Supplies:
3.5 hook
7.5 black safety eyes
And I used Red Heart Super Saver Yarn. You will need a skin/buff color, red, brown, black and a bit of white, yellow
and blue. I used Red Heart Luster Sheen Yarn for the hair.
Filling, scissors and a needle. Stuff your doll as you are working.
Abbreviations:
Ch~Chain
Sc~Single crochet
Dc~Double crochet
Invedec~Invisible decrease
Sk st~Skip stitch
Fo~Fasten Off
X~Multiply, means do this sequence this many times. If it follows brackets ( ) that means do the sequence inside the pattern the indicated times.
Body (Worked as one piece, you will start at the top of his head)
• With skin color 6sc in magic ring.
• (2sc in next st) x 6.
• (Sc, 2sc in next st) x 6.
• (Sc, sc, 2sc in next st) x 6.
• (Sc x 3, 2sc in next st) x 6.
• (Sc x 4, 2sc in next st) x 6.
• Sc x 36.
• (Sc x 5, 2sc in next st) x 6.
• Sc x 100.
• (Sc x 6,2sc in next st) x 6.
• Sc x 480.
• (Sc, sc, invdec) x 20.
• Invdec x 19.
Now you should be left with 9 sc, including the sc that is on your hook. You are going to now start his neck.
• Sc x 30.
• (Sc, 2sc in next st) x 12.
Now fold the piece in half, laying it on a flat service. Make sure the stitch you have on our hook is in the middle of your piece, this is the back of your doll. Then insert your safety eyes. I inserted my eyes about 14 rows down from the top of his head. Stuff your dolls head firmly. From this point on stuff your doll as you are working. And please over stuff your neck to avoid wobbly neck syndrome.
.• Switch to red. Sc x 21.
• (Sc, 2sc in next st) x 9.
• Sc x 64.
• (Sc, sc, 2sc in next st) x 10.
• Sc x 365.
You should now be in the middle of the back of your doll.
• Sc x 40 in front loops.
• Sc x 40.
• Fo, weave in ends.
Now you are going to start working on his pants. So roll up the shirt to the round where you worked around in the front loops only....insert your hook in the middle of the back of your doll.
• Switch to brown.Sc x 40.
• Sc x 7, invdec, sc x 20, invdec.
• Sc x 26, invdec, sc x 16, invdec.
• Sc 147.
Now you will be starting his first leg. You should be in the middle of your dolls back.
• Skip 18 stitches, sc x 367.
• Sc x 16 in front loops.
• Sc x 32, fo, weave in ends.
Now you will be starting the second leg. With the back of your doll facing you insert your hook into the first sc beside your first leg. Please note there will be a small space in between both legs. Once your doll is stuffed you will use some of the brown yarn to sew this area closed.
• Sc x 17 , the last sc will attach the leg together as one circle.
• Sc x 360.
• Sc x 16 in front loops.
• Sc x 32, fo, weave in ends.
Arm (Make 2)
• With skin color 6 sc in magic ring.
• (2sc in next st) x 6.
• Sc x 15.
• Bobble Stitch.
• Sc x 4, invdec, sc x 5, invdec.
• Sc x 3, invdec, sc x 3, invdec, sc x 27, invdec, sc x 29
• Switch to blue, sc x 22.
• Switch to red, sc x 8.
• Switch to white, sc x 15.
• Switch to red, sc x 22, fo, leave a long tail. You will use this tail to sew the arm to your doll.
Lightening Patch
• With white 6sc in magic ring.
• (2sc in next st) x 6.
• (Sc, 2sc in next st) x 6.
• Sc x 10, fo, leave a long tail. You will use this tail to sew your lightening patch to your doll.
Feet
With the back of your doll facing you, roll up the pant leg to the round where you crochet in the front loops only in the pants. You should be able to clearly see this round. In the middle of the back of your dolls leg with the color black insert hook pull up stitch and sc x 12 around to make a complete circle.
• With black Sc x 42.
• Turn, ch1, sc x 5.
• (Turn, ch 1, sc x 5) x 5.
• Sc x 60 around the entire piece.
• Fo, weave in ends. Repeat process for second leg.
Sole Of Foot
• With black Ch6.
• Turn, sc x 5.
• (Turn, ch2, sc x 5) x 6.
• Fo, leave a really long tail. You will use this tail to sew the sole onto the foot of your doll.
Hair/Wig cap
You will work the wig the same as you did for the first few round of your head.
• With the same brown used for the pants you will 6sc in ring.
