches are essential to hold the shape properly.

Materials

  • Skin tone yarn: light beige or pale peach cotton, DK weight
  • Dress bodice and hat: black cotton, DK weight
  • Skirt and cup set: soft cream or ivory cotton, DK weight
  • Hair: medium gray cotton, DK weight
  • Roses and shoes: dark wine red or burgundy cotton, DK weight
  • Leaves and hat accents: olive or soft green cotton, DK weight
  • Optional basket ribbon: pink and white yarn scraps
  • Hook sizes: 2.25 mm and 2.75 mm
  • Stuffing: polyester fiberfill
  • Safety eyes: 8 mm to 9 mm, or black embroidery thread
  • Black embroidery thread: for lashes, brows, and skirt vines
  • Tapestry needle
  • Stitch markers
  • Thin cardboard or plastic circle: optional, for under-skirt support
  • Floral wire or pipe cleaner: optional, for hat brim shaping and handbag handle support

Skill Level

Advanced beginner to intermediate. The basic body is simple, but the final visual effect depends on neat shaping, even tension, careful assembly, spiral rose making, and decorative surface work.

Finished Size

  • Doll height: about 33 cm to 36 cm
  • Head width: about 9 cm
  • Skirt diameter: about 22 cm to 25 cm
  • Hat diameter: about 15 cm to 17 cm

Gauge and Tension

Gauge is not extremely strict for decorative amigurumi, but tension must stay firm. The stitches in the reference image are dense, smooth, and consistent. If stuffing shows through, move down a hook size. If the doll becomes too stiff, use a slightly larger hook.

  • Typical gauge: 8 single crochet x 8 rows = 2 inches with 2.5 mm hook in continuous rounds
  • Important: keep the head, arms, and bodice tight; allow the skirt to remain neat but not rigid

Abbreviations

  • MR = magic ring
  • ch = chain
  • sl st = slip stitch
  • sc = single crochet
  • inc = 2 sc in same stitch
  • dec = invisible decrease
  • hdc = half double crochet
  • dc = double crochet
  • tr = treble crochet
  • BLO = back loop only
  • FLO = front loop only
  • st = stitch
  • rep = repeat

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Notes Before You Start

This doll is worked mostly in continuous rounds unless stated otherwise. Use a stitch marker at the start of every round. Stuff as you go, but do not overstuff the neck, arms, or lower torso. The silhouette should remain soft and refined, not bulky.

The skirt decoration is what makes this design special. Do not rush it. Arrange the roses and vines on the skirt before sewing anything down. Once the layout matches the image, attach each piece securely with small hidden stitches.

Head

Using skin-tone yarn and 2.25 mm hook:

  1. Rnd 1: 6 sc in MR. (6)
  2. Rnd 2: inc around. (12)
  3. Rnd 3: 1 sc, inc rep around. (18)
  4. Rnd 4: 2 sc, inc rep around. (24)
  5. Rnd 5: 3 sc, inc rep around. (30)
  6. Rnd 6: 4 sc, inc rep around. (36)
  7. Rnd 7: 5 sc, inc rep around. (42)
  8. Rnd 8: 6 sc, inc rep around. (48)
  9. Rnd 9: 7 sc, inc rep around. (54)
  10. Rnd 10: 8 sc, inc rep around. (60)
  11. Rnd 11-22: sc around. (60)
  12. Insert eyes between Rnds 15 and 16, about 10 stitches apart.
  13. Rnd 23: 8 sc, dec rep around. (54)
  14. Rnd 24: 7 sc, dec rep around. (48)
  15. Rnd 25: 6 sc, dec rep around. (42)
  16. Rnd 26: 5 sc, dec rep around. (36)
  17. Rnd 27: 4 sc, dec rep around. (30)
  18. Stuff firmly and shape the cheeks.
  19. Rnd 28: 3 sc, dec rep around. (24)
  20. Rnd 29: 2 sc, dec rep around. (18)

Do not finish off unless you want to sew the head later. If you prefer a one-piece construction, continue directly into the neck. The head in the photo is almost perfectly round with a very soft lower face and no pronounced chin.

