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Miniature Foldable Dollhouse Amigurumi Pattern

Miniature Foldable Dollhouse Amigurumi Pattern
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About This Miniature Foldable Dollhouse Amigurumi Pattern

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This project is a wonderful challenge for crafters who love miniatures and detail work. Once finished, it makes an enchanting heirloom-quality gift for anyone who loves tiny things.

Why You'll Love This Miniature Foldable Dollhouse Amigurumi Pattern

I’m obsessed with how this house actually stays upright thanks to the wire frame! It feels so sturdy once it's done. Plus, making the micro bunny is such a rewarding tiny victory.

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I have always been enchanted by miniatures, and this dollhouse project is honestly one of my favorite things I've ever designed. There is something so satisfying about watching a flat piece of crochet transform into a 3D structure just by adding a bit of wire. I remember the first time I finished the micro bunny—I just stared at it for like ten minutes because I couldn't believe how cute those tiny popcorn-stitch legs turned out!

If you're feeling a bit intimidated by the wire frame or the tiny hook, don't worry. Just take it one stitch at a time. The wire frame is actually much easier to install than it looks, and it makes the whole house feel so professional and high-quality. I recommend using a nice, stiff cotton yarn for this one because it gives the walls that crisp, clean look that makes the house pop. It’s the perfect weekend project to get lost in, and seeing it all come together with the little tree and blanket is just pure magic. I can't wait to see your tiny houses!

Common Mistakes & How to Fix Them

✗ Using a hook that is too large will result in a floppy house that won't hold its shape against the wire frame — stick to the 1.75mm or smaller.✗ When joining the floors to the walls in Round 6 and 12, make sure you're working into the back loops only, or the hinge won't fold properly.✗ The wire frame needs to be measured exactly against your finished crochet pieces — if the wire is too long, the house will bulge and won't close flush.✗ Don't overstuff the micro bunny; it's so small that even a tiny bit too much filling will distort the popcorn-stitch legs and make it look lumpy.

Miniature Foldable Dollhouse Amigurumi Pattern

This tiny dollhouse is pure magic! It’s a foldable pocket-sized home complete with furniture and a tiny bunny resident. You'll love the clever way it fits together using a wire frame for stability. It's the perfect little world to gift or keep on your desk for a bit of whimsy.

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Materials Needed for Miniature Foldable Dollhouse Amigurumi Pattern

— Main Fabric

  • 01
    Approx 30g of beige cotton DK yarn for the walls and floors
  • 02
    Approx 20g of white cotton DK yarn for the roof and ground
  • 03
    Small amounts of red and green DK yarn for the festive accessories

— Tools Required

  • 01
    1.75mm crochet hook for the main house structure
  • 02
    1.0mm crochet hook for micro details and the bunny
  • 03
    40cm of floral wire for the internal frame
  • 04
    Round nose pliers for bending and joining the wire
  • 05
    Tapestry needle for sewing and embroidery
  • 06
    Small decorative button for the house closure
  • 07
    Polyester fiberfill for the bunny
  • 08
    Embroidery thread for the bunny eyes and window details

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— 1. Dollhouse Part 1 - Floors (Make 3) :

Round 1 :

Start with a foundation chain of 9. sc in the 2nd ch from the hook and in each ch across. (8)

Round 2 :

ch 1, turn, sc 8. (8)

Round 3 :

ch 1, turn, sc 8. (8)

Round 4 :

ch 1, turn, sc 8. (8)

Trim :

ch 1, sc 4 along the side edge, 2 sc into the corner, sc 6 along the bottom, 2 sc into the next corner, sc 4 along the final side. (18)

— 2. Dollhouse Part 1 - Walls :

Round 1 :

ch 1, work 18 sc through the BLO of the floor edge. (18)

Round 2-4 (Wall Section 1) :

ch 1, turn, sc 2. (2)

Round 2 (Window Section 2) :

ch 4, skip 2 stitches from the base, sc 10. (10)

Round 3 (Window Section 2) :

ch 1, turn, sc 9, sc 1 into the chain space. (10)

Round 4 (Window Section 2) :

sl st into the chain loop, turn, sc 10. (10)

Round 2 (Wall Section 3) :

ch 4, skip 2 stitches from the base, sc 2. (2)

Round 3 (Wall Section 3) :

ch 1, turn, sc 1, sc 1 into the chain space. (2)

Round 4 (Wall Section 3) :

sl st into the chain loop, turn, sc 2. (2)

Round 5 :

ch 1, turn, sc 2, 2 sc into the chain space, sc 10, 2 sc into the chain space, sc 2. (18)

Round 6 :

Turn and grab your 1st floor detail. ch 1, work 18 sc through the BLO of the walls and the BLO of the floor to join. (18)

Round 7 :

ch 1, turn, sc 18. (18)

Round 8-10 (Wall Section 1) :

ch 1, turn, sc 6. (6)

Round 8 (Window Section 2) :

ch 4, skip 2 stitches, sc 2. (2)

Round 9 (Window Section 2) :

ch 1, turn, sc 1, sc 1 into the chain space. (2)

