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Kimono Baby-Kyoko Amigurumi Pattern

Kimono Baby-Kyoko Amigurumi Pattern
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Intermediate Level

Ideal for those with basic crochet experience, featuring slightly more advanced stitches and techniques to expand your skills.

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All-Day Adventure

Requires 8-10 hours, ideal for a full day of immersive crocheting.

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Cute Companion

An adorable friend to cherish, handcrafted with love to bring comfort and joy for years to come.

About This Kimono Baby-Kyoko Amigurumi Pattern

This pattern makes a detailed kimono-wearing baby doll named Kyoko, complete with styled hair, embroidered kimono details and tiny accessories. You will crochet separate pieces for head, body, arms, legs, clothing and kanzashi ornaments. The pattern includes photo references for assembly and hair placement to help you finish a beautiful collectible toy.

Kimono Baby-Kyoko Amigurumi Pattern crochet pattern - detailed view of completed project

Techniques include working in spiral, back/front loop stitches, embroidered flowers and creating hair strands for realistic styling. Finished height is approximately 19cm with hairband.

Why You'll Love This Kimono Baby-Kyoko Amigurumi Pattern

I absolutely love this pattern because it blends simple amigurumi construction with elegant kimono and hair details that feel very rewarding to make. I enjoy the challenge of the hair strands and bangs — they bring so much personality to Kyoko. The embroidery adds a delicate handmade touch that turns a small toy into a keepsake. Working through the step-by-step photos makes assembly enjoyable and gives great control over placement and finish.

Kimono Baby-Kyoko Amigurumi Pattern step 1 - construction progress Kimono Baby-Kyoko Amigurumi Pattern step 2 - assembly progress Kimono Baby-Kyoko Amigurumi Pattern step 3 - details and accessories Kimono Baby-Kyoko Amigurumi Pattern step 4 - final assembly and finishing

Switch Things Up

I love how easily you can customize this pattern by changing the kimono colors to suit any season or celebration.

I often swap the light blue for pastel or deep jewel tones to create a different mood and character for the doll.

You can make a mini version by using thinner yarn and a smaller hook, or a larger, cuddlier version with bulkier yarn and a larger hook.

I sometimes replace the safety eyes with embroidered eyes for a softer, handmade expression, especially for babies or keepsakes.

I like to experiment with different hair colors and styles—try darker brown, bright auburn, or even pastel shades for a whimsical look.

Embroidery motifs can be changed: try tiny cranes, cherry blossoms, or geometric accents instead of the star flowers for a unique kimono.

I add small accessories like a tiny handbag, alternate obi colors, or a different tassel style to make each doll feel unique and personal.

For extra posability I add thin wire in the legs and torso carefully; only add wire where the pattern permits to avoid damage or discomfort when gifting.

I often create matching pairs by altering hair and kimono colors slightly so they coordinate but feel individual—great for gifts or display.

If you want a simpler make, skip complex embroidery and use felt appliques or surface crochet for quicker customization.

Common Mistakes & How to Fix Them

✗ Skipping the instruction to only put wire in the arms; solution: insert wire into arms and do NOT stuff them to keep arm shape and pose correct. ✗ Forgetting to make a slip stitch and 1CH at the end of rows when joining legs to form the body; solution: follow the note precisely and make SL and 1CH at row ends to ensure correct joining and stitch counts. ✗ Not confirming eye placement before embroidering or stuffing; solution: check the eye position reference on P6.4 and mark placement before stuffing to avoid uneven placement. ✗ Overstuffing the head or body which distorts shaping; solution: stuff gradually and check shape frequently, stuffing firmly but not so much that stitches stretch. ✗ Skipping the cuff embroidery before sewing sleeves which can cause misaligned motifs; solution: complete the cuff and embroidery before attaching sleeves as noted in the pattern.

Kimono Baby-Kyoko Amigurumi Pattern

Create an adorable Kimono Baby Kyoko amigurumi with detailed, photo-referenced instructions. This pattern guides you step-by-step through crocheting the head, body, hair, kimono, obi and tiny accessories. Perfect for makers who love small, intricate projects with charming embroidered details and decorative kanzashi.

