Bad Boy Doll

By Melinda Kindley

Please read the entire pattern before you begin

 Materials

Red Heart Super Saver Yarn Crochet thread 10

Aran (used for the body) White (used for the eyes)
Carrot (used for hair)
Cherry Red (used for shoes, shirt Super Glue
and pant bottom) Used to secure safety eye. I do not
White (used for shoes, shirt and use the backs of the safety eye
pant bottom)
Burgundy (used for one eye and Makeup
scars on face) Black eyeshadow (used over scars
Black (used for stitches on face) on face and around one eye)
Coral (used for shirt and pant
bottom) Wire 14 gauge
Delft Blue (used for shirt and pant Doubled and used to create frame
bottom) for body. This makes the body
Hunter Green (used for shirt and posable and is optional.
pant bottom)
Navy Blue (used for stitching on Tape
overalls) Used to wrap the wire frame
Buff (used for the mouth)
Wooden dowel
I Love This Yarn Used to support the head. I use the
Dark Country Blue (used for the the one that comes with the fiber
overalls and shirt) fill
Light Gray (used for shirt and pant
bottom) Fiber Fill
Used to stuff the doll
Red Buttons
Used for overalls Hooks
3.25mm
Safety Eye 3.5mm
12mm Blue 3.75mm
4mm
5mm

Using other materials may result in a different finished size. Be sure to check your
gauge and adjust your hook size to obtain the correct gauge. Gauge will be listed at
the start of each section. The finished doll is 22 inches tall.
 Abbreviations US terms

ch - chain flo - front loop only

sl st - slip stitch inc - increase
sc - single crochet dec - decrease
dc - double crochet rnd - round
hdc - half double crochet sp/sps - space/spaces
blo - back loop only mr - magic ring

() - repeat instructions inside parentheses as many times as directed

Also the stitch count for each round or row will be in parentheses

Hands and Arms

Aran yarn, 3.5mm hook, gauge is 5 sts per inch and 5 rounds per inch.
Work in continuous rounds placing a stitch marker at the start of each
round

Thumb (make 2)

Rnd 1 : in a magic ring 7sc (7)

Rnd 2-7 : sc around (7)
End row 7 with a sl st, cut and fasten off

Index and Ring Finger (make 4)

Rnd 1 : in a magic ring 6sc (6)

Rnd 2-8 : sc around (6)
End round 8 with a sl st, cut and fasten off

Middle Finger (make 2)

Rnd 1 : in a magic ring 6sc (6)

Rnd 2-9 : sc around (6)
End round 9 with a sl st, cut and fasten off

Little Finger (make 2)

Rnd 1 : in a magic ring 6sc (6)

Rnd 2-7 : sc around (6)
End round 7 with a sl st, cut and fasten off
 Left Hand

Connect fingers
Rnd 1 : 3sc into sts of index finger, 3sc into sts of middle finger, 3sc
into stitches of ring finger, 6sc into sts of little finger, 3sc into
remaining sts of ring finger, 3sc into remaining sts of middle
finger, 3sc into remaining sts of index finger (24)
Rnd 2-4 : sc around (24)
Rnd 5 : 1sc going through a st from the thumb and a st from the
hand, (1sc going through 2 sts from the thumb and a st from
the hand) x3, 20sc (24)
Rnd 6 : sc around (24)
Rnd 7 : (dec, 4sc) x4 (20)
Rnd 8 : sc around (20)
Rnd 9 : (2sc, dec) x5 (15)
Rnd 10 : sc around (15)
Rnd 11 : (dec, 3sc) x3 (12)
Rnd 12 : sc around (12)

Lightly stuff hand, stuff arm as you go. Be careful not to overstuff arm,
later you will need to work the wire frame down the center of the arm
through the stuffing.

