Description
Three guardian angels in three sizes, made three genuinely different ways — because every kind of watching-over deserves its own angel. The Classic Guardian stands about 25 cm tall, the Little Guardian about 18 cm, and the Pocket Guardian just 12 cm, small enough to sit in a shirt pocket or on a desk corner. Each has layered crocheted wings, a face embroidered stitch by stitch, and her own kind of halo. From our Aussie family shop, these are keepsake dolls for christenings, first days of school, hospital stays, new beginnings — or a shelf that could use a guardian.
PLEASE NOTE — HONESTLY: every face is embroidered (stitched closed eyes, tiny lashes, a tiny mouth, optional blush) — the patterns use no plastic eyes, no safety eyes, no buttons and no glued parts anywhere. There are no detachable small parts at all: every piece is crocheted or sewn on. Even so, these are keepsake dolls, not toys for babies — they are for ages 3 years and over, never for a child under 3. The wings are layered crocheted yarn, never feathers, and the halos are soft crocheted yarn too — there is no wire in this pack.
WHAT’S INSIDE THE 21-PAGE PDF
• Doll A, Classic Guardian (about 25 cm): a traditional amigurumi doll — head, torso, legs, arms, wings and halo all patterned separately and sewn together. Gold crochet shoes under a long gown skirt, a gold waistband, layered two-tier wings, brown hair in a bun, and her halo on a stem
• Doll B, Little Guardian (about 18 cm): worked in ONE piece from crown to hem in continuous rounds — no leg seams, no body seams — standing on a crocheted base disc sewn inside her hem. Stub arms, small scallop wings, a whole round of bobbles for curly hair, and her halo a flat gold ring sewn flat to her hair
• Doll C, Pocket Guardian (about 12 cm): a mini one-piece cone who SITS on a base disc sewn under her dress. A cream hair cap, tiny flat wings, and her halo worked as a ring of 21 gold picots straight into the crown rounds of her head — no separate halo piece at all
• Every wing is drawn as a stitch chart from the same width model as its written rows, and every wing edging is counted from its chart’s own outline — the counts can never disagree
• Yarn totals tables up front — every piece of each doll and every colour costed in metres, yards, grams and 50 g balls, counted stitch by stitch (the trio together: 9,270 stitches, about 256 m — one ball of each of the six colours)
THE DETAILS
• US crochet terms throughout, with a UK equivalents table
• Gauge: 20 sc sts × 24 rows = 10 cm, 4.0 mm hook, DK (8 ply) cotton in Cream, White, Sage Green, Wattle Gold, Skin Tone and Soft Brown
• Confident-beginner friendly: plain stitches (sc, hdc, dc, chains, slip stitches, one bobble and one picot — both explained in full), and every shaping round spelled out in full — all three dolls are generated from their shaping data, so the counts can never disagree
• Print-ready A4 PDF, instant download
More dolls and angels in our shop: Aussie Doll & Friends Crochet Patterns Vol 1, Christmas Gnome Crochet Pattern (with its own little angel gnome), and Aussie Macrame Angels Vol 1.
This is a digital download — no physical item will be posted to you. Because it is an instant download, all sales are final; if anything about the file gives you trouble, message us and we will sort it out.
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From our Aussie family shop — find everything at alandtina.com
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