Intermediate 8-10 Hours

Materials Needed for Kimono Baby-Kyoko Amigurumi Pattern

— Main Fabric

  • 01
    4 ply acrylic yarn (3# lace yarn) - multiple colors: Skin color (for head/limbs), White, Light Blue (kimono), Hair color (brown/tan), Pink, Red, Dark Blue for embroidery/details
  • 02
    Approximate: 1 roll of yarn used for kimono (light blue) as noted in pattern
  • 03
    6mm black safety eyes (for eyes)
  • 04
    Non-woven fabric (for internal support/structure)
  • 05
    Polyester stuffing (for head, body, legs)
  • 06
    Hard plastic card, buttons and additional fabric for small accessories and support

— Tools Required

  • 01
    Crochet hook size 1.75mm
  • 02
    6mm safety eyes (2 pieces)
  • 03
    Wire (thick and thin) for arm support and optional posability
  • 04
    Scissors
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    Yarn needle for sewing pieces together and weaving in ends
  • 06
    Stitch markers
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    Polyester stuffing
  • 08
    Pins for assembly
  • 09
    Glue (for hair/tassel finishing as shown in pictures)
  • 10
    Small hard plastic card (for zori/shoe support)

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— Arms :

Round 1 :

Work in Spiral: Magic ring 6X (6)

Round 2-20 :

6X (6) Fasten off and leave a LONG end for sewing armpit hole

Info :

Only put wire in arms - no stuffing

— Legs :

Round 1 :

Work in Spiral: Magic ring 6X (6)

Round 2-15 :

6X (6)

Round 16 :

5X, V (7)

Round 17-18 :

7X (7)

Round 19 :

3X, V, 3X (8)

Round 20-21 :

8X (8)

Round 22 :

7X, V (9)

Round 23 :

4X, V, 4X (10)

Round 24 :

10X (10) (Fasten off)

— Body :

Info :

From now on make a SL and 1CH at the end of each row. Find the middle point on the inside of the legs and make 3CH to join the right leg to left leg at the back

Round 25 :

10X, 3X, 10X, 3X, SL, 1CH

Round 26 :

26X, SL, 1CH (26)

Round 27 :

24X, A, SL, 1CH (25)

Round 28 :

4X, A, 12X, A, 5X, SL, 1CH (23)

Round 29 :

Change color BLO 21X, A, SL, 1CH (22)

Round 30 :

4X, A, 10X, A, 4X, SL, 1CH (20)

Round 31 :

3X, A, 10X, A, 3X, SL, 1CH (18)

Round 32 :

(X,A)*6, SL, 1CH (12)

Round 33-41 :

12X, SL, 1CH (12)

Round 42 :

3X, (add ARM: X, A, 3X), 6X, (add ARM: 3X, A, X), 3X, SL, 1CH (22)

Round 43 :

A, 20X, SL, 1CH (21)

Round 44 :

(X,A)*7, SL, 1CH (Put in wire and stuff) (14)

Round 45 :

7A, SL, 1CH (7)

Round 46-47 :

7X, SL, 1CH (7)

Round 48 :

V, 6X, SL, 1CH (8)

— Head :

Round 49 :

FLO 8V, SL, 1CH (16)

Round 50 :

(X, V)*8, SL, 1CH (24)

Round 51 :

(X, V, X)*8, SL, 1CH (32)

Round 52 :

(3X, V)*8, SL, 1CH (40)

Round 53 :

(5X, V, 4X)*4, SL, 1CH (44)

Round 54-63 :

44X, SL, 1CH (44) (Eye position, see pic P6.4)

Round 64 :

10X, A, 20X, A, 10X, SL, 1CH (42)

Round 65 :

(5X,A)*6, SL, 1CH (36)

Round 66 :

(2X,A,2X)*6, SL, 1CH (30)

Round 67 :

(3X,A)*6, SL, 1CH (24)

Round 68 :

(X,A,X)*6, SL, 1CH (Stuff) (18)

Round 69 :

(X,A)*6, SL, 1CH (12)

Round 70 :

6A, SL (Stuff and fasten off) (6)

Item Name (Ear*2) :

Magic ring 4X, SL (Do not join) (Fasten off and leave a LONG end) P6.1 (5)

Item Name (Nose) :