Rnd 13 : (inc, 3sc) x3 (15)

Rnd 14-42 : sc around (15)
End round 42 with a sl st, cut and fasten off

Right Hand
same as the left hand except for round 5

Rnd 1-4 : each round is the same as the left hand

Rnd 5 : 20sc, (1sc going through 2 sts from the thumb and a st from
the hand) x3, 1sc going through a st from the thumb and a st from
the hand (24)
Rnd 6-42 : each round is the same as left hand

Feet, Legs and Body

Aran yarn, 3.5mm hook, gauge is 5 sts per inch and 5 rounds per inch
Work in continuous rounds placing a stitch marker at the start of each
round
 Feet and legs (make 2)
Ch 13, starting in second ch from hook
Rnd 1 : 11sc, 4sc in last ch sp, on other side of ch 10sc, inc (27)
Rnd 2 : inc, 10sc, (inc) x4, 10sc, (inc) x2 (34)
Rnd 3 : sc, inc, 10sc, (inc) x8, 10sc, (sc, inc) x2 (45)
Rnd 4 : 2sc, inc, 10sc, (sc, inc) x3, 4sc, (sc, inc) x3, 10sc, (2sc, inc) x2
(54)
Rnd 5 : blo sc around (54)
Rnd 6-8: sc around (54)
Rnd 9 : 17sc, (dec) x3, sc, (dec) x2, sc, (dec) x3, 19sc (46)
Rnd 10 : 18sc, (dec) x4, 20sc (42)
Rnd 11 : 14sc, (dec) x6, 16sc (36)
Rnd 12 : 11sc, (dec) x6, 13sc (30)
Rnd 13 : 8sc, (dec) x6, 10sc (24)
Rnd 14 : (2sc, dec) x6 (18)

Stuff the foot firmly. Stuff the leg as you go,

being careful not to overstuff as you will be
working the wire frame down the center of the
stuffing later.

Rnd 15-26 : sc around (18)

Rnd 27 : (8sc, inc) x2 (20)
Rnd 28-34 : sc around (20)
Rnd 35 : 4sc, inc, 9sc, inc, 5sc (22)
Rnd 36-41 : sc around (22)
Rnd 42 : (inc, 10sc) x2 (24)
Rnd 43-48 : sc around (24)
Rnd 49 : 3sc, inc, 11sc, inc, 8sc (26)
Rnd 50-51 : sc around (26)

For the first leg (left leg), end rnd 51 with a sl st, cut and fasten off
For the second leg (right leg), continue rnd 51 until you have come to the
center of the inside of the leg. This is to shift the starting point. I did 17sc
extra. Do the number of sc you need to end in the correct place. After you
have ended rnd 51 in the correct place, ch 4.

Rnd 52 : sc into the left leg at the center of the inside of the leg, 25sc
(around left leg), 4sc (into ch sps), 26sc (around right leg), 4sc
(into ch sps) (60)
Rnd 53-60 : sc around (60)

Make the wire frame. Cut two sections of wire 18 1/2 inches each. Holding both
sections together, (measure 8 inches) bend in a 90 degree angle, (measure 2 1/2
inches) bend again. This forms the legs. Cut two sections 8 inches long. Holding
both sections together wrap about an inch around the center of the leg section
(where the crotch would be). This forms the body. Cut two sections 15 inches
long. This is the arm. Holding both sections center it at the top of the body and
using the body section fold about an inch around the arms. Wrap the entire
frame in tape to secure it.

Insert the wire frame into the legs. Carefully work the frame down the
center of the stuffing. Stuff the rest of the body as you go.

Rnd 61 : 4sc, dec, (8sc, dec) x5, 4sc (54)

Rnd 62-69 : sc around (54)
Rnd 70 : (7sc, dec) x6 (48)
Rnd 71-78 : sc around (48)
Rnd 79 : 3sc, dec, (6sc, dec) x5, 3sc (42)
Rnd 80-91 : sc around (42)
At the end of rnd 91, continue to sc until you are at the center of the back.
This is to shift the start point for the next rnd. I did 5sc extra. Do the
number of sc you need to end in the correct place. You will be connecting
the arms in rnd 92. When connecting the arms pay close attention to the
position of the arms. Before beginning rnd 92, put the arms on the wire
frame. Work the frame down the center of stuffing in each arm.

