Name: Free Amigurumi Crochet Firefighter Doll Outfit Pattern
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Free Amigurumi Crochet Firefighter Doll Outfit Pattern

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Skip to contentToday’s Crochet Firefighter Doll Outfit Pattern was created based on reader feedback requesting more patterns to turn my customisable dolls (Advent Adam, Addy &amp; Amy) into career dolls. &nbsp;The most requested career costume was for a firewoman / fireman doll.This easy pattern includes detailed instructions, a step-by-step video tutorial and some photo references to help you through the embroidery.All you’ll need is a little yarn, some time and buttons and you’ll soon have your own unique doll that makes a great gift for a child whose aspirational career goal&nbsp;is to become a fire fighter.*This post may contain affiliate links, which means that I may earn a small commission from qualifying purchases made through these links at no additional cost to you. All opinions are my own.*This pattern is Week 22 of the 2023 Amigurumi Advent Calendar Crochet Along and is designed to fit the 10-inch crochet dolls created for this crochet along. &nbsp;Want to learn more about the Amigurumi Advent Calendar CAL? Check out the 2023 Amigurumi Advent Calender Crochet Along home page that contains the pattern release schedule and a rundown of everything you need to know! All the free patterns in the CAL include video tutorials.Where Can I Get a Printable Copy of This Doll Clothing Pattern &amp; The Crochet Doll?While I used black yarn as the main body color for my crochet firefighter doll outfit, you can absolutely substitute your favorite color instead of using black yarn. &nbsp;If you need color inspiration for the standard coloring of firefighter uniforms here are the main colors that I’ve seen:I’ve used yellow yarn and light grey yarn to minic the look of the reflective strip you see in various areas of firefighter outfits. It’s hard to make substitutions here unless you have say a metallic yarn.​To follow along with the written pattern, you should have some experience reading patterns and the basic principles of crochet. &nbsp;However, because the video tutorial is available where I walk you through the pattern from beginning to end, beginners can do this project, using the video as support.You’ll also need to have some knowledge of basic sewing since we will be sewing buttons onto our crochet firefighter doll outfit. &nbsp;Again, if you need help, I show you how in the video tutorialImportant Note About The Supply List for this Crochet Firefighter Doll Outfit Pattern:We will not be utilizing all of the supplies listed in the supplies list this week. We will be using them to complete our crochet doll outfits and accessories that we will crochet for our amigurumi doll over the coming weeks.This is not an exhaustive list of all of the supplies we will need. This is everything we will need for Weeks 21 – 27 of the 2023 Amigurumi Advent Calendar Crochet Along.Disclaimer:Feel free to sell the finished handmade item (the actual finished toy) created with this free crochet pattern but please provide pattern credit back to me when posting online, and please provide a link to my blog:&nbsp;https://theloopylamb.com. &nbsp;Please do not resell, distribute, duplicate, or share this pattern in any printed or digital form, or claim this pattern as your own patterns or design. &nbsp;Please do not use my photos when selling your finished items. &nbsp;This pattern is for personal/ private use only.&nbsp;Pin This Pattern to Your Crochet Pinterest Board to Save It For Later Save itSkill Level:Terminology:Supplies:Abbreviations:(Click links to view tutorials for that stitch)Special Stitches and Techniques:Finished Size:Gauge:Notes:Want to print this pattern? Grab an ad-free digital pdf crochet pattern containing the doll pattern &amp; firefighter doll outfit pattern in a single file with other outifts and accessories in the in my&nbsp;Ravelry&nbsp;or&nbsp;Etsy&nbsp;shops that contains all the patterns in the CAL plus bundle exclusive bonuses.This outfit works with my Advent Adam, Addy and Amy dolls. Find the free crochet amigurumi&nbsp;pattern for Advent Adam here Includes video tutorials).