Crafting Couture: Free Crochet Pattern for Customizable Amigurumi Jackets

Hello, friend.

Welcome to the Build Ami series – if you’re just joining us, it’s fantastic to have you on board! Here, we’re embarking on an exciting journey to curate the ultimate collection of crochet patterns tailored specifically for crafting adorable amigurumi. And guess what? You’ve landed on the fourth installment of our series, where we’ll delve into the art of creating a Removable Jacket for your amigurumi, inspired by my beloved Classic Doll Base design.

Before we dive into the intricacies of this pattern, it’s important to ensure you’ve completed your amigurumi according to the Classic Doll Base Crochet Pattern. This jacket is crafted to snugly fit these doll bases, ensuring a seamless and stylish ensemble for your crochet creations.

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Without further ado, let’s pick up our crochet hooks and dive into the delightful world of amigurumi fashion. Happy crocheting!

PATTERN

Abbreviations

  • Ch: Chain
  • Sc: Single Crochet
  • Sc inc: Single Crochet Increase
  • Sc dec: Single Crochet Decrease
  • Sl st: Slip Stitch
  • (xx): Numbers in bold mean stitch count at the end of each round

Gauge

In a 1 inch by 1 inch square of stitches there should be 4sc and 4 rows of sc.

Materials Needed

  • 4.50mm Crochet Hook
  • Medium Weight Yarn
  • Scissors
  • Yarn needle (metal recommended)
  • A stitch marker (I use colorful paperclips)

Jacket Body

You’ll start working the back of the jacket first, from the bottom to the top. Working in rows and using the color that you want:

1. Ch 12, skip the first ch and sc 11 across (11)

2. – 6. Ch 1, sc 11 across (5 rows), (11)

7. Ch 1, skip the first sc, sc 8, sc dec 1, (9)

8. – 11. Ch 1, sc 9 across (6 rows), (9)

From here we’ll start working one of the front halves of the jacket.

12. Ch 2, skip the first ch, sc in the second ch, sc 1 (2)

13. -17. Ch 1, sc 2 (5 rows), (2)

18. Ch 3, skip the first ch, sc 4 across (4)

19. – 25. Ch 1, sc 4 (7 rows) (4), fasten off at the end of row 29, leaving an 8 inch tail for sewing.

This completes one half of the front of the jacket. Reattach yarn to the opposite corner of row 11.

1. Ch 2, skip the first ch, sc in the second ch, sc 1 (2)

2. -6. Ch 1, sc 2 (5 rows), (2)

7. Ch 3, skip the first ch, sc 4 across (4)

8. – 16. Ch 1, sc 4 (9 rows) (4), fasten off at the end of row 16, leaving an 8 inch tail for sewing.

Fold over both halves of the jacket, aligning the bottoms. Using a yarn needle, sew the outer sides of the jacket from the bottom up for nine rows, leaving an opening for the amigurumis arms.

Sleeves

Attach the yarn to one of the “armpits” of the jacket, where you finished sewing.

1. Work in the round and fit 10 sc around the arm hole, sl st into the first sc. (10)

2. – 6. Ch 1, sc 10, sl st into the first sc (10), fasten off after finishing round 6.

Repeat this pattern for the other sleeve.

Be sure to hide all yarn ends for a clean and professional finish. With this final touch, your amigurumi is one step closer to becoming a true work of art, ready to delight and enchant. Thank you for following along 🙂

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