Rnd 92 : 9sc, (sc into a st from the left arm and a st of the body) x3, 18sc,
(sc into a st from the right arm and a st from the body) x3, 9sc
(42)
Rnd 93 : 9sc, 12sc (around the left arm, leaving the 3 connecting sts
unworked), 18sc, 12sc (around the right arm, leaving the 3
connecting sts unworked), 9sc (60)
Rnd 94 : 8sc, dec, 10sc, dec, 16sc, dec, 10sc, dec, 8sc (56)
Rnd 95 : 7sc, dec, 3sc, (dec) x2, 3sc, dec, 14sc, dec, 3sc, (dec) x2, 3sc,
dec, 7sc (48)
Rnd 96 : 6sc, dec, (3sc, dec) x2, 12sc, (dec, 3sc) x2, dec, 6sc (42)
Rnd 97 : (5sc, dec) x6 (36)
Rnd 98 : 2sc, dec, (4sc, dec) x5, 2sc (30)
Rnd 99 : (3sc, dec) x6 (24)
Rnd 100 : sc around (24)
Rnd 101 : sc, dec, (2sc, dec) x5, sc (18)
Rnd 102-104 : sc around (18)
Cut leaving a tail to sew head on.

Shoes (make 2)
Cherry Red and White yarn. 3.75mm hook. Gauge is 5 1/2 sts per inch and
5 1/2 rounds per inch. Work in continuous rounds, placing a st marker at
the beginning of each round.

With Cherry Red ch 11, starting in second ch from hook

Rnd 1 : 9sc, 4sc in the last ch sp, 8sc, inc (23)
Rnd 2 : inc, 8sc, (inc) x4, 8sc, (inc) x2 (30)
Rnd 3 : sc, inc, 8sc, (inc) x8, 8sc, (sc, inc) x2 (41)

Change to White
Rnd 4 : 2sc, inc, 8sc, (sc, inc) x3, 4sc, (sc, inc) x3, 8sc, (2sc, inc) x2
(50)
Rnd 5 : blo sc around (50)
Rnd 6 : sc around (50)
Change to Cherry Red
Rnd 7-8 : sc around (50)
Rnd 9 : 14sc, (sc, dec) x3, 4sc, (sc, dec) x3, 14sc (44)
Rnd 10 : 14sc, (dec) x8, 14sc (36)
Rnd 11 : sc around (36)
Rnd 12 : 12sc, (dec) x6, 12sc (30)
Rnd 13 : sc around (30)

Put the shoe on the foot and continue to crochet with the shoe on
Rnd 14 : 9sc, (dec) x6, 9sc (24)
Rnd 15 : sc, dec, (2sc, dec) x5, sc (18)
Rnd 16 : sc around (18)
End with sl st, cut and fasten off

Shoe lace holes (make 4)

White yarn and 3.75mm hook
ch 10, starting in second ch from hook
Rnd 1 : sc, ch 1, skip 1, 2sc, ch 1, skip
1, 2sc, ch 1, skip 1, sc.
(6sc, 3 ch 1)
Cut leaving a tail to sew to shoe. Sew
two to each shoe using only the back
loops to attach. See photo for
placement.
Shoe lace
White yarn and 3.75mm hook
Ch 85
Cut and lace the chain through the
three ch 1 spaces created in the shoe
lace hole part. Tie a bow.

Stripes on shoe
White yarn and 3.75mm hook

Attach yarn in the 1st front loop of the

shoe lace hole part
Ch 6, cut and sew to the white sole of the shoe
(Do this 4 times, two on each shoe)
Attach yarn to the 6th front loop of the shoe lace hole part
Ch 7, cut and sew to the white sole of the shoe
(Do this 4 times, two on each shoe)

Attach yarn to the 9th front loop of the shoe hole part
Ch 7, cut and sew to the white sole of the shoe
(Do this 4 times, two on each shoe)

Shirt
Yarn in the following colors : White, Coral, light Gray, Delft Blue, Hunter
Green, Dark Country Blue, Cherry Red. 4mm hook. Gauge is 6sts per inch
and 6 rows per inch. Shirt is worked in rows.
Tip : each row is a different color, you will notice a pattern in the color
change, white does not have to be cut at all, when you need it, just pull it
from where it hangs and carry it up the back of the shirt. You will notice
each color (not white) is used 3 times before you need another color, while
a color is being used you may also carry it along the back so you don't
have as many strings to tie.