Neck and Upper Torso

  1. Rnd 30: BLO sc around. (18)
  2. Rnd 31: dec, 1 sc rep around. (12)
  3. Rnd 32-35: sc around. (12)
  4. Stuff lightly but firmly. Add a wooden stick or tightly rolled stuffing core if needed.
  5. Rnd 36: 1 sc, inc rep around. (18)
  6. Rnd 37: 2 sc, inc rep around. (24)
  7. Rnd 38-42: sc around. (24)

The neck should be slim, long, and elegant. The upper torso must stay narrow so the black bodice looks fitted. Avoid excess stuffing here. The body should support the skirt without distorting the clean line from head to waist.

Lower Torso and Skirt Base Core

Continue with black for the bodice if you have not changed already. Change to black at the last yarn-over of Rnd 42 if needed.

  1. Rnd 43-48: sc around in black. (24)
  2. Rnd 49: BLO sc around. (24)
  3. Rnd 50: 3 sc, inc rep around. (30)
  4. Rnd 51: 4 sc, inc rep around. (36)
  5. Rnd 52: 5 sc, inc rep around. (42)
  6. Rnd 53: 6 sc, inc rep around. (48)
  7. Rnd 54: 7 sc, inc rep around. (54)
  8. Rnd 55: sc around. (54)
  9. Rnd 56: 8 sc, inc rep around. (60)
  10. Rnd 57: sc around. (60)
  11. Rnd 58: 9 sc, inc rep around. (66)
  12. Rnd 59: sc around. (66)
  13. Rnd 60: 10 sc, inc rep around. (72)
  14. Rnd 61: sc around. (72)

This lower torso acts as the internal top structure beneath the gown. Stuff only the upper part. The wider lower rounds can remain mostly unstuffed if you plan to add a support disc and outer skirt shell. That will help create the dramatic bell shape from the image.

Underskirt Support Layer

Using cream yarn and 2.75 mm hook, join to the FLO left from Rnd 49.

  1. Rnd 1: In FLO of Rnd 49, 1 sc in each st around. (24)
  2. Rnd 2: 3 sc, inc rep around. (30)
  3. Rnd 3: sc around. (30)
  4. Rnd 4: 4 sc, inc rep around. (36)
  5. Rnd 5: sc around. (36)
  6. Rnd 6: 5 sc, inc rep around. (42)
  7. Rnd 7: sc around. (42)
  8. Rnd 8: 6 sc, inc rep around. (48)
  9. Rnd 9: sc around. (48)
  10. Rnd 10: 7 sc, inc rep around. (54)
  11. Rnd 11: sc around. (54)
  12. Rnd 12: 8 sc, inc rep around. (60)
  13. Rnd 13: sc around. (60)
  14. Rnd 14: 9 sc, inc rep around. (66)
  15. Rnd 15: sc around. (66)
  16. Rnd 16: 10 sc, inc rep around. (72)
  17. Rnd 17: sc around. (72)
  18. Rnd 18: 11 sc, inc rep around. (78)
  19. Rnd 19: sc around. (78)
  20. Rnd 20: 12 sc, inc rep around. (84)
  21. Rnd 21: sc around. (84)
  22. Rnd 22: 13 sc, inc rep around. (90)
  23. Rnd 23: sc around. (90)
  24. Rnd 24: 14 sc, inc rep around. (96)
  25. Rnd 25-28: sc around. (96)

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If desired, place a light cardboard or plastic circle inside the lower skirt cavity before closing the final decorative skirt around it. This is optional, but it helps the doll stand beautifully and hold the same graceful shape seen in the image.

Outer White Rose Skirt

The visible gown is fuller and more decorative than the inner support layer. Make it separately in cream and sew at the waist over the support section.

