This fun little pattern was inspired from my Garden Fairy Flower Pot Doll. This was my original concept for a Gnome Doll, but then when I went to create it, I decided to mirror it after my other dolls. After making my Garden Gnome Toadstool Doll, though, I thought this pocket size one that I had envisioned to begin would be super adorable. So I had to make it, too.

Every whimsical, fun loving Garden Fairy needs a cute little Gnome as her friend. He is a fun Garden Gnome that can turn into a Toadstool Mushroom and hide amongst the garden with his fairy friends.

Some have called it a Topsy-Turvy, reversible, or 2 in 1 doll.

This pattern was fully tested by testers with varying levels of experience.

This pattern is written in American Standard Terms. I have used photographs to help with instructions throughout. A printer friendly version will also be included.

THIS PATTERN INCLUDES:

• a .pdf file with detailed instructions
• 6 pages long and has 14 pictures to help you by working
• Includes a Print Friendly version.
• the pattern is available in English
• Instant digital download - ready to download immediately after the payment . You will see the download link in details of your order.

DIFFICULTY: Advanced Beginner

SIZE:
Doll – 4 ½” tall when standing (with the hat)

MATERIALS:
– worsted weight yarn in skin color
– worsted weight yarn in a color for the shirt
– worsted weight yarn in a color for the pants
– worsted weight yarn in a 1-2 colors for the mushroom
– worsted weight yarn in a few colors for accents

– 6mm safety eyes
– Polyfil Stuffing

Crochet Hook - Size G (4.0mm)

Pattern Stitches:
mc = Magic Circle
ch = Chain
sp(s) = space(s)
st(s) = stitch(es)
sl st = Slip Stitch
sk = Skip
sc = Single Crochet
sc dec = Single Crochet Decrease
hdc = Half Double Crochet
dc = Double Crochet
blo = Back Loop Only
flo = Front Loop Only
RS = Right Side
WS = Wrong Side
FO = Finish Off

Copyright
This design, written pattern, and images are a
copyright of ©Heather Boyer. You may make and sell
products from my patterns. I do ask that you include a
link to the pattern with credit for the design. Thank you!

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