With coral ch 54, sl st for from a circle

Row 1 - Coral : sc around, sl st into first sc (54)
Row 2 - Light Gray : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (54)
Row 3 - White : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (54)
Row 4 - Light Gray : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (54)
Row 5 - White : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (54)
Row 6 - Light Gray : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (54)
Row 7 - Delft Blue : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (54)
Row 8 - White : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (54)
Row 9 - Delft Blue : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (54)
Row 10 - White : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (54)
Row 11 - Delft Blue : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (54)
Row 12 - Hunter Green : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (54)
Row 13 - White : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (54)
Row 14 - Hunter Green : ch 1, (7sc, dec) x6, sl st into first sc (48)
Row 15 - White : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (48)
Row 16 - Hunter Green : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (48)
Row 17 - Dark Country Blue : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (48)
Row 18 - White : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (48)
Row 19 - Dark Country Blue : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (48)
Row 20 - White : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (48)
Row 21 - Dark Country Blue : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (48)
Row 22 - Cherry Red : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (48)
Row 23 - White : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (48)
Row 24 - Cherry Red : ch 1, 3sc, dec, (6sc, dec) x5, 3sc, sl st into first sc
(42)
Row 25 - White : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (42)
Row 26 - Cherry Red : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (42)
Row 27 - Coral : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (42)
Row 28 - White : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (42)
Row 29 - Coral : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (42)
Row 30 - White : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (42)
Row 31 - Coral : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (42)
Row 32 - Light Gray : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (42)

Tie off all loose ends you have this far and put the shirt on the doll. It
should be tight and slightly difficult to put on. Continue to crochet with the
shirt on the doll. Be sure to fasten ends as you go.

Row 33 - White : ch 1, 8sc, ch 10, skip 6sts (under left arm), 15sc, ch 10,
skip 6sts (under right arm), 7sc, sl st into the first sc
(30sc, 2 ch 10)
Row 34 - Light Gray : ch 1, 8sc, 10sc (into ch sps), 15sc, 10sc
(into ch sps), 7sc, sl st into the first sc (50)
Row 35 - White : ch 1, 7sc, dec, 8sc, dec, 13sc, dec, 8sc, dec, 6sc,
sl st into the first sc (46)
Row 36 - Light Gray : ch 1, (7sc, dec) x2, 11sc, dec, 7sc, dec, 6sc
sl st into the first sc (42)
Row 37 - Delft Blue : ch 1, 7sc, dec, 6sc, dec, 9sc, dec, 6sc, dec, 6sc
sl st into the first sc (38)
Row 38 - Cherry Red : ch 1, 6sc, dec, 5sc, dec, 9sc, dec, 5sc, dec, 5sc
sl st into the first sc (34)
Row 39 - Cherry Red : ch 1, 5sc, dec, 4sc, dec, 9sc, dec, 4sc, dec, 4sc
sl st into the first sc (30)
Row 40 - Cherry Red : ch 1, (3sc, dec) x6, sl st into the first sc (24)
Cut and fasten off
Sleeves (make 2)
Yarn in the following colors : White, Coral, light Gray, Delft Blue, Hunter
Green, Dark Country Blue, Cherry Red. 4mm hook. Gauge is 6sts per inch
and 6 rows per inch. Sleeves are worked in rows.
Tip : I crocheted the entire sleeve and than put it on to connect it. It is very
difficult to get on but I find that easier then crocheting the sleeve while on.
You should choose whatever you find easier.