  1. Rnd 1: Ch 24, join carefully without twisting, or begin with a foundation ring of 24 sc. (24)
  2. Rnd 2: sc around. (24)
  3. Rnd 3: 3 sc, inc rep around. (30)
  4. Rnd 4: sc around. (30)
  5. Rnd 5: 4 sc, inc rep around. (36)
  6. Rnd 6: sc around. (36)
  7. Rnd 7: 5 sc, inc rep around. (42)
  8. Rnd 8: sc around. (42)
  9. Rnd 9: 6 sc, inc rep around. (48)
  10. Rnd 10: sc around. (48)
  11. Rnd 11: 7 sc, inc rep around. (54)
  12. Rnd 12: sc around. (54)
  13. Rnd 13: 8 sc, inc rep around. (60)
  14. Rnd 14: sc around. (60)
  15. Rnd 15: 9 sc, inc rep around. (66)
  16. Rnd 16: sc around. (66)
  17. Rnd 17: 10 sc, inc rep around. (72)
  18. Rnd 18: sc around. (72)
  19. Rnd 19: 11 sc, inc rep around. (78)
  20. Rnd 20: sc around. (78)
  21. Rnd 21: 12 sc, inc rep around. (84)
  22. Rnd 22: sc around. (84)
  23. Rnd 23: 13 sc, inc rep around. (90)
  24. Rnd 24: sc around. (90)
  25. Rnd 25: 14 sc, inc rep around. (96)
  26. Rnd 26: sc around. (96)
  27. Rnd 27: 15 sc, inc rep around. (102)
  28. Rnd 28: sc around. (102)
  29. Rnd 29: 16 sc, inc rep around. (108)
  30. Rnd 30: sc around. (108)
  31. Rnd 31: 17 sc, inc rep around. (114)
  32. Rnd 32: sc around. (114)
  33. Rnd 33: 18 sc, inc rep around. (120)
  34. Rnd 34-36: sc around. (120)

The visible skirt in the photo has a gentle vertical drape rather than stiff pleats. Steam lightly if needed. Spread the skirt and check that the hem opens into a broad smooth circle. Do not let it flare too sharply near the waist.

Scalloped Hem

At the end of Rnd 36, work this edging:

  1. Scallop pattern: sl st in next st, skip 1 st, 5 dc in next st, skip 1 st, sl st in next st.
  2. Repeat scallop pattern around entire hem.
  3. Finish off and weave in ends.

This scalloped edge is important because the image shows a soft floral hemline rather than a straight finish. Keep the scallops even and shallow, not oversized. They should frame the roses without stealing attention from the skirt embroidery.

Arms

Make 2 using skin-tone yarn and 2.25 mm hook.

  1. Rnd 1: 6 sc in MR. (6)
  2. Rnd 2: inc around. (12)
  3. Rnd 3-4: sc around. (12)
  4. Rnd 5: 4 sc, dec, 4 sc, dec. (10)
  5. Rnd 6-20: sc around. (10)
  6. Stuff the hand and lower arm lightly. Leave upper arm mostly unstuffed.
  7. Flatten and close with 5 sc through both sides.

The arms are slim, straight, and slightly curved inward after sewing. In the image, one arm supports the handbag and the other falls softly beside the skirt. Sew the arms at the shoulder line so they angle naturally down, not outward.

Simple Legs for Internal Stability

The legs are not visible under the gown, but small internal legs help the doll stay balanced. Make 2 in skin-tone or cream.

  1. Rnd 1: 6 sc in MR. (6)
  2. Rnd 2: inc around. (12)
  3. Rnd 3-10: sc around. (12)
  4. Stuff firmly and finish off.

Sew both legs inside the lower body base before attaching the inner and outer skirt layers. Position them close together. Because the dress covers everything, exact leg shaping is not important, but stability is.

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Black Bodice Overlay

The top of the dress looks like a fitted sleeveless black bodice with a smooth clean neckline. If your torso is already crocheted in black, this overlay adds polish and hides shaping transitions.

  1. Ch 18.
  2. Row 1: sc in 2nd ch from hook and across. (17)
  3. Row 2-6: ch 1, turn, sc across. (17)
  4. Row 7: ch 1, turn, dec, sc 13, dec. (15)
  5. Row 8: ch 1, turn, sc across. (15)
  6. Row 9: ch 1, turn, dec, sc 11, dec. (13)
  7. Row 10: ch 1, turn, sc across. (13)

Wrap this piece around the upper torso, seam at the back, and shape the neckline slightly with a few hidden stitches. The front should rise to a high neat line, similar to a simple halter-style evening bodice.

