It’s always snuggle time when you fit your container so purfectly!

Let’s knit some dogs that look like food!

The SCARIEST cats you’ve ever seen…is what they would be if they weren’t so cozy.

Keep your cool by knitting some tiny creatures who just hopped out of the icebox! The Tiny Frozen Friends pattern collection includes intermediate-level instructions for a tiny penguin, walrus, polar bear, narwhal, and even a glacier.

Knit up a cast of characters that are so cute, it’s criminal!

These little guys are just begging you to knit them!

Let’s give thanks for the little things by knitting the tiniest Thanksgiving dinner ever.

Some cats are lap cats, but all cats are laptop cats! (Just ask anyone with a laptop and a cat.)

Knit a tiny cat that can (sort of) stand on its own two feet!

Nurture your inner cat by knitting a collection of cats that’s all inner cat!

Previously exclusive to the Knitrino app—now available as a PDF pattern!

Happy Year of the Dragon! Knit these little friends for good luck in 2024.

Knit a cat who, like all of us sometimes, is just hanging in there!

It’s the 2023 Mochimochi Land holiday pattern: Kitty Canes!

Create instant Easter kitsch by knitting a teeny-weeny lambie cake!

Happy Year of the Rabbit! Knit these little friends for good luck in 2023. They’ll practically hop off your needles, so your luck can multiply in no time!

Introducing the sweetest new friend in Mochimochi Land! The Mini Holi-log wants to hang on your tree, hang out in your holiday display, or just be a delightful gift on her own. Yule be very merry making her, with her sugary swirls, randomized bark texture, and teeny embellishments.

She’s got big ovaries and she’s not afraid to use them. Or not use them! It’s really nobody’s business what she does with her ovaries—she just needs YOU to join the fight for abortion rights.

Now available as a PDF pattern!

This is a free pattern with a request for a donation to an organization supporting Ukrainians.

This itty-bitty rose knits up in an hour or less, so you can dole out the love liberally or make a mini bouquet for your one and only.

Hey, it’s a new year! However 2022 is starting out for you, it could probably be improved by knitting a tiny tiger. And this little big cat might just help you tackle whatever’s ahead in this year of the tiger.

Goodnight Mice are sleepy little creatures who just want to curl up and forget about the holidays, and the world in general. Sounds nice, right? Tuck them into a mini stocking or sleeping bag (both included in the pattern), or just knit a drowsy mouse then take a nap for yourself!

Now available as a PDF pattern!

I was so excited and grateful to recently get a COVID vaccine, I just had to knit a happy syringe! Jabby is ready to inject some hope and happiness into whoever encounters her. The pattern is free and basic: techniques include knitting in the round (written for DPNs but you could use a circular needle and magic loop) and I-cord. 

Mochimochi Land’s 2020 holiday pattern is here! Cookie and Crumbles provide a delicious combination: a bulky, squeezable project you can really sink your teeth into, and fingering-weight friends that you can knit up in a snap.

Staying in for a while? Get comfy with these domestic icons.

June 2020 Update: I’ve revised this pattern to include circular knitting instructions! The new version is now available as a free download here.

All proceeds from sales of this pattern will go to Chicago-area food banks.

Good luck knitting just one duck!

Look who’s here to save Christmas!

Pa rum plum plum plum!

Tiny Scarecrow had ONE job…but the micro-crows are just too cute to shoo away!

Knit a squishy little owl using beginner techniques!

The ball pit came and went at Vogue Knitting LIVE NYC in January 2019. It was a huge success!

Amaze your friends with a magic rabbit who pulls tiny bunnies and carrots out of his hat AND his tail!

Special Little Snowflakes celebrate how we’re all a bit alike and also unique at the same time. Knit them for all the special creatures in your life!

If you’re new to knitting toys, let this unicorn reveal all the secrets to you!

If you’re new to knitting toys, let this hedgehog show you the way!

If you’re new to knitting toys, let this gnome be your guide!

Be they ever so humble, Homely and her trusty pal hut will bring you domestic bliss. They’re the perfect size to accompany tiny mochis in a little scene, or just knit these huggable houses to remind you of home.

Tiny nutcrackers may look a little fierce, but they’re just three inches tall and 60% hat. Knit them for everyone on your nutty and nice lists!

Make room for mushrooms! A full 15 inches tall, Jumbo Mushrooms knit up quickly with intermediate techniques, and they’re equally fun for play and decor. Pair with Jumbo Gnome for the full wooly woodland experience.

Generosi-trees are the cheeriest, most adorably hospitable mochi friends ever. Knit them up quickly for charming holiday decor or the perfect gift for anyone who loves giving or receiving!

Knit tiny alpaca for your most discerning fiber-loving friends!

Do your yarn a favor and turn it back into itty-bitty sheep!

Everybody likes to get fancy for the holidays, especially walruses! These bewhiskered fellows knit up in just a few hours for cute last-minute gifts and holiday decor. The pattern comes with instructions to knit a snowball-sized walrus, plus a Santa hat, a skullcap, and an ear-flap hat.