• (2sc in next st) x 6.
• (Sc, 2sc in next st) x 6.
• (Sc x2, 2sc in next st) x 6.
• (Sc x 3, 2sc in next st) x 6.
• (Sc x 4, 2sc in next st) x 6.
• Sc x 36.
• (Sc x 5, 2sc in next st) x 6.
• Sc x 100.
• (Sc x 6, 2sc in next st) x 6.
• Sc x 100, dc x 11, sc.
• Fo, leave a really long tail. You will use this tail to sew your wig cap to your doll.
Ears (Make 2)
• With skin color 7sc in magic ring.
• Fo, leave a long tail.
• Eyeball it where you would like your ears to go. Then sew them to your doll.
Assembly
Now you will stuff the feet firmly. And sew one sole onto the bottom of each foot. Weave in ends.
Sew the wig cap onto your dolls head, with the dc area at the nape of the neck. Now you will take a needle and cut long strips of the Luster Sheen yarn by Red Heart. There is no exact length required. You will thread your needle. I always use a really long heavy duty needle when making hair. You will insert your needle anywhere on your dolls head and then just embroider long strips all over your dolls head where you want hair to be. I usually determine where I want the part to be and the bangs first. And as you go you will be covering up the wig.
Keep going cutting long strips and sewing on strands of hair until you achieve the desired look. And the wig cap ensures the scalp is brown in case any of your hairs move or if you don’t want to go really heavy on the hair. Embroider a lightning bolt onto your white circle and then sew the circle onto your doll. And sew the patch to your doll. Bazinga!!! Now enjoy your own mini Sheldon
Feel free to sell finished items that you make using my patterns. But please do not distribute my patterns without my permission. If you have any questions please feel free to email me at amidorablecrochet@gmail.com
Feel free to sell finished items that you make using my patterns. But please do not distribute my patterns without my permission. If you have any questions please feel free to email me at amidorablecrochet@gmail.com
Thank you so much for sharing this with us!! I love your work so much! I want to make one for myself just to have! I love dolls so much as I couldn't have any as a child so now that I'm old I can at least enjoy them on my shelf. LoL Thank you again and please don't stop doing the amazing work you do! <3
ReplyDeleteI am so in love! I have to make an Amy to go with him!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing this pattern. I've never made a doll like this but I'm sure going to try as soon as I have time. I LOVE Sheldon, but your dolls are just so darn cute!! (As is EVERYTHING you make) Thanks again <3
ReplyDeleteI love Sheldon Cooper and thank you for sharing this. Your work is amazing.
ReplyDeleteOh, my daughter (almost 4 years old) saw that photo and exclaimed, "Mommy, it's SHELDON!!! I want a Sheldon! And all his friends!"
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing, you've made a little girl (ok, the big girl too) *very* happy! :)
So freakin' cute! You know you're honour bound to do ALL the characters now though right? ;)
ReplyDeletehaha I know....I think next on my list will be Wolowitz :)
DeleteAdorable - love that show!
ReplyDeleteKim L.
WOW! This is a masterpiece, girl! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone, I hope you enjoy it :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this!!! You are so nice to do that, and your work is marvelous!ll be making myself one of these as soon as the holidays are over and I have some free time for myself. I hope you have a wonderful holiday season!
ReplyDeleteThanks so-o-o much. This is one show my husband absolutely adores and I've been wanting to make him a Sheldon, but could not find a pattern. THANK YOU!! Can't wait to start on this!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I am super siked to me a Sheldon doll!
ReplyDeleteLove this pattern! You are so kind to make it available to all of us for free! My son will love a Sheldon doll, as we are huge Big Bang Theory fans! Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThank you very much for sharing Sheldon! I'm sure you'll be putting smiles on a lot of faces this Christmas including my daughter.
ReplyDeleteI saw your Sheldon Doll on Conan Obrien last night!!!! He was so cute!!
ReplyDeleteThanks! I was so excited to see Jim with his doll on TV:)
DeleteThanks everyone, I hope you enjoy the pattern :)
ReplyDeleteI just emailed you for the pattern. Sorry I didn't take the time to read further. I *hope* I can get this done in time for Christmas. There is going to be one excited 14 year old girl in our house!
ReplyDeleteI love Sheldon! But I have a problem, I'm used to working in rounds and do not understand the pattern, I did and threw away several times and does not come out, do a Sheldon wanted my husband for Christmas but I get, could you help me? Thank you.
