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need pattern for a doll blanket

FruitAndVeggies

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I had a friend when I was little, she had this cute little crocheted doll, the body of the doll was in the middle of the blanket, it's a small blanket just around 20" X 20". the body was stuffed and the doll's face, hands & feet were plastic. Is anyone familiar with this doll? I'm thinking about making a similar one. if anyone has this pattern, please share it with me, or tell me where to get the pattern
 
I remember seeing patterns for that type of doll blanket. I'll look to see if I can find a pattern for you.
 
I had a friend when I was little, she had this cute little crocheted doll, the body of the doll was in the middle of the blanket, it's a small blanket just around 20" X 20". the body was stuffed and the doll's face, hands & feet were plastic. Is anyone familiar with this doll? I'm thinking about making a similar one. if anyone has this pattern, please share it with me, or tell me where to get the pattern
You can try with the granny square crochet pattern, it's easy and a lot of people are using it for doll blankets
 


I was browsing through crochet videos, and this seems to be what you were looking for. Perhaps you could create something like this?
 
I had a friend when I was little, she had this cute little crocheted doll, the body of the doll was in the middle of the blanket, it's a small blanket just around 20" X 20". the body was stuffed and the doll's face, hands & feet were plastic. Is anyone familiar with this doll? I'm thinking about making a similar one. if anyone has this pattern, please share it with me, or tell me where to get the pattern
That sounds like a classic lovey doll! I haven't come across that specific pattern recently, but you can definitley take any modern crochet lovey pattern and swap in some vintage plastic doll parts. I'd recommend starting with a straightforward 20"x20" granny square as your base and then building from there.
 
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