With Dark Country Blue ch 20, connect with a sl st to form a circle

Row 1 - Dark Country Blue : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)

Row 2 - White : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 3 - Dark Country Blue : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 4 - Cherry Red : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 5 - White : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 6 - Cherry Red : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 7 - White : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 8 - Cherry Red : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 9 - Coral : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 10 - White : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 11 - Coral : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 12 - White : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 13 - Coral : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 14 - Light Gray : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 15 - White : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 16 - Light Gray : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 17 - White : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 18 - Light Gray : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 19 - Delft Blue : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 20 - White : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 21 - Delft Blue : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 22- White : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 23 - Delft Blue : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 24 - Hunter Green : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 25 - White : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 26 - Hunter Green : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 27 - White : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 28 - Hunter Green : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 29 - Dark Country Blue : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 30 - White : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 31 - Dark Country Blue : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 32 - White : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 33 - Dark Country Blue : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 34 - Cherry Red : ch 1, sc around, sl st into first sc (20)
Row 35 - White : ch 1, (3sc, dec) x4, sl st into first sc (16)
Cut leaving a tail. Put sleeve on the arm, sew to the shirt.

At the bottom of the sleeve (cuff) attach Cherry Red Yarn

Row 1-3 : ch 1, sc around, sl st into the first sc (20)
Cut and fasten off

Overalls
Dark Country Blue yarn and 5mm hook. Gauge is 5sts per inch and 3
rounds per inch. Overalls are worked in continuous rounds. Place a st
marker at the beginning of each round.

Overall leg (make 2)

Ch 29, connect with a sl st to form a circle
Rnd 1 : ch 1, hdc around (29)
Rnd 2-20 : hdc around (29)

For first leg, end rnd 20 with a sl st, cut and fasten off
For second leg, connect it to the first leg by doing 4 sc through both legs.
Rnd 21 : 25hdc (around left leg, leave the
connecting 4 unworked), 25hdc
(around right leg, leaving
connecting 4 unworked) (50)
Rnd 22-33 : hdc around (50)
Rnd 34 : 42hdc (leave last 8 unworked),
ch 1, turn (42)
Rnd 35 : 15hdc (leave last 27 unworked),
ch 1, turn (15)
Rnd 36-37 : hdc across, ch 1, turn (15)
Rnd 38 : dec, 11hdc, dec, ch 1, turn
(13)
Rnd 39 : hdc across, ch 1, turn (13)
Rnd 40 : hdc, (flo hdc) x3, 5hdc,
(flo hdc) x3, hdc (13)
Cut and fasten off

Attach yarn on the right side of the

overalls (43rd st in rnd 34)
Row 41 : 5sc, dec, sc, (flo sc) x3, sc, dec,
5sc, dec, sc, (flo sc) x3, sc, dec,
5sc, dec, 8sc (up the side of the front flap), 13sc (across the top
of the front flap), 8sc (down the side of the front flap), sl st into
first sc (59)
Row 42 : ch 1, (sc, dec) x10, (leave rest unworked) (20)
Cut and fasten off

To make the straps, attach yarn into the back loop that was left from row
41

Row 1 : 3hdc (in the back loops from row 41), ch 1, turn (3)
Row 2-24 : 3hdc, ch 1, turn (3)
Cut and sew to the back loops from row 40 at the top of the front flap.
Be sure you sew the strap in a criss cross.
Do the second strap the same as the first one using the other back loops.

Sew on red buttons at the top of the overalls where the straps attach.
Using Navy Blue yarn and needle, create “stitches” by working the Navy
Blue along the edge of the overalls and the straps.

Pocket 5mm hook, Dark Country Blue

Ch 6, starting in second ch from hook
Row 1 : sc across, ch 1, turn (5)
Row 2 : inc, 3sc, inc, ch 1, turn (7)
Row 3 : inc, 5sc, inc, ch 1, turn (9)
Row 4 : inc, 7sc, inc, ch 1, turn (11)
Row 5 : sc across (11)
Cut yarn and sew to the front of the overalls under the buttons.