ReplyDeleteHello, which part were you having a problem with?
DeleteHello, with this: Con el dorso de la muñeca hacia usted, suba las piernas del pantalón a la ronda donde crochet en la parte delantera rulos sólo en los pantalones. Usted debe ser capaz de ver claramente esta ronda. En el centro de la parte posterior de su pierna muñecas con el gancho de color negro inserto levantar puntada y sc x 12 alrededor para hacer un círculo completo.
DeleteI have more sc. No 12. Thanks you
I have it. Thanks
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DeleteAwesome Jackie!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you :)
DeleteYou are so kind to offer this lovely pattern online. I hope to make one for my nephew as he loves the show and his birthday is coming up. My daughter says I will just have to be "that" aunt! heehee
ReplyDeleteThank You! I hope you enjoy the pattern :)
DeleteHow tall does Sheldon turn out? My mom made me one and I was just wondering. We got all excited when we saw that Jim was going to be on Conan (we just adore him). Then when he pulled out the doll, we almost fell off our couch! Then next day I ran to the library to see if I could find the pattern. Thanks for putting the pattern up! The only problem we have has with him is finding the yarn to make his hair (which we still have not found). When you make Raj what color are you going to use for his skin? My mom just taught me how to crochet and the BBT cast is going to be my 1st big project! Thanks again for sharing!
ReplyDeleteHello,
DeleteHe is about 12 to 14 inches.
If you can not find Luster Sheen yarn it would be okay to use normal worsted yarn you will just need less. I would look for the sport weight first :)
And for Raj's skin I haven't designed him yet, but when I do I will be sure to share what kind of yarn I use! I am making Howard next from the cast :)
Thanks for replying to my message. I'm just getting into crocheting and I am trying to come up with some projects to do. I love all of the dolls you have made. They are giving me some good ideas to try to do!
DeleteI love it. Thank you so much for this a(mi)dorable pattern.
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome :)
DeleteMy crochet skills are not that great. Do you sell these at all? Would love to purchase two of them.
ReplyDeleteHello Danielle,
DeleteI do sell them, but I am sorry I am all sold out at the moment. And I am not taking any new orders right now. But I hope to have a draw for a free one and make more to sell later in the year :)
Thank you
Jackie
:)
Wow! I love this pattern already - and I haven't even tried it yet! Thank you so much for sharing, I'll make one for my husband for Valentines if I've got the time :-)
ReplyDeleteAgain: Thank you!
Åsa
No problem, I hope you enjoy the pattern Asa :)
DeleteCUTE, CUTE, CUTE, KAJUTE!!! He's just PERFECT!!! Good job Jackie...and thanks for the link to the YouTube clip - he really loves his Sheldon-doll :o)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much :)
DeleteMy God it´s amazing and send you my congratulations for your great job. ..I love Sheldom...From Tenerife Island, Spain..!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Monica :) And Sheldon is my favorite too :)
DeleteThanks for the pattern!!!
ReplyDeleteNo problem, I hope you enjoy the pattern :)
DeleteHow much would you generally sell a Sheldon for? I don't know what my aim should be if I were to sell one. I use acrylic yarns. I wouldn't try to compete with your dolls, I just don't know what people would spend on handmade crochet dolls like this, and wonder if you have any advice :).
ReplyDeleteThank you.
Hello! My prices and how I take orders will be changing....here is a breakdown of what I charge $25 for hats $60 for pixie dolls with tutus and all other dolls will start at $90. I hope it helps :)
DeleteLove these...but do you have it in Amigurumi format?
ReplyDeleteHello Julie,
DeleteBy "Amigurumi Format" do you mean in the form of a chart? I am sorry I only have it written in this form :)
Love these...but do you have it in Amigurumi format?
ReplyDeleteHi am making a sheldon ATM and have a question round 9 it says sc x 100' is this supposed to have 100 stitches here. I have 42 and am stuffed now lol. Please help me lol
ReplyDeleteShazzy
Hello,
DeleteNo you will not have 100sc in your work. That means you will keep single crocheting until you reach 100. I count the stitches while I crochet instead of working in proper rounds.
Thanks
:)
Thanks for sharing, I will have one happy daughter, she loves Sheldon!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome! I hope you like the pattern :)
DeleteHiya, I am a writer for a blog called geekcrafts and would just like to tell you that your Sheldon Amigurumi Pattern has been featured today! You can find the post here: http://geekcrafts.com/sheldon-cooper-amigurumi-pattern/
ReplyDeleteWe would really appreciate it if you link back to the geek crafts site!