Round 10 (Window Section 2) :

sl st into the chain loop, turn, sc 2. (2)

Round 8 (Wall Section 3) :

ch 4, skip 2 stitches, sc 6. (6)

Round 9 (Wall Section 3) :

ch 1, turn, sc 5, sc 1 into the chain space. (6)

Round 10 (Wall Section 3) :

sl st into the chain loop, turn, sc 6. (6)

Round 11 :

ch 1, turn, sc 6, 2 sc into the chain space, sc 2, 2 sc into the chain space, sc 6. (18)

Round 12 :

Turn and grab your 2nd floor detail. ch 1, work 18 sc through the BLO of the walls and the BLO of the floor to join. (18)

— 3. Dollhouse Part 1 - Attic :

Round 1 :

ch 1, turn, 5 sl st, ch 1, sc 8. (8)

Round 2 :

ch 1, turn, dec, sc 4, dec. (6)

Round 3 :

ch 1, turn, dec, sc 2, dec. (4)

Round 4 :

ch 1, turn, 2 dec. (2)

Round 5 :

ch 1, turn, dec, ch 1, 5 sl st down the side of the attic, 5 sl st across the top of the wall. (1)

— 4. Dollhouse Part 1 - Roof :

Round 1 :

Using white yarn, make a foundation chain of 7. sc in the 2nd ch and across. (6)

Round 2 :

ch 1, work sc 4 through the wall and roof together, sc 1 through the wall, roof, and attic border, sc 1. (6)

Round 3 :

ch 1, turn, sc 1, sc 1 into the attic stitch, sc 4. (6)

Round 4 :

ch 1, turn, sc 4, sc 1 into the attic stitch, sc 1. (6)

Round 5 :

ch 1, turn, sc 1, sc 1 into the attic stitch, sc 4. (6)

Round 6 :

ch 1, turn, sc 4, sc 1 into the attic stitch, sc 1. (6)

Round 7 :

ch 1, turn, sc 1, sc 1 into the attic stitch, sc 4. (6)

Round 8 :

ch 1, turn, sc 4, sc 1 into the attic stitch, sc 1. (6)

Round 9 :

ch 1, turn, sc 1, sc 1 into the attic stitch, sc 4. (6)

Round 10 :

ch 1, turn, sc 4, sc 1 into the attic stitch, sc 1. (6)

Round 11 :

ch 1, turn, sc 1, sc 1 into the attic stitch, sc 4. (6)

Round 12 :

ch 1, turn, sc 4, sc 1 into the attic stitch, sc 1. (6)

Round 13 :

ch 1, turn, sc 1, sc 5 through the final wall stitches. (6)

Round 14 :

ch 1, turn, sc 6. (6)

Round 15 :

ch 1, turn, 6 sl st, ch 1, 2 sl st along the front roof border. (6)

— 5. Dollhouse Part 2 - Floors (Make 2) :

Round 1 :

ch 9, sc in the 2nd ch and across. (8)

Round 2 :

ch 1, turn, sc 8. (8)

Trim :

ch 1, sc 2 along the side, 2 sc in the corner, sc 6 along the bottom, 2 sc in the corner, sc 2 along the side. (14)

— 6. Dollhouse Part 2 - Walls :

Round 1 :

ch 1, work 14 sc through the BLO of the floor edge. (14)

Round 2-4 (Wall Section 1) :

ch 1, turn, sc 2. (2)

Round 2 (Window Section 2) :

ch 4, skip 2 stitches, sc 6. (6)

Round 3 (Window Section 2) :

ch 1, turn, sc 5, sc 1 into the chain space. (6)

Round 4 (Window Section 2) :

sl st into the chain loop, turn, sc 6. (6)

Round 2 (Wall Section 3) :

ch 4, skip 2 stitches, sc 2. (2)

Round 3 (Wall Section 3) :

ch 1, turn, sc 1, sc 1 into the chain space. (2)

Round 4 (Wall Section 3) :

sl st into the chain loop, turn, sc 2. (2)

Round 5 :

ch 1, turn, sc 2, 2 sc into the chain space, sc 6, 2 sc into the chain space, sc 2. (14)

Round 6 :

ch 1, turn, sc 14. (14)

Round 7 :

ch 1, turn, sc 14. (14)

Round 8-10 (Wall Section 1) :

ch 1, turn, sc 4. (4)

Round 8 (Window Section 2) :

ch 4, skip 2 stitches, sc 2. (2)

Round 9 (Window Section 2) :

ch 1, turn, sc 1, sc 1 into the chain space. (2)

Round 10 (Window Section 2) :

sl st into the chain loop, turn, sc 2. (2)

Round 8 (Wall Section 3) :

ch 4, skip 2 stitches, sc 4. (4)

Round 9 (Wall Section 3) :

ch 1, turn, sc 3, sc 1 into the chain space. (4)

Round 10 (Wall Section 3) :

sl st into the chain loop, turn, sc 4. (4)

