Free Mini Elsa Crochet Pattern!

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As you can see, the mini Elsa I came up with was small enough to dangle from a ear lobe! I also had quite a bit of trial and error experimenting with her dress too before I settled on this following version.

As you can see, the mini Elsa I came up with was small enough to dangle from a ear lobe! I also had quite a bit of trial and error experimenting with her dress too before I settled on this following version.

Heads up, as I mentioned under the terminology what techniques I used in this pattern, it also includes a ‘hdc bob on a chain’. For a step by step pictorial instruction on how to do this, check out my free 30-page ebook last section on ‘extended out bobble stitch’.

Or check out this post showing step-by-step how to create this hdc bob on chain.

Terminology

Ch = chain
Sc = single crochet (2sc1 means 2 single crochet in same ch)
Sl st = slip stitch
St = stitch (refers to number of stitches in one round)
Hdc = half double crochet
Hdc bob = half double crochet bobble stitch

  • 3hdc bob = 3 half double crochet bobble stitch

  • 3hdc bob on chain = 3 half double crochet bobble stitch done on a chain

  • (**3hdc bob on chain** means start with 1 half double crochet from end of chain into 3rd ch from end, then 2 subsequent half double crochet in same ch to form a rounded ‘bobble stitch’, frequently used to make seamless arms and legs)

Dc = double crochet (yarn over 1x)
Tc = treble crochet (yarn over 2x)
Dtc = double treble crochet (yarn over 3x) 
Sc2tog1 = single crochet decrease

Materials and Tools

2.5mm Clover crochet hook
Orion Top Deluxe Yarn, Crown Yarn (or any equivalent acrylic yarn) - white, beige, light blue, baby blue, silver  
Darning needle 
Stitch markers 
Filling – use leftover yarn or polyester fiberfill
Scissors  
4mm glass eyes or safety eyes

Head  

Round 1: Magic ring 10 (white) – 10st
Round 2: 2sc10 (white) – 20st
Round 3: Sc20 (white) – 20st
Round 4: (Sc1, 2sc1) x 10 (white) – 30st
Round 5: Sc12 (white), sc12 (beige), sc6 (white) – 30st
Round 6: (Sc1, sc2tog1) x 4 (white), (sc1, sc2tog1) x 4 (beige), (sc1, sc2tog1) x 2 (white) – 20st  
Round 7: Sc8 (white), sc8 (beige), sc4 (white) – 20st
Round 8: Sc2tog4 (white), sc2tog4 (beige), sc2tog2 (white) – 10st
Round 9: Sc2tog5 (beige) – 5st

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Body (continue from head)

Round 10: 2sc5 (beige) – 10st
Round 11: 2sc10 (beige) – 20st
Round 12: Sc9 (light blue), 10th arm, sc2 (light blue), 3hdc1 (light blue), sc2 (light blue), 3hdc1 (light blue), sc2 (light blue), 23rd arm, sc1 (light blue) – 24st

  • Arms (at 10th and 23rd positions): Sc1 on main ch (baby blue), ch3 (baby blue), ch3 (beige), **3hdc bob on chain (beige), sl st 3 (baby blue), sc1 back onto main st (baby blue)

Round 13: Sc2tog4 (light blue), sc1 before arm (light blue), skip st after arm, sc2tog5 (light blue), sc1 before arm (light blue), sc1 after arm (light blue) – 12st
Round 14: Sc12 (light blue) – 12st  
Round 15: (Sc4, sc2tog1) x 2 (light blue) – 10st
Round 16: 2sc10 (light blue) – 20st
Round 17: Sc20 (light blue) – 20st
Round 18: Sc2tog10 (light blue) – 10st
Round 19: (Sc1, ch3 then dc1 in same main st), dc6, (ch1, sl st 1 along ch, ch2 and sl st back in same main st), (sc1, ch3, sl st 1 along ch, then dc1 in same main st), dc2 (all light blue) – 10st
Round 20: Magic ring 10 (light blue), to join up to round 18 (not 19) – 10st

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Coat – baby blue 

Round 1: Ch11 – 11st
Round 2: Sc10, ch1 and turn – 10st
Round 3-4: Repeat round 2 – 10st
Round 5: 2sc1, sc8, 2sc1, ch1 and turn – 12st
Round 6: Sc12, ch1 and turn – 12st
Round 7-9: Repeat round 6 – 12st 
Attach coat just below both armpits
(I used a shimmery purplish blue shade :)

Wig cap – white

Round 1: Magic ring 10 – 10st
Round 2: 2sc10 – 20st
Round 3: Sc20 – 20st
Round 4: (Sc3, 2sc1) x 5 – 25st  
Round 5 (fringe): Sc1,  

  • (ch10, sl st 3 along ch, sc3, hdc3, skip 2st then sl st on main st),

  • (ch13, sl st 4 along ch, sc4, hdc4, skip 2st then sl st on main st),

  • (ch10, sl st 3 along ch, sc3, hdc3, skip 2st then sl st on main st),

  • hdc1, dc1, tc1, dtc6, ch3, sl st on next main st,

  • sc6, turn (continue in rows now, not rounds) – 6st

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Round 6: Sc6, turn – 6st
Round 7: Repeat round 6 – 6st  
Round 8: Sc6, then join up to (round 5 dtc6 part), turn – 6st  
Round 9: Sc2tog1 forward, ch12 and end off — this will form 1 plait of hair
+ Using new yarn, slip knot directly onto next st along round 8: (Sc2tog1, ch12) x 2
Forms 2 more plaits of hair, then string all 3 together to form a braid, over right shoulder. Attach wig cap onto the hairline of the head. 

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Assembly  

Head components

  • Attach wig cap onto hairline of head, align fringe over the front of face and the braid over right side of body.

  • Over fringe of hair, also sew down some white yarn extending from front to the middle vertex of head, to simulate the anterior hairline.

  • Tie the braid with the same coloured yarn and fray the end.

  • Insert 2 glass eyes at 1st row of the beige face.

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Body components

  • To complete the clothes, add coat to just below the armpits on both sides.

  • Using silver yarn, string small stars over both sides of the lower half of body, branching outwards spanning 1 st distance

That’s it! If you also interested in making this teeny tiny version and want to transform it into a earring, you can get the attachment here. Also, check out this old post on 5 simple ways to turn small Amigurumi into gifts for more DIY gift ideas!

Look out for the full collection coming soon! This pattern is also a free PDF on Ravelry

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