Please see pic P6.2-6.3

— Hair (Cap) :

Info :

Make a SL and 1CH at the end of each round

Round 1 :

Magic ring 3CH, 11F, SL, 1CH (3CH=1F) (12)

Round 2 :

3CH, F, 11FV, SL, 1CH (24)

Round 3 :

3CH, FV, (F, FV)*11, SL, 1CH (36)

Round 4 :

3CH, F, FV, (2F, FV)*11, SL, 1CH (48)

Round 5 :

48F, SL, 1CH (48)

Round 6 :

48T, SL (DO NOT fasten off and c'nue)

— Hair Strand :

Row 1-16 :

26CH, turn to 2nd st, SL, 15X, 9T, skip 1 st and make SL at reverse direction (see pic) P3.2 (16 strands)

Row 17-24 :

26CH, turn to 2nd st, SL, 15X, 9T, skip 1 st and make SL at outside stitch (DO NOT fasten off and c'nue) P3.3 (8 strands)

— Hair Bang :

Info :

Make a SL to next inside stitch at the end of each round: P4.2

Row 1 :

24CH, turn to 2nd st, 23SL (1 strand)

Row 2 :

24CH, turn to 2nd st, 23SL (1 strand)

Row 3 :

12CH, turn to 2nd st, 11SL (1 strand)

Row 4 :

13CH, turn to 2nd st, 12SL (1 strand)

Row 5 :

14CH, turn to 2nd st, 13SL (1 strand)

Row 6-7 :

(2 hair strands in each st) 14CH, turn to 2nd st, 13SL (2 strands)

Row 8-9 :

(2 hair strands in each st) 15CH, turn to 2nd st, 14SL (2 strands)

Row 10-11 :

(2 hair strands in each st) 16CH, turn to 2nd st, 15SL (2 strands)

Row 12-13 :

(2 hair strands in each st) 15CH, turn to 2nd st, 14SL (2 strands)

Row 14-15 :

(2 hair strands in each st) 14CH, turn to 2nd st, 13SL (2 strands)

Row 16 :

14CH, turn to 2nd st, 13SL (1 strand)

Row 17 :

13CH, turn to 2nd st, 12SL (1 strand)

Row 18 :

12CH, turn to 2nd st, 11SL (1 strand)

Row 19 :

26CH, turn to 2nd st, 25SL (1 strand)

Row 20 :

26CH, turn to 2nd st, 25SL (Fasten off) (1 strand)

— Haneri :

Info :

Leave LONG LONG yarn and start Work in Rows:

Row 1 :

31CH, turn to 2nd st, 30X, 1CH & turn (30) White

Row 2 :

X, skip 1 st, 26X, skip 1 st, 1X, 1CH & turn (28)

Row 3 :

X, skip 1 st, 24X, skip 1 st, 1X, 1CH & turn (26)

Row 4 :

X, skip 1 st, 22X, skip 1 st, 1X, 1CH & turn (24)

Round :

Crochet downward 3X (Fasten off and leave a LONG end) P7.1

— Kimono :

Row 1 :

Work in Rows: 19CH, turn to 2nd st, (X, V, X)*6, 1CH & turn (24) Light Blue

Row 2 :

X, V, 20X, V, X, 1CH & turn (26)

Row 3 :

X, V, 22X, V, X, 1CH & turn (28)

Row 4 :

X, V, 24X, V, X, 1CH & turn (30)

Row 5 :

X, V, 2X, 3CH, skip 7 sts, 8X, 3CH, skip 7 sts, X, 2V, X, 1CH & turn (25)

Row 6-11 :

25X, 1CH & turn (25)

Row 12 :

25X, 3CH, turn to 2nd st (28)

Row 13 :

3X, (V, 2X)*8, 1CH & turn (35)

Row 14 :

35X, 1CH & turn (35)

Row 15 :

3X, (V, 3X)*8, 1CH & turn (43)

Row 16-51 :

43X, 1CH & turn (43)

Row 52 :

43X (Fasten off) (43)

Row 53 :

BLO 43SL (Fasten off) (43) White

— Sleeve (Left/B) :

Info :

NOTE: Please see pic 8A to ensure the left(B)/right(A) for sleeves Work in Rounds: (see pic) Start crochet from middle of inner