Hair Cap

Using gray yarn and 2.25 mm hook:

  1. Rnd 1: 6 sc in MR. (6)
  2. Rnd 2: inc around. (12)
  3. Rnd 3: 1 sc, inc rep around. (18)
  4. Rnd 4: 2 sc, inc rep around. (24)
  5. Rnd 5: 3 sc, inc rep around. (30)
  6. Rnd 6: 4 sc, inc rep around. (36)
  7. Rnd 7: 5 sc, inc rep around. (42)
  8. Rnd 8: 6 sc, inc rep around. (48)
  9. Rnd 9: 7 sc, inc rep around. (54)
  10. Rnd 10: 8 sc, inc rep around. (60)
  11. Rnd 11-14: sc around. (60)
  12. Finish off with a long tail.

Sew the cap low on the back of the head and slightly lower at the sides. Leave the forehead open because the image shows a smooth hairline with soft bangs rather than a full front cap.

Hair Strands

The hairstyle is long, wavy, and layered, with a center area that falls in soft front sections. Make many strands and attach them row by row to the hair cap.

  • Long back strands: cut or crochet 28 to 32 strands, each about 28 cm long finished length
  • Side strands: make 8 to 10 slightly shorter strands
  • Bangs: make 4 to 6 narrow front strands

For crocheted strands, use this method:

  1. Ch 36.
  2. Starting in 2nd ch from hook, 1 sc in each chain across. (35)
  3. For looser waves, use hdc instead of sc in the final 10 stitches.

Sew the back strands across the lower half of the cap. Add side strands from crown to jawline. Attach a few shorter front sections so two soft pieces fall over the forehead. Trim only if absolutely necessary. The hair should reach to the waist area.

Hat Crown

Using black yarn and 2.75 mm hook:

  1. Rnd 1: 6 sc in MR. (6)
  2. Rnd 2: inc around. (12)
  3. Rnd 3: 1 sc, inc rep around. (18)
  4. Rnd 4: 2 sc, inc rep around. (24)
  5. Rnd 5: 3 sc, inc rep around. (30)
  6. Rnd 6: 4 sc, inc rep around. (36)
  7. Rnd 7: 5 sc, inc rep around. (42)
  8. Rnd 8-14: sc around. (42)

Hat Brim

Continue from the crown:

  1. Rnd 15: BLO, 5 sc, inc rep around. (49)
  2. Rnd 16: sc around. (49)
  3. Rnd 17: 6 sc, inc rep around. (56)
  4. Rnd 18: sc around. (56)
  5. Rnd 19: 7 sc, inc rep around. (63)
  6. Rnd 20: sc around. (63)
  7. Rnd 21: 8 sc, inc rep around. (70)
  8. Rnd 22: sc around. (70)
  9. Rnd 23: 9 sc, inc rep around. (77)
  10. Rnd 24: sc around. (77)
  11. Rnd 25: 10 sc, inc rep around. (84)
  12. Rnd 26: sc around. (84)
  13. Rnd 27: crab stitch or sl st loosely around for a neat edge.

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The brim should be broad and softly curved downward. If needed, insert a very thin wire around the final edge, or steam lightly over a bowl to shape it. The front brim dips slightly, while the left side carries the rose embellishment.

Red Rose Motifs

Make roses in 3 sizes using burgundy yarn. You will need many for the skirt, one medium rose for the waist, several for the hat, one tiny rose bud for the bag, and extra roses if you want the look even fuller.

Large Rose

  1. Ch 41.
  2. Row 1: Starting in 2nd ch from hook, 1 sc in next 4 ch, 2 hdc in next 4 ch, 2 dc in next 20 ch, 2 hdc in next 6 ch, 1 sc in last 6 ch.
  3. Finish off with long tail.
  4. Roll tightly from the sc end to the final end, shaping petals outward as you go.
  5. Sew through the base repeatedly to secure.

Medium Rose

  1. Ch 31.
  2. Row 1: Starting in 2nd ch from hook, 1 sc in next 4 ch, 2 hdc in next 4 ch, 2 dc in next 14 ch, 2 hdc in next 4 ch, 1 sc in last 4 ch.
  3. Roll and sew as above.

Small Rose Bud

  1. Ch 17.
  2. Row 1: Starting in 2nd ch from hook, 1 sc in next 3 ch, 2 hdc in next 4 ch, 2 dc in next 6 ch, 1 sc in last 3 ch.
  3. Roll tightly and secure.