Pant leg bottom (make 2)

Yarn in the following colors : White, Coral, light Gray, Delft Blue, Hunter
Green, Dark Country Blue, Cherry Red. 4mm hook. Gauge is 6sts per inch
and 6 rows per inch. Bottoms are worked in rows.

With Coral ch 9, starting in second ch from hook

Row 1 - Coral : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 2 - White : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 3 - Coral : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 4 - White : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 5 - Coral : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 6 - Light Gray : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 7 - White : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 8 - Light Gray : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 9 - White : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 10 - Light Gray : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 11 - Delft Blue : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 12 - White : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 13 - Delft Blue : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 14 - White : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 15 - Delft Blue : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 16 - Hunter Green : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 17 - White : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 18 - Hunter Green : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 19 - White : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 20 - Hunter Green : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 21 - Dark Country Blue : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 22 - White : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 23 - Dark Country Blue : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 24 - White : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 25 - Dark Country Blue : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 26 - Cherry Red : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 27 - White : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 28 - Cherry Red : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 29 - White : sc across, ch 1, turn (8)
Row 30 - Cherry Red : sc across (8)
Cut and sew closed to form a circle. Then sew onto the bottom of the pant
legs.

Head
Aran yarn, 3.5mm hook, gauge is 5 sts per inch and 5 rounds per inch.
Work in continuous rounds placing a stitch marker at the start of each
round. Stuff as you go and near the end, be sure to firmly stuff the nose,
cheeks and chin.

Rnd 1 : in a mr, 6sc (6)

Rnd 2 : (inc) x6 (12)
Rnd 3 : (sc, inc) x 6 (18)
Rnd 4 : sc, inc, (2sc, inc) x5, sc (24)
Rnd 5 : (3sc, inc) x6 (30)
Rnd 6 : 2sc, inc, (4sc, inc) x5, 2sc (36)
Rnd 7 : (5sc, inc) x6 (42)
Rnd 8 : 3sc, inc, (6sc, inc) x5, 3sc (48)
Rnd 9 : (7sc, inc) x6 (54)
Rnd 10 : 4sc, inc, (8sc, inc) x5, 4sc (60)
Rnd 11 : (9sc, inc) x6 (66)
Rnd 12 : 5sc, inc, (10sc, inc) x5, 5sc (72)
Rnd 13 : (11sc, inc) x6 (78)
Rnd 14-18 : sc around (78)
Rnd 19 : (11sc, dec) x6 (72)
Rnd 20-23 : sc around (72)
Rnd 24 : 5sc, dec, (10sc, dec) x5, 5sc (66)
Rnd 25 : 23sc, (flo inc) x6, 3sc, (inc) x2, 3sc, (flo inc) x6, 23sc (80)
Rnd 26 : 23sc, (inc, sc) x3, (sc, inc) x3, 4sc, (inc) x2, 4sc, (inc, sc) x3,
(sc, inc) x3, 23sc (94)
Rnd 27 : sc around (94)
Rnd 28 : 23sc, (dec, sc) x3, (sc, dec) x3, 4sc, (dec) x2, 4sc, (dec, sc) x3,
(sc, dec) x3, 23sc (80)
Rnd 29 : 38sc, (dec) x2, 38sc (78)
Rnd 30 : (11sc, dec) x6 (72)
Rnd 31 : sc around (72)
Rnd 32 : 5sc, dec, (10sc, dec) x5, 5sc (66)
Rnd 33 : sc around (66)
Rnd 34 : (9sc, dec) x6 (60)
Rnd 35 : sc around (60)
Rnd 36 : 4sc, dec, (8sc, dec) x5, 4sc (54)
Rnd 37 : sc around (54)
Rnd 38 : (7sc, dec) x6 (48)
Rnd 39 : 3sc, dec, (6sc, dec) x5, 3sc (42)
Rnd 40 : (5sc, dec) x6 (36)
Rnd 41 : 2sc, dec, (4sc, dec) x5, 2sc (30)
Rnd 42 : (3sc, dec) x6 (24)
Rnd 43 : sc, dec, (2sc, dec) x5, sc (18)
Cut and fasten off