Row 1-2 :

12X, SL, 1CH (12) P8.1

Row 3 :

11X, V, SL, 1CH (13)

Row 4 :

13X, SL, 1CH (13)

Row 5 :

V, 12X, SL, 1CH (14)

Row 6 :

33CH, turn to 2nd st, 32X, 14X, SL, 1CH (46) P8.3

Row 7-18 :

32X+32X+14X, SL, 1CH (78) P8.4

Row 19 :

32X+32X+14X, SL (Fasten off and leave a LONG LONG end) (78)

Row 20 :

Cuff: (see pic) BLO 22F (Fasten off) (22) White

— Sleeve (Right/A) :

Row 1-2 :

12X, SL, 1CH (12)

Row 3 :

11X, V, SL, 1CH (13)

Row 4 :

13X, SL, 1CH (13)

Row 5 :

V, 12X, SL, 1CH (14)

Row 6 :

14X, 33CH, turn to 2nd st, 32X, SL, 1CH (46) P8.3

Row 7-18 :

32X+32X+14X, SL, 1CH (78)

Row 19 :

32X+32X+14X, SL (Fasten off and leave a LONG LONG end) (78)

Row 20 :

Cuff: (see pic) BLO 22F (Fasten off) (22) White

Info :

IMPORTANT NOTE : Crochet the cuff and embroidery before sew the sleeves P9.2

— Collar :

Row 1 :

(see pic) 1CH, 7T, crochet up 7T, 4TV, 7T, chocht down 14T, SL (Fasten off) (44) Light Blue P9.3

Row 2 :

(see pic) Crochet loosely BLO 44SL along the row 1 (Fasten off) (44) White P9.4

— Obiage :

Row 1 :

Wok in Rows: 28CH, turn to 2nd st, 27X, 1CH & turn (27) White

Row 2-6 :

27T, 1CH & turn (27)

Row 7 :

27X, crochet down X, 7CH, 6X, 7CH, X, SL (Fasten off) (27+21) P10.1

— Obi :

Info :

Leave LONG yarn (for sew and join the obiage) and start

Row 1 :

Work in Rows: 32CH, turn to 2nd st, 31X, 1CH & turn (31) Pink P10.2

Row 2 :

31X, 1CH & turn (31)

Row 3 :

FLO 31X, 1CH & turn (31)

Row 4 :

31X, 1CH & turn (31)

Row 5 :

FLO 31X, 1CH & turn (31)

Row 6 :

31X, 1CH & turn (31)

Row 7 :

FLO 31X, 1CH & turn (31)

Row 8 :

31X (Fasten off and leave a LONG end) (31)

Info :

Sew the Obi to middle of the Obiage. Sew two buttons to Obiage P10.3

— Obijime & Obi (back) :

Obijime Row 1 :

130CH (Fasten off) (130) White

Obi(back) Row 1 :

Work in Rows: 56CH, turn to 2nd st, 55X, 1CH & turn (55) White

Obi(back) Row 2-3 :

Change color 55X, 1CH & turn (55) Pink

Obi(back) Row 4-5 :

Change color 55X, 1CH & turn (55) White

Obi(back) Row 6-7 :

Change color 55X, 1CH & turn (55) Pink

Obi(back) Row 8 :

Change color 55X, 1CH, crochet round the whole circumference 7X, W, 53X, W, 6X, W, 53X, V, SL (Fasten off) (185) White

Info :

Flower embroider on Kimono and sleeves (see pic and chart) P11-P13 8 flowers Pink+ D.Blue

— Tabi & Zori :

Tabi*2 Row 1 :

Work in Rounds: 5CH, turn to 2nd st, 3X, W, 3X, SL, 1CH (9) White P14.1

Tabi Row 2 :

V, 2X, 3V, 2X, V, SL, 1CH (14)

Tabi Row 3 :

BLO 14X, SL, 1CH (14)

Tabi Row 4 :

4X, 3TA, 4X, SL, 1CH (11)

Tabi Row 5-7 :

11X, SL, 1CH (11)

Tabi Row 8 :

11X, SL (Fasten off) (11)

Zori*2 Row 1 :