Make approximately these quantities for the image-inspired layout:

  • Large roses: 3 to 4
  • Medium roses: 10 to 12
  • Small roses or buds: 8 to 12

Leaves

Using green yarn:

  1. Ch 7.
  2. In 2nd ch from hook: sl st, sc, hdc, dc, hdc, sc.
  3. Work on opposite side of chain: sc, hdc, dc, hdc, sc, sl st.
  4. Finish off, leaving a tail.

Make at least 8 leaves for the hat and handbag, and more if you want a denser flower arrangement. The leaves in the image are small and understated, so keep them neat and narrow.

Black Vine Embroidery for Skirt

Using black yarn or embroidery thread, stitch flowing vine lines over the skirt after it is attached and arranged. Work from the hem upward in branching curves. Keep the lines thin and elegant.

  • Place the largest rose near the lower front center.
  • Spread medium roses around the lower half of the skirt.
  • Add smaller roses climbing upward on both front panels.
  • Stitch curved vine lines connecting the roses naturally.
  • Add detached leaf shapes at intervals with satin or chain-style embroidery.

The black vine pattern is not perfectly symmetrical, but it is balanced. Let the left and right front sections mirror each other loosely. The center front should remain the richest area, with the visual weight tapering upward toward the waist.

Waist Rose

Make 1 medium rose and sew it slightly off-center at the waistline, toward the doll’s right side. This rose bridges the black bodice and cream skirt, matching the reference image and helping the transition look polished.

Handbag

Using black yarn and 2.25 mm hook:

  1. Rnd 1: Ch 9. Starting in 2nd ch from hook, sc 7, 3 sc in last ch, work opposite side: sc 6, inc in last ch. (18)
  2. Rnd 2: inc, 6 sc, 3 inc, 6 sc, 2 inc. (24)
  3. Rnd 3-8: sc around. (24)
  4. Flatten top opening and sew a few stitches at each side to shape bag.

Bag Flap

  1. Join yarn at back top edge.
  2. Row 1: sc 10.
  3. Row 2-4: ch 1, turn, sc across.
  4. Row 5: dec, sc 6, dec. (8)

Bag Handle

  1. Ch 18.
  2. Row 1: sc in 2nd ch from hook and across. (17)
  3. Sew both ends to bag top.

Add 1 small rose, 2 tiny berry knots, and 2 green leaves to the front of the bag. The handbag should look small but structured, hanging from the doll’s left arm as in the image.

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Teacup and Saucer

Saucer

Using cream yarn:

  1. Rnd 1: 6 sc in MR. (6)
  2. Rnd 2: inc around. (12)
  3. Rnd 3: 1 sc, inc rep around. (18)
  4. Rnd 4: BLO sc around. (18)
  5. Rnd 5: sl st loosely around.

Cup

  1. Rnd 1: 6 sc in MR. (6)
  2. Rnd 2: inc around. (12)
  3. Rnd 3: sc around. (12)
  4. Rnd 4: BLO sc around. (12)
  5. Rnd 5-6: sc around. (12)
  6. Rnd 7: 1 sc, inc rep around. (18)
  7. Rnd 8: sc around. (18)
  8. Finish off.

Handle

  1. Ch 5.
  2. Sl st back along chain.
  3. Sew to cup side.

Sew the cup onto the saucer and attach the set near the waist front, resting lightly against the skirt. The image suggests the doll is carrying a tiny tea set piece, so keep it centered and dainty.

Red Shoes

Make 2 in burgundy yarn.

  1. Rnd 1: Ch 7. Starting in 2nd ch from hook, sc 5, 3 sc in last ch, opposite side: sc 4, inc. (14)
  2. Rnd 2: inc, 4 sc, 3 inc, 4 sc, 2 inc. (20)
  3. Rnd 3: BLO sc around. (20)
  4. Rnd 4-5: sc around. (20)
  5. Rnd 6: 6 sc, dec x4, 6 sc. (16)
  6. Rnd 7: sc around. (16)
  7. Finish off.

Add a black strap across each shoe by chaining 7 and sewing it across the top opening. These shoes are displayed separately in front of the doll in the image, so they do not need to fit internal legs exactly.