(Worked in a continuous spiral)Round 1: Using Colour M make a MC and work 6 SC into the MC. (6)Round 2: (SCINC) x 6. (12)Round 3: (SC, SCINC) x 6. (18)Round 4: SC, SCINC, (SC 2, SCINC) x 5, SC. (24)Round 5: (SC 3, SCINC) x 6. (30)Round 6: SC 2, SCINC, (SC 4, SCINC) x 5, SC 2. (36)Round 7: (SC 5, SCINC) x 6. (42)Round 8: SC 3, SCINC, (SC 6, SCINC) x 5, SC 3. (48)Round 9: (SC 11, SCINC) x 4. (52)Rounds 10 – 16: SC around. (52)Round 17: In FLO, SC 2, (SCINC, SC 6) x 7, SCINC. (60)Round 18: SC 3, HDC 2, (DC 3, DCINC) X 3, DC 3, HDC 2, SC 8, (SCINC, SC 7) x 3, SCINC, SC 5. (67)Round 19: SC 3, HDC 2, (DC 4, DCINC) X 3, DC 4, HDC 2, SC 3, SL ST 38. (70)FO with invisible finish (see special stitches &amp; techniques). Weave in ends.(Worked in turned rows)Using Colour L, CH 8.Row 1 (WS): SC in the 2nd CH from the hook and each CH across. (7)Rows 2 – 4: CH 1 and turn. SC across. (7)Row 5: CH 1 and turn. SC, HDC, SC, 3 DC in the next ST, SC, HDC, SC. (9)Row 6 (RS): CH 1 and turn. SC, HDC, SC, HDC, 3 DC in the next ST, HDC, SC, HDC, SC. (11)Trim: CH 1 and turn the piece so you are working down the short side of the emblem. 2 SC in the first ST and work 1 SC in the side of each of the next 4 rows.Work 3 SC in the corner and turn so you are working along the bottom of the piece. SC in the next 5 STs, work 3 SC in the next corner. Turn the piece so you are working up the other short side. Work 1 SC in each of the next 4 rows, work 3 SC in the next corner.Turn piece so you are working across the top of the piece. Work 1 SC in next 9 STs. Work 1 SC in the corner (this should be the first ST you started the trim in). Join last ST to first ST with a SL ST. (34)FO leaving a long tail for sewing.Use yarn tail to sew emblem with RS facing out, to the front of the hat (opposite the elongated section created in the last two rounds of the hat).Embellish the emblem however you’d like (see tips for alternatives below). I used some black embroidery thread and embroidered an FD on mine for Fire Department (see photo below for reference) but feel free to customize to your preference.I get that a lot of people hate embroidery so here are some things that can be used instead of embroidering the letters FD on your emblem:Stay tuned for the next two parts of this crochet firefighter doll outfit pattern (fire fighter jacket and pants) releasing September 29th (shoes are releasing soon)! Need a reminder? Join my&nbsp;Newsletter here&nbsp;so you get alerts when new crochet projects are released.This week, we’re completing our crochet firefighter doll outfit by making the jacket and pants.We have split the video tutorials for each piece into their own individual video tutorials to make it easier for you to use. Each video tutorial can be found just before the written version of the pattern below.Fire Fighter Jacket Video TutorialFire Fighter Jacket(Worked in turned rows, from the bottom-up)Using Colour E, CH 30.Row 1 (RS): SC in the 7th CH from the hook and each CH across. (24 STs &amp; CH-6 loop for buttonhole)Row 2: CH 1 and turn. (SC 3, SCINC) x 6. (30)Row 3: CH 1 and turn. SC 2, SCINC, (SC 4, SCINC) x 5, SC 2. (36)Row 4: CH 1 and turn. (SC 5, SCINC) x 6. (42)Row 5: CH 1 and turn. SC 5, CH 8, SK 11, SC 10, CH 8, SK 11, SC 5. (20 STs &amp; 2 CH-8 SPs)Row 6: CH 1 and turn. SC in each ST and CH across. (36)Change to Colour MRow 7: CH 6 and turn. SK 6 CHs, (SC 5, SCINC) x 6. (42 STs &amp; CH-6 loop for buttonhole)Change to Colour LRow 8: CH 1 and turn.&nbsp; SC in each ST across. (42)Change to Colour MRow 9: CH 1 and turn.&nbsp; SC in each ST across. (42)Change to Colour ERows 10 – 12: CH 1 and turn.&nbsp; SC in each ST across. (42)Row 13: CH 6 and turn. SK 6 CHs, SC in each ST across. (42 &amp; CH-6 loop for buttonhole)Row 14: CH 1 and turn.&nbsp; SC in each ST across. (42)Change to Colour MRow 15: CH 1 and turn.&nbsp; SC in each ST across. (42)Change to Colour LRow 16: CH 1 and turn.&nbsp; SC in each ST across. (42)Change to Colour MRow 17: CH 1 and turn.&nbsp; SC in each ST across. (42)Change to Colour ERow 18: CH 1 and turn.