Thanks so much for the awesome pattern!
Jenny.
Thank you so much for the shout out about my Sheldon Pattern! I linked back through Twitter...and I will mention it in my next blog post :)
DeleteThank you so much for this pattern. I am a huge Big Bang Theory fan and a big lover of crochet and amigurami so it seems your website was the jackpot for me. Thank you xxxxx
ReplyDeleteGreetings from the small island of Malta
Loredana
www.loredana61.blogspot.com
Thank you so much Loredana! And I hope you enjoy the pattern :)
DeleteGracias, ya copié el patrón. Minerva Arreola
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoy the pattern :)
DeleteFirst off, I love this pattern!!! Sheldon is awesome! I am stumped though on the feet. I have 16 loops from the pant section and you say to crochet in 12. Do I just skip some stitches?
ReplyDeleteThanks in advance :o)
Hi Jen!
DeleteOkay, so you are at this part...
Feet
With the back of your doll facing you, roll up the pant leg to the round where you crochet in the front loops only in the pants. You should be able to clearly see this round. In the middle of the back of your dolls leg with the color black insert hook pull up stitch and sc x 12 around to make a complete circle.
So you have 16 loops on the inside of your pant leg? If so just skip a few....just make sure there is 12sc around to start working on your feet. I hope this helps, and I am glad you like the pattern :)
Thanks
Jackie
Yes!!! That helps and was exactly what I was going to do, just wasn't sure if that was the right move. Thanks so much for your help!! I can hardly wait to get my Sheldon completed.
ReplyDeleteNo problem :)
DeleteThis looks fab! Thanks for sharing the pattern freely.
ReplyDeleteHOLA QUE BONITO ESTA TENDRAS EL PATRON DE LOS AMIGOS DE SHELDON ESTARIA INCREIVLE Y GRACIAS
ReplyDeleteI am confused on the part where it says:
ReplyDelete(Sc x 5, 2sc in next st) x 6.
• Sc x 100.
right after you do the (Sc x 5, 2sc in next st) x 6. then just do 100 sc? it doesn't seem to add up right...
same problem here! :)
DeleteHello Rohini and Anita,
DeleteThat is correct you do "(Sc x 5, 2sc in next st) x 6" .....then do 100 single crochets. I hope this helps :)
I am in love. He is so wonderfully perfect. Thank you for fostering my love of both crochet AND Big Bang Theory! You totally rock in my book! Following your blog while I am here!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Kay! And I hope you like the pattern :)
DeleteJackie I'm having a bit of trouble with the thumb bit. How is it done. I've looked at how to do a bobble stitch but I don't get it, it doesn't look like yours
ReplyDeleteShazzy
Hello Shazzy,
DeleteTo do a bobble stitch you can find tutorials online. But I don't really follow a pattern. I yo, insert into next st, yo, pull up loop, yo go through loop....and I repeat this a few times. Some times if I want a bit of a larger nose I will do it a few more times than normal. I hope this makes sense :)
I have the same question, but you answered for the NOSE. Can you give me instructions on how you do the HAND?
DeleteHello Janet,
DeleteTo make the hand it is the same stitch as the nose. It is a puff/bobble stitch.
I am so confused. Your dolls look like their head is about the size of a walnut, the one I just made is the size of a large grapefruit. Did I do something wrong?
ReplyDeleteHello Stephanie,
DeleteThe size of the heads on my Sheldon Dolls are quite large. If you watch the video of Jim Parsons with his Sheldon Doll, that Doll was made using this pattern and his head you can see in the video is quite large. It can rest in the palm of your hand. So your doll's head sounds about right. Please let me know if you have anymore questions :)
Love it! I'm a huge Big Bang Theory fan and am trying my darndest to spread the love to everyone so when I saw your Sheldon, I freaked (I'm pretty sure I scared my husband). I'm glad you put your pattern up too. I want to try my hand at making him. Any chance you'll put up your patterns for the rest of the gang and their girls? I can use them all as decoration for my BBT themed bathroom! Thanks for being awesome and creative for us who lack that ability!!
ReplyDeleteawww thank you so much! I will be making Penny very soon, and will share the pattern. For the rest of the guys I didn't write down the patterns though. I have a rough pattern for Howard, but it needs to be tweaked. I hope you like the Sheldon Pattern :)
DeleteI love this Sheldon. It is awesome! Thank you so much for sharing your pattern!! My skills are not that great, but I have started the project. I can't seem to find the safety eyes. Do you know where I can get the 7.5 safety eyes?
