In this simple pattern I show you how to crochet a dress for your Cukado dolls. The dress “Peissnitz” is very simple and forms a childish tummy. It is very easy to crochet and fits all cukado dolls.
Introduction: Cukado Crochet Dress “Peissnitz”
Knowledge: Cukado Crochet Dress “Peissnitz”
- Crochet Chain Stitches
- Crochet Slip Stitches
- Half Double Crochet Stitches (US!)
- Single Crochet Stitches (US!)
- Turning Chain Stitches
Supplies: Cukado Crochet Dress “Peissnitz”
Buttons
- Amount: 1
- Colour: rose
- Shape: round
- Size: 3/8inch
Crochet Hook
You will need a crochet hook with a size of B or C (alphabetic) or 1 1/2 (numeric). For converting to other sizes, the crochet hook size converter will help you. I have selected some great crochet hooks for you here.
Scissors
You’ll need any scissors. It’s best to use your most beautiful scissors because it brings you joy. If you don’t have really nice scissors, I’ve picked out some lovely ones for you.
Wool Needle
You’ll need a wool needle with a blunt tip. The thickness of the wool needle should match the thickness of your yarn. You might like the set of wool needles I’ve picked out for you.
Yarn – Schachenmayr – Catania – rose – 222
Colour: rose Size: 137yds / 1.75oz Material: 100% cotton Help? View example
Size: Cukado Crochet Dress “Peissnitz”
For the Cukado dress to fit all Cukado dolls you should crochet it with a comparable yarn size and needle size as the Cukado Amigurumi.
Crochet Pattern: Cukado Crochet Dress “Peissnitz”
We crochet the dress from top to bottom with different stitches. We start in rows and crochet in the lower part in rounds. For the top of the dress we use single crochet stitches (US!) and for the bottom half double crochet stitches (US!).
- rose:
- 1st row: 36 chain stitches + 6 lifting-chain stitches, turn = 36 stitches
- 2nd row:
- 1 lifting-chain stitch
- 3x 1 single crochet stitch (US!) into one stitch
- 1x 2 single crochet stitches (US!) into one stitch
- 8x 1 single crochet stitch (US!) into one stitch
- 1x 2 single crochet stitches (US!) into one stitch
- 8x 1 single crochet stitch (US!) into one stitch
- 1x 2 single crochet stitches (US!) into one stitch
- 8x 1 single crochet stitch (US!) into one stitch
- 1x 2 single crochet stitches (US!) into one stitch
- 5x 1 single crochet stitch (US!) into one stitch
- turn
- = 40 stitches
- 3rd row:
- 1 lifting-chain stitch
- 5x 1 single crochet stitch (US!) into one stitch
- 1x 2 single crochet stitches (US!) into one stitch
- 7 chain stitches, skip 9 stitches
- 1x 2 single crochet stitches (US!) into one stitch
- 9x 1 single crochet stitch (US!) into one stitch
- 1x 2 single crochet stitches (US!) into one stitch
- 7 chain stitches, skip 9 stitches
- 1x 2 single crochet stitches (US!) into one stitch
- 4x 1 single crochet stitch (US!) into one stitch
- turn
- = 40 stitches
- 4th – 7th row:
- (= 4 rows)
- 1 lifting-chain stitch
- each stitch one single crochet stitch (US!
- turn
- = 40 stitches
- 8th row:
- 2 lifting-chain stitches
- each stitch one half double crochet stitch (US!)
- close round with 1 slip stitch
- = 40 stitches
- continue in rounds:
- 9th – 15th round:
- (= 7 rounds)
- 2 lifting-chain stitches
- each stitch one half double crochet stitch (US!)
- close round with 1 slip stitch
- = 40 stitches
- 16th round:
- 1 lifting-chain stitch
- each stitch one single crochet stitch (US!
- close round with 1 slip stitch
- = 40 stitches
- cut the thread, pull off the loop, secure and weave in the thread end
Finish Cukado Dress
So that the dress can also be dressed comfortably, it has on the back a button placket. The loops are created by the many lifting-chain stitches in a row.
All you have to do is sew a button on the other side of the button placket. Here you try out first if your button just fits through the button loop. Then you sew the button on the other side and secure the threads inside.
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