Free Wicked Crochet Doll Pattern: Glinda and Elphaba Amigurumi Duo

One sweet, one spooky, and both impossible to resist. This pair of crocheted dolls is made for anyone who loves a little fairy-tale magic: a golden-haired girl in a frilly pink dress and a green witch in a pointed black hat.

Read the short overview below to see if this project is right for you. The PDF pattern is waiting at the very bottom of the page, after a short countdown.

Meet the dolls

Both dolls share the same big glossy eyes and soft, rounded heads, but each one has a very different look. The blonde doll has rosy cheeks, long golden curls and a tiny crown of gray-lavender roses. The green witch has deep brown wavy hair, green hands and a pointed black hat with a crinkled brim. Crochet them as a pair for a display that tells its own little story.

About the dresses

The pink dress is built from stacked ruffled tiers, worked in simple rounds so the skirt looks full and fluffy. The witch wears a long black dress that flows out behind her, finished with the tall hat that gives her so much character. Everything is made from basic shapes with single crochet, increases and decreases, which means the outfits look fancy without being complicated.

What you will need

• Soft cotton or acrylic yarn in skin tone, green, golden yellow, brown, pink, black and gray-lavender
• A small crochet hook (around 2 mm, the PDF lists the exact size)
• Polyester fiberfill for stuffing
• Large black safety eyes
• A tapestry needle, stitch markers and scissors
• A little pink blush or thread for the rosy cheeks (optional)

The pattern at a glance

1. Crochet the heads and bodies in the round, then stuff them firmly.
2. Make the golden curls, the brown wavy hair and the little flower crown.
3. Work the pink tiered dress and the black dress.
4. Crochet the pointed witch hat.
5. Make the arms, legs and shoes, then assemble and add the face details.

Skill level: intermediate. You should be comfortable with the magic ring, increases, decreases and sewing pieces together, and have a little patience for the hair details.

Tips for a neat result

• Keep your tension tight so the stuffing does not show through the stitches.
• Use stitch markers on every round, especially when you work the ruffled tiers.
• Pin the hair, arms and legs in place before you sew, and compare both sides.
• Place the eyes with pins first and take a photo to check that the face looks balanced.

Your PDF pattern is almost ready

Unlocking in 40 seconds

Keep this tab open. The timer pauses if you switch to another tab.

While you wait:

• Pick your yarn colors and check that you have enough pink and green.
• Get a hook and stitch markers ready.
• Pin this post to Pinterest so you can find it again.

Your PDF pattern is ready!

Get the PDF Pattern