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Snow White and the Seven Dwarves

Well, time sure flies... It only seemed like yesterday when my little niece was born, started to walk, had her first birthday... Now she just turned two. Aaw! Our little princess is growing up. ^^ It really is the most adorable thing when your niece already recognizes you... From being called "ta-ta-ta", she now clearly calls me "Auntie". ^^

So for her second birthday, such a sweet, little girl like her of course deserves a cute, little gift. With "cute, little gift" I meant amigurumis of Snow White and the Seven Dwarves. This time it wasn't a surprise gift, but a special request from my sister-in-law.

Honestly, I was hoping that my niece would be a little mermaid fan (Like me. ^^) but I guess Snow White's good too... C'est la vie. -_- Well, when the time comes that I have a daughter I'm gonna make sure she'll go gaga over mermaids. Yes... Let the fish tail and scales flow through you. Mwahahaha! Nice. ^^
     
Anyway, for Snow White I used the Disney Animators' Collection Snow White doll as reference. Well, I just thought it would be more adorable to make her in her toddler form. ^^
Then for the base, I used Serah Basnet's Cookie doll pattern. Of course I tweaked it a little bit to fit the doll's profile.
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SNOW WHITE
Materials:
Monaco Yarn Shade #10 - Chiffon (5-6 skeins)
Monaco Yarn Shade #21 - Rose (1-2 skeins)
Monaco Yarn Shade #42 - Sapphire (1-2 skeins)
Monaco Yarn Shade #40 - Celeste (1 skein)
Monaco Yarn Shade #1 - Snow (1 skein)
Monaco Yarn Shade #100 - Raven (1 skein)
Monaco Yarn Shade #19 - Raincoat (5-6 skeins)
Monaco Yarn Shade #12 - Blonde (1 skein)
Monaco Yarn Shade #20 - Dandelion (1 skein)
Crochet Hook - H8 (5 mm)
Thread:
        - Black
        - Red
White felt cloth
Marker pens
Lacquer/transparent nail polish
White glue
Pink blush
Fiberfill stuffing
*hdcinc = 2hdc in 1st
*dcinc = 2dc in 1st
*3dc1 = 3dc in 1st
*slhdcinc = sl and 2hdc in same st
*bo = bobble stitch

HEAD
Rnd 1: 6sc in mr (6)
Rnd 2: inc around (12)
Rnd 3: 1sc-inc (18)
Rnd 4: 2sc-inc (24)
Rnd 5: 3sc-inc (30)
Rnd 6: 4sc-inc (36)
Rnd 7: 5sc-inc (42)
Rnd 8: 6sc-inc (48)
Rnd 9: 7sc-inc (54)
Rnd 10-17: sc around (54)
Rnd 18: 7sc-dec (48)
Rnd 19: 6sc-dec (42)
Rnd 20: 5sc-dec (36)
Rnd 21: 4sc-dec (30)
Rnd 22: 3sc-dec (24)
Rnd 23: 2sc-dec (18)
Rnd 24: 1sc-dec (12)
FO, leave tail for sewing
*Stitch to BLO of the body
*Draw the eyes with markers on the felt and spray with lacquer
*Spray lacquer is more advisable to use since it's less messy but nail polish is good too if a can is not available.

HAIR CAP
(Raven)
Rnd 1: 6sc in mr (6)
Rnd 2: inc around (12)
Rnd 3: 1sc-inc (18)
Rnd 4: 2sc-inc (24)
Rnd 5: 3sc-inc (30)
Rnd 6: 4sc-inc (36)
Rnd 7: 5sc-inc (42)
Rnd 8: 6sc-inc (48)
Rnd 9: 7sc-inc (54)
Rnd 10: 17sc-inc (57)
*Work in rows
Row 11-15: 36sc, ch1-turn (36)
FO, leave tail for sewing
*Stitch to the head

HAIR
(Raven)
*Get 2 to 3 skeins of Raven then with no particular pattern, just create an mr and continue to 1sc-inc all around until the skeins run out. No need to use a marker. Just go crazy! ^^
*Get a small tub and fill it with water. Not so sure on measurements but fill it enough that all the circles you make could get soaked
*Pour some glue, but not too much to make it thick and gooey
*After soaking the circles, pull it out to dry. A hair dryer would take less time, but if you don't have one then the good ol' sun will be good enough. It would be practical to do this before doing the rest of the parts so the hair would be ready by the time you finish everything else. Drying time usually lasts up to two days
*When it's dry, unravel the circles and you'll find that it created little curls. Cut the strands in 16-inch lengths then attach to the hair cap
*Use my favorite hair tutorial to attach the hair
*When you've attached all the strands, cut it to desired length. Do some styles if you like

