Free Knitted Doll Patterns - 15 of the Best

Make some ethnic dolls in gorgeous knitwear and enjoy how stunning they turn out. And child and even elder would be so pleased to receive these. You can place them on your mantelpiece or vanity or even hang these with wind chimes or make a vibrant mobile out of them. You can use these as bag charms, or a child can play with them as is. These stunning dolls are bound to win hearts; however, you use them.

Patterns from Thread Paint

Meet Columbine. She is 12 inches tall, has really dreamy eyes, and the prettiest of long locks that you have seen. She is knitted in light worsted yarn and size 3 needles. You will need to knit her flat and then seam up the back. This pattern requires multiple crafts so your talents will truly shine through this doll. For making this doll you will use light needle sculpting and paint those lovely eyes, which is a signature specialty of Fiona's doll patterns.

Patterns from Ravelry

This pattern has my heart! It’s so precious and emotional. Maybe make this for the baby shower of a loved one and tuck in some money in the basket. They can buy something for the baby of their own choice and keep this lovely baby doll as a forever reminder of your thoughtful gesture for their little angel.

Patterns from Flutter by Patch

Knit up an exciting duo of a princess doll and a dragon for a child who loves some fairytale fiction. This would be the perfect birthday gift for a little girl and even twins as it’s a duo. Follow the instructions provided in the link below and do comment on how it turned out for you.

Patterns from Let's Knit

A sweet Keito doll for a sweeter girl! Make this charming toy and provide a sassy wardrobe alongside the main gift to a little one you love. You will find working on this project truly gratifying once you see the smile on the face of the precious cutie that you gift it to. Those smiles are the best reward we get as crafters, after all.

Patterns from Ravelry

I think I’ve found the perfect handmade present for a medics couple. If you are in the medical profession yourself or have a close friend who is, this would be all the more fun for you. You can also knit or applique their initials on the scrubs and love this really witty design. These would also make really thoughtful graduation tokens for medical students.

Patterns from Ravelry

Surprise a little cutie with a doll that’s so full of surprises/ The topsy turvy doll is a treat of two-in-one. You will really enjoy fooling around with this pattern and making a unique toy. Use a lovely duo of colors for this pattern, and be ready to be totally blown away by the resulting doll yourself.

Patterns from Yarnspirations

Make these real fun dolls for your favorite child using this totally cool pattern which is inspired by Maggie Bean and Friends which was originally published in the Petite Purls online magazine. Although totally irresistible, this pattern is quite extensive and involves multi-media crafting too. It also incorporates recycling in the doll construction. Also, these dolls are knit in the round from repurposed worsted weight yarn.

Patterns from Ravelry

Add some really cute Izzy knit dolls to your doll collection, using this pattern. You’ll need to stock up on some really pretty yarn and get a basket because you and I both know you won’t stop at just a couple of these lovelies. You can gift one with a bouquet of flowers to friends when it’s springtime or you can even use these to spruce up a small space with their charm.

Patterns from Ravelry

These dolls are so cute, you can’t love them. Even a grown-up would adore these and can use these as key chain charms or bag charms. These strawberry fairies will be a definite favorite among everyone, so if you do come around to knitting this pattern, make sure to whip up a few.

Patterns from Clover

If your little girl loves mermaids, then this pattern will guide you in knitting up something really lovely that will have her squealing and loving you all the more. These sassy mermaid friends Tina and Nina will be the perfect addition to her doll collection. She can even set these up on her study table with some seashells and pebbles.

Patterns from Yarnspirations

Make an exciting fairy Godmother finger doll puppet for your little one to play with. Fill the head and toadstool with some excess yarn to maintain their shape. You can have a lot of fun with a doll puppet like this at a birthday party or whenever small children have gathered up.

Patterns from Knitting Bee

This pattern is super fun as you get to make the classy duo of robes and slippers for your doll with it. If you’re arranging a mini spa party for your little girl’s birthday, make sure to get the dolls ready in their brand-new robes and slippers. It would be a lovely aesthetic and you can get some really cool pictures for your socials too. The little one would love looking back at those fun photographs.

Patterns from Yarnspirations

Growing up a lot of little girls want pretty long hair, which is why all the fairy tale characters and dolls with long locks are the most popular with little cuties. Make this cutest pigtail doll for a little one who would enjoy dressing the doll up and putting new bows in her lovely pigtails. You can also add some hair accessories so she can put new ones on, whenever the doll needs to tidy up.

Patterns from Let's Knit

Dress up the dolls you have in some shabby chic knit dresses with this pattern. These are so cute with really nice detailing, so you can make multiple little cuties in all your favorite colors. It would be perfect if you made those in colors matching with the favorite outfits of the doll’s little caretaker, so they can both twin and slay!

Patterns from Love Crafts