Thanks for checking out my Oopsie Daisy baby dolls romper crochet pattern. Continuing with my collection of crochet dolls clothes I couldn’t resist making a baby romper for Spring. Spring is in the air and pretty little daisies are popping up everywhere, quite literally actually as my children love picking them and bring them indoors! Combining the daisy theme with a beautiful spring yellow yarn for the romper gave me just the effect I was going for.
Baby doll romper description
The Oopsie daisy dolls romper is designed to fit 14″ baby dolls. You can find the measurements of the doll modelling in my photo by scrolling down to the free crochet pattern info. The daisy dolls romper comes complete with a matching headband. It’s made using the shell stitch which gives a lovely texture. The romper fastens at the back with a single button.
How to crochet a doll romper
The Oopsie daisy baby dolls romper crochet pattern is Easy skill level. The dolls outfit is made using half double crochet and the shell stitch. You will need to know all your basic crochet stiches to complete the pattern. The romper is made in one piece and the only sewing involved is to attach the daisies. To make the dolls onesie I used DK (weight 3) yarn. I used a 4mm crochet hook. Please check your gauge before starting and adjust your hook if you need too. This will ensure that the clothes fits your doll. The crochet dolls clothes uses approximately 40g (113m/124yd) of yarn. You will also need 1 button to complete the pattern.
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Crochet pattern information
Supplies
- 4mm crochet hook
- Light worsted yarn
- 15mm button x 1
- 14″ baby doll
- Sewing needle
Yarn
- Weight – DK / Light worsted / #3
- Brand – King Cole pricewise DK
- A – yellow: 114 yards
- B – white: 10 yards
- Total – 124 yards
Size & Gauge
- 2” x 2” gauge swatch = 7 rows of 8 hdc
- Romper – W 16cm x H 21cm
- Headband – D 14cm
- For 14″ baby dolls
Abbreviations
USA Terminology (U.K. translation)
- ch – Chain
- dc – Double crochet
- 5dc – 5 dc in 1 space (shell)
- hdc – Half double crochet
- 2hdc – 2 hdc in 1 space (increase)
- sc – Single crochet
- 2sc – 2 sc in 1 space (increase)
- sl st – Slip stitch
- st/sts – Stitch/Stitches
Pattern notes
- Chains and slip stitches are not included in stitch count.
- Stitches separated with a comma are to be made in separate spaces. EG. “sc, dc” would mean “single crochet in first space, double crochet in next space”.
- Change colours while completing the last stitch on the previous row.
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Oopsie daisy doll romper – free crochet pattern
Let’s begin the dolls romper and headband free crochet pattern! Don’t forget you can purchase a premium version of this pattern if you’d like to see more progress photos and less ads.
Dolls Romper
Row 1
- Use yarn colour A (yellow)
- ch x 31 then start in 2nd ch from hook
- (2hdc, hdc x 2) 10 times
- ch & turn
(40 sts)
Row 2
- (2hdc, hdc x 3) 10 times
- ch & turn
(50 sts)
Row 3
- (2hdc, hdc x 4) 10 times
- ch & turn
(60 sts)
Row 4
- (2hdc, hdc x 5) 10 times
- ch & turn
(70 sts)
Row 5
- (2hdc, hdc x 6) 10 times
- ch & turn
(80 sts)
Row 6
The skipped stitches will be the arm holes
- hdc x 12, skip 16 sts, hdc x 24, skip 16 sts, hdc x 12
- ch & turn
(48 sts)
Rows 7 – 9
- hdc x 48
- ch & turn
(3 rows of 48 sts)
Row 10
- sc x 48
- ch & turn
(48 sts)
Round 11
- (2sc, sc x 7) 6 times
- sl st to 1st st & ch
(54 sts)
Round 12
- (sc, skip 2, 5dc, skip 2) 9 times
- sl st to 1st st & ch x 2
(54 sts)
Round 13
- (5dc in sc, skip 2, sc in 3rd dc, skip 2) 9 times
- sl st to 1st st & ch x 2
(54 sts)
Round 14
- (skip 2, sc in 3rd dc, skip 2, 5dc in sc) 9 times
- sl st to 1st st to join & ch x 2
(54 sts)
Rounds 15 – 24
- Repeat rounds 13 & 14 – 5 times
(10 rounds)
Round 25
- Turn work so you’re working from the inside to begin 1st leg
- (5dc in sc, skip 2, sc in 3rd dc, skip 2) 4 times
- Skip all other stitches & sl st to 1st st
- Fasten off & weave in ends
(24 sts)
Round 26
- With the front of the outfit facing you, attach yarn to the centre of the 1st unworked shell next to the crotch. Working from the inside as you did the previous leg.
- (sc in 3rd dc, skip 2, 5dc in sc, skip 2) 4 times
- Skip all other stitches & sl st to 1st st
- Fasten off leaving tail for sewing
- Sew up the crotch area between the two legs
(24 sts)
Row 27
In this row we will work around the raw edge of the back opening to neaten up and add a button.
- Attach yarn to the side of row 1
- sc x 10 (1 at end of every row)
- ch & turn to work in opposite raw edge
- sc x 10 (1 at the end of every row)
- ch 7 & sl st back into same st for button loop
- Sew a button onto the opposite side of the loop
- Fasten off & weave in ends
(20 sts)
Dolls Headband
The headband is made to fit a head circumference of 27cm. Measure your doll’s head before beginning. For bigger heads add on 2 stitches for every cm.
Row 1
- Use yarn colour A (yellow)
- ch x 51 then start in 2nd ch from hook
- sc x 50
- Fasten off and sew both ends together
(50 sts)
Daisy (make 2)
Round 1
- Use yarn colour A (yellow)
- sc x 8 into magic ring
- sl st to 1st st & ch
(8 sts)
Round 2
- Use yarn colour B (white)
- (sc, ch x 3, sc in 1 st) 8 times
- sl st to 1st st & fasten off
- Sew 1 daisy to the chest of romper & 1 to the headband
(16 sts)
