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OLYA USOLYA · AMIGURUMI CROCHET PATTERN
A sweet little doll with an expressive crocheted face, a pink hood with long ears, and a charming finishing detail of your choice.
Choose her blue bow or crochet a flower instead. Both options are included in the same pattern, so you can give your Little Dreamer the look you love most.
DIGITAL PDF CROCHET PATTERN
You are purchasing crochet instructions, not a finished toy. No yarn, stuffing, tools or other physical materials are included.
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34 PDF pages |
Photo Step-by-step guidance |
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5 Project-specific videos |
7 Additional crochet tips |
Language: English · US crochet terminology · Interactive PDF navigation
Follow the illustrated instructions to make the complete Little Dreamer doll:
One doll, two finishing options. The bow and flower instructions are part of the same PDF, not separate purchases.
Little Dreamer can be made in different yarns. Here are three examples from the designer's yarn and size guide.
Approx. 13 cm / 5.1 in
YarnArt Jeans or Alize Cotton Gold · 160 m / 50 g
Body hook: 2 mm · Eye hook: 1.5 mm · White main yarn: approx. 35 g
Approx. 17 cm / 6.7 in
Himalaya Dolphin Fine · 175 m / 100 g
Body hook: 2.5 mm · Eye hook: 2 mm · White main yarn: approx. 50 g
Approx. 25 cm / 9.8 in
Himalaya Dolphin Baby · 120 m / 100 g
Body hook: 3.75 mm · Eye hook: 3.25 mm · White main yarn: approx. 90 g
All heights exclude the ears. Finished measurements and yarn consumption are approximate and depend on your crochet tension.
Depending on the yarn option and decoration you choose, you'll need:
Refer to the PDF for the complete materials instructions for your version.
This project involves working in rounds, shaping crocheted pieces, joining parts, making facial details and fitting the hood.
Some pieces need to be sewn or attached during assembly. This is not a no-sew pattern. The photographs and linked videos support the written instructions at key stages.
5 project-specific videos show selected construction stages, including joining parts, joining legs, incorporating the arms, and making the bow and flower.
7 additional crochet-tip videos cover useful general techniques, such as working in rounds, decreases, changing yarn colors and finishing details.
These are supporting demonstrations linked from the PDF, not a complete video-only course. Internet access is needed to watch them.
Format: PDF crochet instructions
Language: English, using US crochet terms
Pages: 34
Physical items: None. The finished doll shown in the photographs is an example of what you can make using the pattern.
Little Dreamer is an amigurumi crochet design by Olya Usolya, created with attention to the doll's expression, hood details and finishing options.
Please review the copyright and pattern-usage terms included in the PDF.












When you download one of my patterns, you’re not just getting a list of stitches — you’re getting a carefully crafted experience designed to help you grow as a crocheter.
🧶 My designs often replicate subtle shapes, facial expressions, or iconic character details — and that takes more than just basic amigurumi skills. That’s why each PDF includes:
🖼️ Dozens of close-up photos (often 80+), showing each step from different angles
📃 Clear written instructions for every row
🎥 Helpful videos for the trickiest parts
💡 Tips and hacks that teach you not just what to do, but why it works
By the time you finish, you haven’t just made a toy — you’ve learned something new and leveled up your skills.
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Un des meilleurs patrons que j'ai pu faire, tout est parfaitement bien pensé, réfléchis et expliqué, un patron d'une qualité incroyable ! Et le résultat est magnifique. Je suis très fan, bravo pour votre travail ! 💖
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Schema bellissimo. Curato nei minimi dettagli. Corrisponde alle foto della creatrice, la quale è stata gentilissima nel fornirmi molti così gli è informazioni prima dell'acquisto.
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Turned out most excellent! I’ve only been crocheting about two months. So this one did challenge me with learning some new techniques, but he turned out just fantastic!
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Really well written patterns, videos to guide you through certain parts (although there is no voice over or written direction just video) Just finished Mario and he is awesome cannot wait to get Luigi done too
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Olga Usoltseva,
patterns author
I started to design and create own things in 2012 from the fact that I decided to make accessories for my own wedding, and I grew up in mastering various hand-made techniques and directions: kanzashi, polymer clay, sewing, etc.
In 2016 I began making toys for my children (a boy – Misha, and a girl - Alyona) and that is what I love most of all! My family (especially husband) inspires and help me to create toys! It often happens that my husband communicates on my behalf with clients and subscribers if I do not have time ;)
My workshop is my apartment, It's filled with boxes of yarn, hooks, crochet needles, stitch markers, pins, stuffing and other tools and lots of toys of course!
The process of creating toy designs and crochet patterns takes every day from morning till night 365 days a year.
So, if you love crocheting toys as much as I do, I invite you to visit my shop where you can find very detailed crochet patterns of sweet amigurumi toys.☺️