ReplyDeleteI love Sheldon too, he is my favorite! And yes, I get all my safety eyes from 6060Eyes :)
Deletehttp://www.etsy.com/shop/6060
Would you sell one? I want to have one *.*
ReplyDeleteHello,
DeleteI do sell my Sheldon Dolls once in a while. When I have premade items to sell, I post them in my Etsy Shop :)
This is my fav TV show. I love the Shelly dolls!
ReplyDeleteThanks Amy :)
DeleteSo cute and cool that Sheldon actually got one!
ReplyDeleteThanks Becky :)
DeleteWhere did you buy the Safety Eyes for the doll? I am ready to attach them, but cannot find them anywhere!!! Thanks
ReplyDeleteHello,
DeleteI order all of my safety eyes from 6060 Eyes...here is the link to her shop :)
http://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/6060
Hi Jackie, I am enjoying this pattern but I'm stumped on the legs. I just completed the sc 147 and am now at the skip 18 stitches......do I slip stitch those 18 stitches or do I finish off at the 147 and start the "round 18 stitches from there? All so I assume the 367 is for one leg but see no instruction on how to join that In a round. I hope that makes sense.
ReplyDeleteJ
Let me know if you have anymore questions :)
DeleteI am also very confused at this part and I can't see the reply to this question for some reason :( Do I chain 18 and slip stitch into the 18th sc in the round from the last of the 147 sc's? Or do I totally skip 18 in the round from where the last sc of the 147 is and continue from there? Not sure how this will form the legs and don't want to screw it up. This is my first ami and have done so good s.this far and look forward to finishing it well! Thanks for the help and pattern. Can't wait to give the finished product as a gift to my brother! :)
DeleteHello,
DeleteTo form the first leg after you "Sc147" you don't chain. You skip 18 stitches and then sc in the next stitch...and continue until you have reached 367 single crochets. Basically you are creating a tube off the body that will be the first leg, and leaving a whole (the whole is where you jumped over 18 single crochets) where you will go back to create the second leg. I hope this helps :)
My sister loves Sheldon. I'll do it... Thank you very much for the pattern!!!
ReplyDeleteIt´s really great. I love him. I´m going to knitt it. greetings from Argentina.
ReplyDeleteI made one! :D
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Your Sheldon turned out so cute!!! :)
Deletehola!! muchas gracias por el patron pero no entiendo la parte de scx100, ya que con scx5, 2sc me quedan 42sc y nose q significa los 100. si tienes un video del patron seria mas sencillo seguirlo. graciass
ReplyDeleteThanks for the pattern, I want to use this pattern for zayn Malik!! I am also confused with sc x100, just want to ask how many rows is the legs so as not to be confused with sc100, or how may I know how long is the legs??? Thank you very much!!!
ReplyDeleteHello,
DeleteI am sorry this is one of my earlier patterns so it is not written in proper rounds. So where it says "sc x 100", that means you do 100 single crochets. I hope this helps :)
Thanks!
I'm going to do this one as a Christmas Present <3 I totally love your work
ReplyDeleteI see a pattern for Amy listed. Do you have the patterns for Penny, Bernadette and the other Big Bang characters available?
ReplyDeleteHello Mary,
DeleteNo, I'm sorry in this size of doll I only have the Sheldon and Amy pattern. But I do have a smaller set that has the whole cast, you can find it here :)
http://www.amidorablecrochet.ca/2014/08/the-big-bang-theory-patterns.html#.VmdBGLgrK71
Thanks!
I'm so excited to make this for my granddaughter but then I read through the pattern and got worried. So I read thru the comments because I had no idea what X 100 meant. I thought it meant 100 rows then I see you answered it's 100 sc. How do you ever count to 100 without losing track? Can you give me maybe the length I know I would mess up if I had to count every sc. Thank you very much
ReplyDeleteH.
Hello Kathy,
DeleteI am sorry, I don't have a finished doll to measure the arm to get the length :(.
And that is correct I single crocheted x 100.
Thanks!
Confused with the arms. Mine came out to short
ReplyDeleteHello Kathy,
DeleteWhere abouts are you in the pattern for the arm ? I would be happy to try and help you :)
Thanks!
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ReplyDeleteI just finished my sheldon and it turned out adorable. Thank you so much for sharing this pattern!
ReplyDeleteHi Jackie, really awesome work! Do you still sell this Sheldon Crochet?
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