SHOES (2x)
6ch
Rnd 1: sc on 2nd ch, sc around (10)
Rnd 2: inc, 2sc, 3inc, 2sc, 2inc (16)
Rnd 3: inc, 4sc, 4inc, 4sc, 3inc (24)
Rnd 4: BLO, sc around (24)
Rnd 5: 7sc, 3dec, 11sc (21)
Rnd 6: 6sc, 3dec, 7sc, dec (17)
(Snow)
Rnd 7: BLO, 6sc, 2dec, 7sc (15)
Rnd 8-10: sc around (15)
Rnd 11: FLO, hdcinc, [slhdcinc] 14x, sl on 1st st (30)
*The socks should have a 15-petal effect
FO, weave in ends

LEGS (2x)
(Chiffon)
*Reconnect yarn and continue rounds from shoes to legs
Rnd 12-30: sc around (15)
(Blonde)
Rnd 31-32: sc around (15)
FO, weave in ends

*After completing the two legs, sl them together
*Make sure the legs are slightly angled so that it wouldn't look too straight or stiff facing front
*Continue rounds to the body

BODY
(Blonde)
Rnd 33: sc around (28)
Rnd 34: 1sc-inc (42)
Rnd 35-36: sc around (42)
(Chiffon)
Rnd 37: sc around (42)
(Raincoat)
Rnd 38: sc around (42)
Rnd 39: BLO, sc around (42)
Rnd 40: sc around (42)
(Sapphire)
Rnd 41: BLO, 5sc-dec (36)
Rnd 42: 4sc-dec (30)
Rnd 43: 3sc-dec (24)
Rnd 44-45: sc around (24)
Rnd 46: 2sc-dec (18)
Rnd 47-48: sc around (18)
(Snow)
Rnd 49: sc around (18)
Rnd 50: BLO, hdc around (18)
Rnd 51: 1sc-dec (12)
Rnd 52: FLO, hdcinc,  [slhdcinc] 11x, sl on 1st st (24)
FO, weave in ends

SKIRT
(Raincoat)
*Continue on FLO of Rnd 39 of the body 
Rnd 1: inc around (84)
Rnd 2: sc around (84)
Rnd 3: 3sc-inc (105)
Rnd 4: sc around (105)
Rnd 5: 4sc-inc (126)
Rnd 6: sc around (126)
Rnd 7: 5sc-inc (147)
Rnd 8: sc around (147)
Rnd 9: 6sc-inc (168)
Rnd 10: sc around (168)
Rnd 11: 7sc-inc (189)
Rnd 12: sc around (189)
FO, weave in ends

With Stephanie Fearon's bow pattern, I made a cute ribbon on Snow White's waist. I used Dandelion.

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ARMS (2x)
(Chiffon)
Rnd 1: 6sc in mr (6)
Rnd 2: inc around (12)
Rnd 3: 1sc-inc (18)
Rnd 4: sc around (18)
Rnd 5: [1sc-dec] 3x, 1bo, dec, [1sc-dec] 2x (12)
Rnd 6: sc around (12)
Rnd 7: 2sc-dec (9)
Rnd 8-16: sc around (9)
(Celeste)
Rnd 17: FLO, sc around (9)
Rnd 18: sc around (9)
Rnd 19: 2sc-inc (12)
Rnd 20: 3sc-inc (15)
Rnd 21: 4sc-inc (18)
Rnd 22: sc around (18)
Rnd 23: 4sc-dec (15)
Rnd 24: 3sc-dec (12)
Rnd 25: dec around (6)
FO, Weave in ends
*Re-attach yarn and stitch to body

COWL
(Rose)
19ch
Row 1: sc on 2nd ch, sc across, ch3-turn (18)
Row 2: 1dc-dcinc, ch3-turn (27)
Row 3: 2dc-dcinc, ch3-turn (36)
Row 4: 3dc-dcinc, ch3-turn (45)
Row 5: 4sc-inc (54)
FO, leave tail for sewing
*Stitch to BLO of Rnd 50 of the body

HEAD BAND
(Rose)
2ch
Row 1: inc on 2nd ch from hook, ch1-turn (2)
Row 2: 2inc, ch1-turn (4)
Row 3-35: sc across, ch1-turn (4)
Row 36: 2dec, ch1-turn (2)
Row 37: dec (1)
FO, leave tail for sewing
*Stitch to the head 

For the bow on the head band, I used Amanda Bragg's bow pattern.

