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Create Your Own Mermaid Magic: Crochet Doll Pattern for Beginners

Apr 21 2025

Create Your Own Mermaid Magic: Crochet Doll Pattern for Beginners

Free Mermaid Patterns for Kids

Any child would love to get one of the dolls or doll accessories featured. There's also the most incredible wall art that adults or children would scream with joy to have. Take a look!

Turn any doll into a mermaid with this fabulous mermaid dress. Your kiddo is going to love this dress design. You can work them up quickly so that all the dolls will have a closet full of these wonderful outfits. Mermaid dresses are often worn on red carpets and other fancy events so the doll can look regal, too.

This gorgeous hand-hooked tapestry from our friends at RugHookingMagazine features two frolicking mermaids. What child wouldn't want this pretty portrait displayed in their room? Adults with a fascination with mermaids would love it too, of course. The vintage style captures any heart in seconds. There's no way it won't be the highlight of any room.

This fast and simple crochet toy would make a perfect and unique baby gift! This pattern features a large, plush fishbowl that can be filled with a goldfish, starfish, and jellyfish. While she's dressed as a mermaid, she can play with these fishy friends and pretend they're all having some ocean fun.

Turn anyone's bathroom, whether it's for your little girl or yourself, into a world under the sea with the help of this ocean-inspired towel and washcloth. This set will instantly remind you of mermaids and is easy to work up and beautiful on display.

My Lovely Mermaid Set Free Crochet Pattern

  • Designed by HolleyShae Donahue

PHOTOS by HolleyShae Donahue / ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.

Finished size of Your Small Crochet Mermaid

Body

Begin with fin colour yarn. Stuff as you go.

Round 1: 4 SC in a magic circle (4)

Round 2: SC in each stitch around (4)

Round 3: INC in each stitch around (8)

Round 4: SC in each stitch around (8)

Round 5: (SC, INC) four times (12)

Round 6: SC in each stitch around (12)

Round 7: (2 SC, INC) four times (16)

Round 8-10 (3 rounds): SC around (16)

Change to skin colour.

Round 11: SC around in BLO (16)

Round 12: SC in each stitch around (16)

Change to bikini top colour.

Round 13: SC around (16)

Round 14: (2 SC, INV DEC) four times (12)

Change to skin colour.

Round 15: (2 SC, INV DEC) three times in BLO (9)

Round 16: (SC, INV DEC) three times (6)

Head

Round 17: INC in each stitch around (12)

Round 18: (SC, INC) six times (18)

Round 19: (2 SC, INC) six times (24)

Round 20-24 (5 rounds): SC in each stitch around (24)

If you’re using safety eyes, place them between Rounds 21 and 22, four stitches apart. Once you are satisfied with the placement of the eyes, remove the eyes and embroider eyelashes. Reinsert the eyes and put the washer firmly on the back.

Ensure that you have stuffed the body well; especially the neck to ensure that there is no neck wobble. I use a metal chopstick to get the stuffing in but you can use a pencil tip, the back of your crochet hook, or the point of a scissor to do so– anything small enough to really push the stuffing in to ensure that the neck is firm! Continue stuffing the head.

Round 25: (2 SC, INV DEC) six times (18)

Round 26: (SC, INV DEC) six times (12)

Ensure that you have stuffed the head well. Use your fingers to use the stuffing to shape the head. Make sure the bottom of the head is stuffed well, giving it a rounded shape.

Mermaid Tail Blanket

  • Designed by Melissa Hassler

Indulge in the magic of cozy warmth with this enchanting crochet blanket pattern. Crafted in premium worsted weight yarn, this whimsical piece evokes the charm of the deep sea. Perfect for little girls and mermaid lovers, it’s a delightful gift choice. Unleash your creativity and wrap yourself in the fantasy of the sea. The mermaid tail blanket crochet pattern will guide you through the process. Give it a try and see what happens.

PHOTOS by Melissa Hassler / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on lovableloops.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.