Thwickeds may be evil, but they’re also cute and cuddly and oh-so fuzzy-wuzzy. A quick and quirky project for Halloween or any time of year!

This rare flying narwhal brings good luck and nice smells to all who see her! Knit her for someone who doesn’t believe in magic.

Level up your knitting with a huggable retro-style arcade! Quarters is the perfect conversation piece for your office or den, and the perfect knitted gift for that special gamer in your life.

Spread some red-nosed cheer with our 2013 holiday pattern! These snowball-sized reindeer make quick gifts and cute decor that you can knit up in a day or less.

With a tail this long, a monkey means business!

Make your days luckier and your dreams sweeter with the help of sweet knitted stars!

These amorous androids are head over wheels for each other! Knit them for the one you love to bits.

Spread some cozy cheer with Bundle-up Bears, the Mochimochi Land 2012 holiday pattern! These palm-sized little guys can be knit up in an evening, with no seaming involved.

Now with 1700% more gnome! At 18 inches tall, this huggable forest dweller is an intermediate project that knits up faster than you’d think, with fun techniques and simple construction. And he’s got a secret: his beard is actually a pocket for hiding little treasures!

Plinky & Plunky will tickle your ivories!

Make some sushi that will never go bad! This pattern collection includes Tiny Ebi Sushi, Maki Sushi, Gyoza, and Edamame.

With Professor Plunger at his side, Flushie will flush his way down into your heart.

Teeny-tiny Angels knit up in about 2 hours and make perfect present toppers, stocking stuffers, holiday jewelry or ornaments.

Teeny-Tiny and cute as a button: Tiny Bowling Ball + Pin, Tiny Koala, Tiny Ice Cream, and Tiny Acorn!

Why should people have all the fun? Goblins want to dress up for Halloween too!

Knit ‘em up while they’re hot! Serve with a dollop of fly.

Knitting patterns for Tiny Penguin, Tiny Doughnut, Tiny Chef, and Tiny Rocket!

These bashful birds just made it to the wing-holding stage! Coo and Coy are cuties on their own and can also come together for an adorable heart-shaped duo.

A super cute, super quick holiday pattern perfect for stocking stuffers and ornaments!

Knitting patterns for Tiny Panda, Tiny Zombie, Tiny Bee, and Tiny Cheeseburger!

This huggable hardware is guaranteed not to crash!

Knitting patterns for Tiny Gnome, Tiny Frog, Tiny Pancakes, and Tiny Trash Can!

Includes patterns for Tiny Vacuum, Tiny Baby, Tiny Lollipop, and Tiny Lion.

Hugs has so much love to give! Squoze is just concentrating on breathing.

Tiny Elephant, Tiny Corn, Tiny Violin, and Tiny Toothpaste

These teeny tiny guys are handy holiday helpers! Whip each up in less than an hour, then use them as present toppers, stocking stuffers, holiday jewelry or ornaments.

Cute up your space with these rock-a-bye baby birds!

These gorgeous little guys are super-quick knits with no seaming! The pattern comes with personality profiles for each balding type and instructions for how to achieve the fascinating forms thinning hair comes in.

This little pyromaniac will warm the cockles of your heart. (Just don’t let him singe your needles in the process!)

Make room for more with dogs you can store!

A basic puppet for adult-size hands with variations for Mack the Monkey, Buddy the Bug, and Gertie the Bird!

This top hat-wearing groundhog is easy to spot in the wild: Just keep an eye out for a sophisticated-looking mound of dirt!

Looper is a lemur-like creature with a prehensile tail!

Boo’s favorite word is… BOO!

Predator and prey both wear a toupee!

Save some space with these compact kitties!

Beware the Ninjabun… he’s covert, sneaky, and VERY hungry.

Make every day a rainy one with Rainycloud and Rainydrops!

Tubby thinks you need a bath.

Which Came First? It’s a question for the ages. Now you can visualize this timeless conundrum with a most philosophical knitted toy – a reversible chicken and egg!

Techniques include knitting in the round on double-pointed needles.

A friend who feeds is a friend indeed.

These little dogs love to be linked up sausage-style. All the better to sniff one another!s butts!

These holiday helpers think they have come up with the ultimate gift: little knitted elves!

Mochimochi Land’s 2007 Holiday Pattern (Or it could just be a deer for the rest of the year!)

This little tree thinks “luck” is a relative term. (The birds think you make your own luck!)

Whose diaper would you rather change?

Gargle is a most hygenic giraffe - he’s completely spotless!

Tums wants to be your friend because he thinks you will give him candy. (But don’t do it! Candy makes his tummy ache.)

Pepto is reaching out for your love!

Evolution is still a pretty radical idea. Just ask this little primordial punk!

Hrumph is a grumpy little monster. He may resent you for knitting him, but that’s his problem!

How in the world did they get themselves into this predicament? Knit them and find out!