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Finally, with a little blush here and there... And viola!!! Snow White is done and done. Phew! That was some work out. I thought I'd never finish. She was really quite the challenge my friend, it took me a whole month. Yikes! XD But like what they always say, "You can't rush art." Okay, she may not be an exact replica of the doll but still very sweet and adorable. ^^
Do you remember Mirmo de Pon!? A Japanese anime about a tiny, fairy prince named Mirmo? Well, if you do then you know how cute these fairy characters were... Big chubby cheeks, palm-top height, and tiny, stubby legs... Such darling cutie-patooties. ^3^
So for my version of the Seven Dwarves, I used the adorable fairy prince as reference. Weee!!! ^^ Seriously, it would be a mortal sin not to. I mean, how much cuter can it get? Nothing says "I wuv you!" more than bite-sized seven dwarves in rainbow colored onesies. Hehehe! Ooh! I can't wait to see how adorable they'll look when my sweet, little niece plays with them. Aww! Cuteness overload. ^^

For Mirmo de Pon! fans out there, you can totally use this to make your own amigurumi of Mirmo, Rirumi, Yashichi or other fairy characters. Just make the head a little bigger or make the body smaller to perfectly match the ones in the anime. ^^


 SEVEN DWARVES
Materials:
Monaco Yarn Shade #10 - Chiffon (5-6 skeins)
Monaco Yarn Shade #100 - Raven (1 skein)
Dark Rainbow:
               - Monaco Yarn Shade #21 - Rose (1-2 skeins)
               - Monaco Yarn Shade #25 - Fire (1-2 skeins)
               - Monaco Yarn Shade #18 - Bumblebee (1-2 skeins)
               - Monaco Yarn Shade #50 - Parakeet (1-2 skeins)
               - Monaco Yarn Shade #49 - Peacock (1-2 skeins)
               - Monaco Yarn Shade #24 - Grape (1-2 skeins)
               - Monaco Yarn Shade #35 - Bubblegum (1-2 skeins)
Light Rainbow:
               - Monaco Yarn Shade #255 - Tomato (1 skein)
               - Monaco Yarn Shade #23 - Pumpkin (1 skein)
               - Monaco Yarn Shade #12 - Blonde (1 skein)
               - Monaco Yarn Shade #36 -  Lizard (1 skein)
               - Monaco Yarn Shade #40 - Celeste (1 skein)
               - Monaco Yarn Shade #26 - Periwinkle (1 skein)
               - Monaco Yarn Shade #31 - Flamingo (1 skein)
Crochet Hook - E4 (3.5 mm)
Felt cloth:
          - White
          - Black
          - (Optional colors for the hair)
Pink blush
Fiberfill stuffing

HEAD
Rnd 1: 6sc in mr (6)
Rnd 2: inc around (12)
Rnd 3: 1sc-inc (18)
Rnd 4: 2sc-inc (24)
Rnd 5: 3sc-inc (30)
Rnd 6: 4sc-inc (36)
Rnd 7: 5sc-inc (42)
Rnd 8-11: sc around (42)
Rnd 12: 5sc-dec (36)
Rnd 13: 4sc-dec (30)
Rnd 14: 3sc-inc (24)
Rnd 15: 2sc-inc (18)
FO, leave tail for sewing
*Cut out black and white felt for the eyes
*Stitch to BLO of the body
*Put a little blush on the cheeks

HAT
(Dark Rainbow)
Rnd 1: 4sc in mr (4)
Rnd 2: 1sc-inc (6)
Rnd 3: 2sc-inc (8)
Rnd 4: 3sc-inc (10)
Rnd 5: 4sc-inc (12)
Rnd 6: 5sc-inc (14)
Rnd 7: 6sc-inc (16)
Rnd 8: 7sc-inc (18)
Rnd 9: 8sc-inc (20)
Rnd 10: 9sc-inc (22)
Rnd 11: 10sc-inc (24)
Rnd 12: 11sc-inc (26)
Rnd 13: 12c-inc (28)
Rnd 14: 13c-inc (30)
Rnd 15: 14sc-inc (32)
Rnd 16: 15sc-inc (34)
Rnd 17: 16sc-inc (36)
Rnd 18: 17sc-inc (38)
Rnd 19: 18sc-inc (40)
Rnd 20: sc around (40)
FO, leave tail for sewing

HAIR
*Since the hat covers most of the head you only need to cut out small pieces of felt cloth for the bangs
*Glue it just above and between the eyes

ARMS (2x)
Rnd 1: 6sc in mr (6)
Rnd 2: sc around (6)
(Dark Rainbow)
Rnd 3: inc around (12)
Rnd 4-6: sc around (12)
Rnd 7: 1sc-dec (8)
Rnd 8-9: sc around (8)
FO, leave tail for sewing

LEGS (2x)
(Dark Rainbow)
Rnd 1: 6sc in mr (6)
Rnd 2: inc around (12)
Rnd 3: 1sc-inc (18)
FO, leave tail for sewing

*After completing the two legs, attach them together with 2 stitches
*Reconnect yarn and continue rounds from legs to the body