Mini Basket Accessory

Using tan or light brown yarn:

  1. Rnd 1: 6 sc in MR. (6)
  2. Rnd 2: inc around. (12)
  3. Rnd 3: 1 sc, inc rep around. (18)
  4. Rnd 4: BLO sc around. (18)
  5. Rnd 5-9: sc around. (18)
  6. Flatten slightly into a rectangular picnic shape by stitching corners gently.

Basket Lid and Handle

  1. Lid: ch 10, sc in 2nd ch from hook and across for 3 rows.
  2. Handle: ch 14, sc back across.
  3. Sew handle to basket top.

Add a tiny pink bow or folded cloth detail to echo the image. Place this accessory beside the doll rather than attaching it permanently.

Mini Pitcher Accessory

Using cream yarn:

  1. Rnd 1: 6 sc in MR. (6)
  2. Rnd 2: inc around. (12)
  3. Rnd 3-4: sc around. (12)
  4. Rnd 5: 1 sc, inc rep around. (18)
  5. Rnd 6-7: sc around. (18)
  6. Rnd 8: 1 sc, dec rep around. (12)
  7. Rnd 9: sc around. (12)
  8. Rnd 10: sl st around.

Pitcher Handle and Spout

  1. Handle: ch 7, sl st back, sew to side.
  2. Spout: ch 4, sl st back, sew to opposite side near upper edge.

Add a tiny pale blue dot or embroidered flower if desired. Keep the pitcher very small and rounded. It should look like a gentle supporting accessory rather than the main focus.

Assembly Order

  1. Sew or continue the head to the neck and upper torso.
  2. Insert neck support if needed.
  3. Attach arms evenly at shoulder level.
  4. Add internal legs inside lower body structure.
  5. Attach support skirt and outer decorative skirt.
  6. Sew bodice overlay if using.
  7. Attach hair cap.
  8. Sew hair strands from back to front.
  9. Create hat and decorate with roses and leaves.
  10. Place waist rose.
  11. Arrange and sew skirt roses.
  12. Embroider black vines and leaves on skirt.
  13. Attach handbag and teacup set.
  14. Display shoes, basket, and pitcher as separate accessories.

Rose Placement Guide for the Dress

To recreate the image closely, place one large rose at the lower center front, just above the scalloped hem. Add two medium roses on each lower side, then distribute smaller roses upward along black embroidered stems.

Keep the upper skirt less crowded than the lower half. Most of the visual weight belongs near the hem, where the embroidered vines spread outward in elegant curves. The waistline should have only one clear rose accent, not a dense cluster.

Hat Decoration Layout

Sew two medium burgundy roses and two or three leaves to the left front side of the hat crown. Wrap a thin burgundy band around the base if desired. The decoration should sit low and slightly forward, matching the romantic garden style.

Facial Embroidery Placement

  • Eyes: place between Rnds 15 and 16
  • Lashes: stitch upward and outward in black
  • Brows: short gentle curves above eyes
  • Nose: optional tiny horizontal stitch between eyes
  • Blush: soft pink at cheek area

The face should stay minimal and sweet. The expression in the image is calm and delicate, with a tiny smile or no visible mouth. Avoid dramatic features. A simple face works best with the detailed outfit.

Final Assembly and Facial Detailing

Check the balance of the head, hat, and skirt before securing the last pieces. Shape the cheeks gently with your fingers, smooth the hair over the shoulders, and angle the hat slightly forward. Add lashes, tiny brows, and faint blush only after the full outfit is complete.

Care Notes

Keep the doll away from heavy moisture, direct dust buildup, and rough handling. This design contains many raised flowers and fine decorative stitches, so it is best suited for display, photography, shelf decor, or gentle gifting rather than frequent play.

Quick Checklist Before You Finish

  • Head centered and stable
  • Arms level and natural
  • Skirt evenly spread
  • Scalloped hem smooth
  • Roses balanced across front
  • Black vines neatly embroidered
  • Hat brim shaped correctly
  • Hair full and symmetrical
  • Accessories complete and cleanly finished

Detailed Cleaning and Preservation Guidelines

Dust lightly with a soft dry brush. For small marks, spot clean gently with a barely damp cloth and mild soap, then air dry fully. Do not machine wash. Store flat or upright in a clean dry space, and avoid crushing the hat brim, skirt roses, or embroidered vines.

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