Work in Rounds: 5CH, turn to 2nd st, 3X, W, 3X, SL, 1CH (9) Red

Zori Row 2 :

V, 2X, 3V, 2X, V, SL (14)

Zori Row 3 :

(see pic) Put in shoe support, join the 3A: crochet loosely BLO+FLO 14SL (Fasten off & leave a LONG LONG end for Zori string) (14) P14.2-P14.3 P15

— Fuguro & String :

Fuguro Row 1 :

Magic Ring 8X, SL, 1CH (8) Pink

Fuguro Row 2 :

7TV, T, SL, 1CH (15)

Fuguro Row 3 :

15X, SL, 1CH (15)

Fuguro Row 4 :

3CH, 14F, SL, 1CH (3CH=1F) (15)

Fuguro Row 5 :

15X, SL, 1CH (15)

Fuguro Row 6 :

(2X, 2CH, skip 1 st)*5, SL, 1CH (15) (2CH=1 st)

Fuguro Row 7 :

(3CH, X)*15, SL (Fasten off) (76)

String Row 1 :

80CH (Fasten off) (80) White

— Kanzashi (Flower, Leaf, Tassel) :

Flower Row 1 :

Work in Rows: 50CH, turn to 8th st, F, (2CH, skip 2 sts, F)*14, 1CH & turn (43) Red P16.1

Flower Row 2 :

(Crochet in hole 5F, SL)*15 (Fasten off) (90) P16.2

Leaf*2 Row 1 :

Work in Rounds: 10CH, turn to 2nd st, 2X, 2T, F, FV, F, T, (X,*,X,3CH,SL*,X), T, F, FV, F, 2T, 2X, SL (Fasten off) (21) Dark Blue P16.5

Item Name (Tassel) :

See pic P17 (Red)

— Embroidery :

Info :

Flower embroider on Kimono and sleeves (see pic and chart) P11-P13. Follow illustrated steps for star/floral stitches; embroidery positions on sleeves and kimono shown in photos.

Assembly Instructions

  • Insert wire into arms only (do not stuff arms) and leave long yarn ends; sew armpit hole closed and attach arms to body at rounds indicated (add ARM points on round 42).
  • Join legs to form body by placing the middle points inside the two leg openings, make 3CH to join right leg to left leg at the back, then follow rounds 25-31 to form body and shape neck.
  • Sew head to body after stuffing head firmly; position eyes between rounds 54-63 according to picture reference, stuff head before final decreases and fasten off.
  • Embroider flowers onto kimono and sleeves following the chart (P11-P13) before sewing sleeves to the body; crochet cuffs and complete embroidery before attaching sleeves for correct alignment.

Important Notes

  • 💡Place safety eyes at the recommended rows (eye position between rounds 54-63) and mark placement before stuffing the head for accurate alignment.
  • 💡Only place wire inside arms and do not stuff them, as noted in the pattern, to keep arms poseable and correctly shaped.
  • 💡Complete embroidery on cuffs and kimono pieces before sewing sleeves and attaching garments to ensure accurate motif placement and a neat finish.
  • 💡Leave long yarn ends where pattern indicates (arms, ears, obi) to use for sewing and joining pieces securely.

This Kimono Baby Kyoko pattern combines charming amigurumi construction with delicate kimono details and hair styling to create a collectible handmade doll. The pattern includes photo guides for hair placement, embroidered flowers and complete garment assembly to help you finish a beautiful piece. Whether gifting or collecting, Kyoko is a sweet, elegant companion to crochet and cherish. 🧶🌸

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FAQs

What size will the finished piece be?

The finished amigurumi measures approximately 19 cm tall with the hairband when using the recommended 4-ply yarn and 1.75mm hook.

Can I use different yarn weights for this pattern?

Yes, you can use different yarn weights, but this will affect the final size and drape of the kimono; adjust hook size accordingly and expect changes in finished measurements.

Do I need prior crochet experience for this pattern?

This pattern is rated intermediate and requires knowledge of basic amigurumi techniques, working in spiral and rows, and experience with embroidery and small-piece assembly.

How long does this project typically take to complete?

Most crocheters complete this project in 8-10 hours, though time may vary based on experience level and how much time you spend on embroidery and hair styling.