BODY
(Dark Rainbow)
Rnd 4: sc around (32)
Rnd 5: 15sc-inc (34)
Rnd 6-8: sc around (34)
Rnd 9: [6sc-dec, 7sc-dec] 2x (30)
Rnd 10-11: sc around (30)
Rnd 12: 3sc-dec (24)
Rnd 13-14: sc around (24)
Rnd 15: 2sc-dec (18)
FO, weave in ends

RUFFLES
(Light Rainbow)
*Connect yarn to FLO of the body
*sl-ch3 and 3dc1, [3dc1] 17x, sl on 1st st (54)
FO, weave in ends

SHOES (2x)
(Raven)
Rnd 1: 4sc in mr (4)
Rnd 2: 1sc-inc (6)
Rnd 3: sc around (6)
FO, leave tail for sewing
Seven dwarves in less than three weeks? Yowza! It felt like an iron man marathon. What an adrenaline! Hahaha! XD
So that's it... Two months in the making and I finally finished my niece's birthday gift, and just in time too. Success!!! ^^



Copyright: Snow White (Adapted from Serah Basnet's Cookie, the amigurumi girl pattern) and the 7 Dwarves are original patterns written by Duchess Gala. You may do whatever you want with the finished product but please do not sell or claim the pattern as your own. Also, do not post the pattern directly to your website. Just link it to this blog. ^^ 

 Disclaimer: Some of the images are not mine and can be searched online

19 comments:

  1. Squeeeeeetacular <3 Sharing on Facebook at http://facebook.com/TheCrochetLounge

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  2. This is so great! Today i took my hook :)
    I found one little problem...the haircap, in row 11-15 you say: 36sc-inc,ch1-turn (57) But how can you have 57 stiches when you turn?? is that 37?
    And can you tell how the hair is done? thank you!!

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    1. I'll get back to you on the hair cap. I'm doing a double check right now. Sorry, this might take a while. ^^

      The hair? You mean the curls? Well, I just crocheted the black yarn into rounds. No exact count. Like do 1sc-inc until your yarn runs out. Afterwards I dipped into a glue solution (White glue + Water) and let it dry. For it to totally dry it takes 1 to 2 days. It takes a while so make sure you make a lot of it. Was it clear? Hope that helped. ^^

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    2. Thank you! I think i just do what i normally like to do with the hair...She is groing well, there are no big mistakes in the pattern !And i like it very much :)

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    3. Sorry that took a while but I fixed the typos on the hair cap.

      I'm glad to hear that you're enjoying the pattern. If you have any other questions just give me a buzz. ^^

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    4. I finished my Snow White! Take a look on Ravelry, than you can see the pictures! Thank you again for the pattern! :)

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    5. That's great! Wow that was fast. I guess my pattern wasn't as confusing as I thought. Hehehe! ^^ I'll check it out right away. ^^

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  3. Someone is trying to sell your free pattern on Ravelry. I couldn't find your email to send you a private message.

    http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/snowwhite-amigurumi

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    1. Thanks for telling me. I'm trying to contact Ravelry now. But the link you gave me is encountering an error. I thought maybe they have already done something about it. But just to be sure, I'm reporting it anyway. Man! Such people! I gave the pattern for free and some jerk is making a profit out of it? That's why we can't have nice things. What goes around, comes around. I hope he/she gets it real bad/ X(

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    2. Also on Etsy. TelpukStore. If I see any others I'll let you know.

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  4. Someone is also selling your pattern here https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/TelpukStore?ref=s2-header-shopname -

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    1. Well, I checked the website and I think the item was removed. I guess someone complained about it. Seriously!!! Where are all these greedy people coming from??? X(

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  5. Hola! Si cada pierna son 18 puntos, entonces 18+18=36 ¿cómo es q en la vuelta 4 se hacen 32 puntos?
    Hi! I have a question if in 3 round each legs has 18 stitches and 18+18=36, how in the next round you do 32 stitches?

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    1. These are the legs for the dwarves right?

      When you finish in Rnd 3 you end up with 18 counts and then attach them together with 2 stitches to continue to the body. Because you do 2 stitches to attach the legs together, you will be removing two counts from each leg; from 18 it becomes 16. So when you do Rnd 4 you will ignore the 2 stitches and sc around, making the count to 32. In Math, it goes like (18-2)x2 or something to that effect. Sorry, I suck at math. Hahaha! Anyway, was that helpful? ^^

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  6. This is so cute. I think I will try to use it for my daughter, Annie the Nanny and her little ones. Thanks.

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  7. Wow that was odd. I just wrote an extremely long comment but after I clicked submit my comment didn't show up.
    Grrrr... well I'm not writing all that over again. Anyway, just wated to say
    wonderful blog!

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  8. OH wOW Thanks so much for sharing!!!! These are awesome!

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