&nbsp; SC in each ST across. (42)Row 19: CH 6 and turn. SK 6 CHs, SC in each ST across. (42 &amp; CH-6 loop for buttonhole)FO and weave in ends.&nbsp; The CH-6 loops in Rows 1, 7, 13 and 19 will act as buttonholes/fasteners to close the back of the shirt.&nbsp;Using sewing needle and thread, sew buttons onto the back of the shirt, on the side opposite to the loops created in Rows 1, 7, 13 and 19.Sleeves(Worked in joined and turned rounds)Round 1: With the RS facing you, attach yarn in Colour E using SC Join (see special stitches/techniques) to the center point in the bottom of one of the arm holes.&nbsp; SC 18 around the arm hole.&nbsp; Join last ST to first ST with a SL ST. (19)Rounds 2 – 11: CH 1 and turn. SC in each ST around. Join last ST to first ST with a SL ST. (19)FO and weave in ends. Repeat these instructions on the second sleeve.Fire Fighter Pants Video TutorialFire Fighter Pants(Worked in Turned &amp; Joined Rounds)Pant Leg 1:Using Colour E, CH 20, join last CH to first CH with a SL ST, taking care not to twist the CH.Round 1: CH 1, SC around.&nbsp; Join last ST to first ST with a SL ST (from here on out referred to as “Join”). (20)Rounds 2 – 6: CH 1 and turn.&nbsp; SC around.&nbsp; Join. (20)Change to Colour MRound 7: CH 1 and turn.&nbsp; SC around.&nbsp; Join. (20)Change to Colour LRound 8: CH 1 and turn.&nbsp; SC around.&nbsp; Join. (20)Change to Colour MRound 9: CH 1 and turn.&nbsp; SC around.&nbsp; Join. (20)Change to Colour ERounds 10 – 16: CH 1 and turn.&nbsp; SC around.&nbsp; Join. (20)FO.Pant Leg 2:Using Colour E, CH 20, join last CH to first CH with a SL ST, taking care not to twist the CH.Round 1: CH 1, SC around.&nbsp; Join last ST to first ST with a SL ST (from here on out referred to as “Join”). (20)Rounds 2 – 6: CH 1 and turn.&nbsp; SC around.&nbsp; Join. (20)Change to Colour MRound 7: CH 1 and turn.&nbsp; SC around.&nbsp; Join. (20)Change to Colour LRound 8: CH 1 and turn.&nbsp; SC around.&nbsp; Join. (20)Change to Colour MRound 9: CH 1 and turn.&nbsp; SC around.&nbsp; Join. (20)Change to Colour ERounds 10 – 16: CH 1 and turn.&nbsp; SC around.&nbsp; Join. (20)Do NOT FO. We will continue on to join the pant legs and create the rest of the pants.Round 17: CH 2 and turn.&nbsp; SC in the last ST of Round 16 of Pant Leg 1 and PM in second CH (it will now be our first ST in subsequent rounds), SC 19 around Pant Leg 1, SC in each of the 2 CHs, SC in last ST of Round 16 of Pant Leg 2, SC 19, SC in the first CH. Join with SL ST to second CH of round. (44 – 2nd CH of the beginning CH 2 counts as a ST)Round 18: CH 1 and turn.&nbsp; SC around.&nbsp; Join. (44)Round 19: CH 1 and turn.&nbsp; SCDEC, SC 42. Join. (43)Round 20: CH 1 and turn.&nbsp; SC around. Join. (43)Round 21: CH 1 and turn. &nbsp;SC 41, SCDEC. Join. (42)Round 22: CH 1 and turn.&nbsp; SC in each ST around. Join. (42)Round 23: CH 1 and turn. &nbsp;SCDEC, SC 40. Join. (41)Round 24: CH 1 and turn.&nbsp; SC in each ST around. Do NOT join. Continue working in unjoined rows. (41)Round 25: CH 1 and turn. &nbsp;SC 39, SCDEC. (40)Round 26: CH 1 and turn.&nbsp; SC in each ST around.&nbsp;&nbsp; (40)&nbsp;Round 27: CH 6 and turn.&nbsp; SK 6 CHs and SC in each ST around. (40 STs, CH-6 loop buttonhole) FO.&nbsp; Weave in ends.Using sewing needle and thread, sew a button on the pants, across from the CH-6 space from Round 27. Use the CH-6 space to fasten the shorts closed by slipping it over the button once on the doll.Stay tuned for the next part of the 2023 Amigurumi Advent Calendar CAL releasing October 13th! Need a reminder? 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Skip to contentToday’s Crochet Firefighter Doll Outfit Pattern was created based on reader feedback requesting more patterns to turn my customisable dolls (Advent Adam, Addy &amp; Amy) into career dolls. &nbsp;The most requested career costume was for a firewoman / fireman doll.This easy pattern includes detailed instructions, a step-by-step video tutorial and some photo references to help you through the embroidery.All you’ll need is a little yarn, some time and buttons and you’ll soon have your own unique doll that makes a great gift for a child whose aspirational career goal&nbsp;is to...

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