Round 11 :

ch 1, turn, sc 4, 2 sc into the chain space, sc 2, 2 sc into the chain space, sc 4. (14)

Round 12 :

ch 1, turn, sc 14. (14)

— 7. Dollhouse Part 2 - Attic & Roof :

Round 1 (Attic) :

ch 1, turn, 3 sl st, ch 1, sc 8. (8)

Round 2 (Attic) :

ch 1, turn, dec, sc 4, dec. (6)

Round 3 (Attic) :

ch 1, turn, dec, sc 2, dec. (4)

Round 4 (Attic) :

ch 1, turn, 2 dec. (2)

Round 5 (Attic) :

ch 1, turn, dec, ch 1, 5 sl st down, 3 sl st along wall top. (1)

Round 1 (Roof) :

Using white yarn, ch 5, sc in 2nd ch and across. (4)

Round 2 (Roof) :

ch 1, sc 2 through wall and roof, sc 1 through wall/roof/attic, sc 1. (4)

Round 3-12 (Roof) :

Repeat the alternating attic-join pattern used for Part 1 roof. (4)

Round 13-15 (Roof) :

Complete the roof edge as done in Part 1. (4)

— 8. Ground Section :

Round 1 :

Join white yarn to the FLO of the floor detail. sc 28. (28)

Round 2 :

1 inc, 8 sc, 2 inc, 2 sc, 2 inc, 8 sc, 2 inc, 2 sc, 1 inc. (36)

Round 3 :

1 inc, 10 sc, 2 inc, 4 sc, 2 inc, 10 sc, 2 inc, 4 sc, 1 inc. (44)

Round 4 :

1 inc, 2 sc, 1 hdc, 6 dc, 1 hdc, 2 sc, sl st. (14)

— 9. Christmas Tree :

Round 1-2 :

Using green yarn, sc 10 in a spiral. (10)

Round 3 :

[dec, sc 3] repeat twice. (8)

Round 4 :

[dec, sc 2] repeat twice. (6)

Round 5 :

[dec, sc] repeat twice. (4)

Round 6 :

2 sl st into the opposite stitches to close. (2)

Base :

Join white yarn to the foundation chain. ch 1, [inc, sc] repeat 5 times. (15)

— 10. Micro Bunny :

Round 1 :

Work 6 sc into a mr. (6)

Round 2 :

6 inc. (12)

Round 3-6 :

sc in each stitch. (12)

Round 7 :

ch 5, sc 2 starting from 2nd ch for first arm, sc 5 along body, ch 5, sc 2 for second arm, sc 7 along body. (12)

Round 8-12 :

sc in each stitch, skipping the arms. (12)

Round 13 :

sc 6, then work 2 popcorn-stitch legs using 5 dc each, joining to the body with sl st. (12)

Tail :

Join yarn to the back, ch 2, dc, ch 2, sl st into the same spot. (1)

Ears :

Join yarn to the head, ch 3, 3 dc in one spot, ch 3, turn, 3 dc dec, ch 2, turn, 4 sl st down the ear. (1)

Assembly Instructions

  • Shape the floral wire into two frames that match the perimeter of your Part 1 and Part 2 house sections.
  • Crochet the beige yarn directly over the wire frame to secure it to the edges of the house walls and floors.
  • Align Part 1 and Part 2 and join them together using a row of single crochet along the side wall to create the hinge.
  • Sew the decorative button onto the front of Part 1 and create a chain loop on Part 2 for the closure.
  • Embroider small details like window panes or vines onto the exterior using white or colored thread.
  • Place the blanket and pillow on the floors and set your micro bunny inside its new home.

Important Notes

  • 💡Tension is everything here — keep your stitches tight so the fabric is dense enough to hide the wire frame.
  • 💡The roof is worked as you go, joining to the walls; if you find this tricky, you can crochet it separately and sew it on later.
  • 💡Use a contrasting thread as a stitch marker for the micro bunny since it is worked in a continuous spiral.
  • 💡When making the wire frame, blunt the ends of the wire with your pliers to prevent them from poking through the yarn.

I truly hope you enjoy every second of creating this tiny world. There’s something so special about finishing a project that feels like a real, miniature heirloom. Whether you keep it as a desk companion or gift it to someone who loves all things small, it’s sure to bring a smile. Don't forget to share your photos — I love seeing how everyone decorates their tiny homes! Happy stitching, and may your micro bunny be the first of many tiny residents. 🧶 🧵 ✨

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FAQs

Can I make this without the wire frame?

You could, but the house will be quite soft and won't stand up or close properly — the wire is what gives it that essential dollhouse structure.

Is the bunny too hard for a beginner?

The bunny uses micro-crochet techniques and a 1.0mm hook, which can be very fiddly, so I'd recommend practicing the shapes with a larger hook first.

What kind of wire should I use for the frame?

Floral wire or any 20-gauge craft wire works well; just make sure it's stiff enough to hold a shape but flexible enough to bend with your pliers.

How do I make the house bigger?

Simply use a thicker yarn like worsted weight and a 3.5mm hook, but remember to increase the length of your wire frame accordingly!