tr: treble crochet 

sk: skip 

slst: Slip stitch 

v4: 4 single crochet increasing in 1 st 

inc-dc: 2 double crochet increasing in 1 st 

BLO: Back loop only 

FLO: Front loop only 

R: row 

(…)xn: Repeat * n times 

S: Strand/Strands (of hair)  

inc-hdc: 2 half double crochet increasing in 

1 st 

inc-tr: 2 treble crochet increasing in 1 st 

MR: magic ring  

ch/st: chain/stich 

sc: single crochet 

inc: single crochet increase 

dec: single cochcet decrease 

dec3: 3 single crochet stitches together 

hdc: half double crochet 

dc: double crochet 

w: 3 single crochet in 1 stich 

(…): crochet all in 1 stitch 

dec-hdc: 2 half double crochet decrease 

(2 hdc in one stitch) 

dec-dc: 2 double crochet decrease (2 dc 

in one stitch) 

- SIZES approx: Product is about 18.5cm (~7.3 inch); 

- Work in continuous round – spiral (no joining required), do not join rounds 

or turn, unless instructed otherwise in the pattern; 

- It is highly recommended that you read through the pattern completely 

before beginning to crochet! 

 

         

Work in rounds. Slst and ch1/ch2 at the 

end of each round (the chain is not counted 

as a stitch). 

 Sleeve consists of 10 stitches, 6 stitches 

on top and 4 stitches on bottom and 2 

stitches on both sides (positions marked in 

photo). 

At the bottom mid-sleeve point, take blue 

yarn #46 up 1ch and crochet: 

 R1: 12hdc, slst, 2ch (12) 

 R2-4: 12dc, slst, 2ch (3R) (12) 

 R5: 12dc, slst, 1ch (12) 

 Cut the blue yarn, change to red yarn: 

  R6: (3sc, 1inc)x3, slst. (15) 

  Fasten off.

Collar: The collar has 16 crochet stitches, from the back of the left collar take 

blue yarn #46 up 1ch and crochet: 

R1: 16sc, 2ch, turn (16) 

Start crocheting the first collar (right collar) 

R2: BLO 8dc, 1ch, turn   (8) 

Cut the blue yarn, change to red yarn: 

R3: 8sc (8)

 fasten off.   

Continue crocheting the second collar

 (left collar): Take blue yarn #46 at the 

9th stitch of R1

 (next to the ending stitch of R2), 

go up 2ch and crochet similarly to R2-R3. 

R1-6: 15hdc, slst, 1ch  (15)

R7: 15hdc, slst (15)

Fasten off. 

Do the second as same as the first trouser-leg, but do not cut the yarn after 

finishing R8, make 1ch, connect with the first trouser-leg by 3slst (This 3slst goes 

through both trouser-legs). After that, make 1ch, the new starting point is calculated from this position. 

  

 The new circle for the trousers will be made from 14 hdc of 2 trouser-legs (unless 

the middle stitch of the 3 slst stitches between the 2 trouser-legs). 

There are 28 hdc in total. Work in rounds, slst and ch1 at the end of each round (the 

chain is not counted as a stitch) 

Continue crocheting: 

R8-9: 28hdc, slst, 1ch  (28)

R10: 28hdc, slst.  (28)

Fasten off. 

• Round cap part: 

Work in rounds. Slst and ch1 at the end of each round (the chain is not counted as a stitch). 

Start with blue yarn #46: 

R1: (1ch, 10hdc) in MR, slst, 1ch (10)  

R2: 10inc-hdc, slst, 1ch  (20)

R3: (1hdc, 1inc-hdc)x10, slst, 1ch  (30)

R4: (1hdc, 1inc-hdc, 1hdc)x10, slst, 1ch (40)    

R5: (3hdc, 1inc-hdc)x10, slst, 1ch  (50)  

R6: BLO 50hdc, slst, 1ch  (50) 

R7: 50hdc, slst, 1ch (50)  

R8: (9hdc, 1inc-hdc)x5, slst, 1ch   (55)

R9: 11hdc, 2dc, 1inc-tr, 2dc, 23hdc, 2dc, 1inc-tr, 2dc, 11dc, slst ( 57) 

Fasten off.

   

Start with blue yarn #46 and make a chain of 17ch, from the 2nd loop: 

R1-11: 16hdc, 1ch, turn (11R) (16) 

R12: 16hdc (16)

fasten off.

(Note: after fasten off in this part, you must create a square with 4 equal sides. 

Depending on your crocheting skills, if you cannot create a square, you can 

crochet more or less rows) 

At the middle point of the square edge, use blue yarn #46 to border around with 

single stitch, at the corners of the square will crochet (sc,1ch, sc). After 

finishing bordering 4 edges, fasten off.

Cut a piece of cardboard rdboard 1.5cm wide, length as desired, use use red yarn to wrap around the cardboard about 15-20 times, use red yarn to go through 1 edge of the cardboard to tie 1 end of the wrapped yarn and tighten, use scissors to cut the yarn on the remaining side of the cardboard, use red yarn to tie around the fringe (photos below)

After finishing the tassel, sew one end of the yarn to the center point of the 

square cap, then sew the square onto the top of the round cap, so that the center 

coincides with the center, the corner of the cap is in the same direction as the top of 

the square. 

Usepink Baby yarn to crochet flowers, green to crochet leaves, a 1.8mm crochet 

hook, or you can change the color according to your preference. 

• Flowers (x3): Use pink yarn to make a chain of 9ch, from the 2nd loop 

crochet: (3sc)x8. Fasten off. 

• Leaves (x3): Use green yarn to make a chain of 4ch, crochet from the 2nd  

loop: 3sc, slst. Break. the yarn with a long tail to wrap around the branch 

(photos below) 

• Use wrapping paper to wrap the bouquet.

Cut a piece of red felt measuring 4cm x 3cm and a piece of fomex measuring 2cm x 

3cm. 

Use glue to stick the fomex piece to the inside of the felt piece (photos below).

1. Face: 

- Embroider the eye close to the attached eye pin (photo of finished 

product) 

- Embroidery eyebrows with susan lace 3 thread, 4sts wide, 1st high, the 

space between eye and eyebrow is 3sts. 

- Embroider nose in skin color, 1 row below eyes, 2sts wide. 

- Embroider the white part of the eyes with white yarn. 

- Use pink blush makeup powder or acrylic paint to make the rosy cheek on 

the doll’s cheeks to make the face look more natural. 

2. Hair wig: 

- Place the right side of the hair on the head, the wrong side on top, the 

center of the R1 section of hair coincides with the top of the head; 

- Use a pin to fix the 2 hairs S1 and S7 on both sides of the ears; 

- Pin the S8-S21 hair strands at the back of the head, fix it;

5 hair strands S2, S3, S4, S5, S6 in the front make bangs, between S6 and 

S7 leave a space to create bangs (photos below). 

 Now you have your own Graduation Boy Amigurumi ready to celebrate success. This cute crochet doll makes a perfect handmade gift for graduation season or as a keepsake for someone special.

If you enjoyed this project, don’t forget to check out more free amigurumi patterns on our blog for more fun and creative crochet ideas!