Using needle sculpting, shape the face. Use photos as a guide

Eyes (make 2)
White crochet thread 10, 3.25mm hook

Row 1 : in a mr, 6sc, sl st into first sc (6)

Row 2 : ch 1, (inc) x5, ch 2, skip last sc, sl st into first sc (10, ch 2)
Row 3 : ch 1, (sc, inc) x5, 3sc (in the ch 2 sp), sl st into the first sc (18)
Row 4 : ch 1, (2sc, inc) x6, sl st into the first sc (24)
Cut leaving a tail to sew to head.
Insert the safety eye into the hole made by the ch 2 sp. place the eyes on
the head with the safety eye in the bottom corner close to the nose. Sew
the sew in place.

Remove the safety eye and put super glue in the space it belongs in. Put
the safety eye back in, hold for a few seconds while the glue dries.

Top eyelids (make two, one in Aran and one in Burgundy)

3.5mm hook
Ch 10, starting in the second ch from hook
Row 1 : sc across (9)
Cut leaving a tail to sew to the head
Bottom eyelids (make two, one in Aran and one in Burgundy)
3.5mm hook
Ch 9, cut leaving a tail to sew to head

The Burgundy eyelids are the right eye and the Aran eyelids are the left
eye. Sew to the head at a tilt. The eyelids should meet in the bottom
corner near the nose on one side and slightly higher up on the other side.

Hair cap
Carrot yarn and 4mm hook.
Ch 22, starting in second ch from hook
Row 1 : sc across, ch 1, turn (21)
Row 2-5 : sc across, ch 1, turn (21)
Row 6 : 20sc, inc, ch 1, turn (22)
Row 7 : inc, 21sc, ch 1, turn (23)
Row 8 : 22sc, inc, ch 1, turn (24)
Row 9-10 : sc across, ch 1, turn (24)
Row 11 : dec, 22sc, ch 1, turn (23)
Row 12 : 21sc, dec, ch 1, turn (22)
Row 13 : dec, 20sc, ch 1, turn (21)
Cut and fasten off

Attach yarn with the inc section on your left

side. Attach yarn in the 8th st
Row 14 : 6sc, ch 1, turn (6)
Row 15-16 : 6sc, ch 1, turn (6)
Row 17 : 6sc (6)
Cut and fasten off
Cut strands of yarn 7 1/2 inches long and root it on the hair cap with the
increases on the left side.
Sew the hair onto the head. The 6sc strip at the top should be centered
above the nose at around the 6th row of the head. One side (no increase
side) will appear to not cover enough of the head, but that side is the side
that will, later, have the hair stapled to the head. Use photos as placement
guide.

Ears (make 2)
Aran yarn and 3.5mm hook
Ch 13, starting in second ch from hook
Row 1 : sc across (12)
Cut leaving a tail to sew to head

Sew the ears onto the head using the

photos as a guide.
Use Buff, Black and White yarn to
embroider on a mouth.

Cut 18 strands of carrot yarn 4 inches

long. Using 6 strands together secure
them to the head with light gray yarn,
above the right ear.

With carrot yarn, embroider on

eyebrows. Use photos for guide.

Use Burgundy yarn (split the 4ply yarn into 2ply) to create scars and cuts
on the face. Use photos as a guide. Go over some of the scars with black
yarn (stitches) and go over some with light gray yarn (staples).
After all the scars are in place. Use black eyeshadow to fill in the open
cuts. Also lightly shade around the right eye and over the scars. Use
photos for guide.

Insert wooden dowel into the body and sew on the head!

Congratulations, you have completed your Bad Boy Doll! I hope you have
enjoyed making him as much as I did. If you have any questions feel free
to contact me through my etsy shop, AfterDarkCrochet. I will do my best
to answer in a timely manner.
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