A 28 page PDF eBook with 6 farm animal toy knitting patterns and a full introduction.

A small teddy bear, only 6.5” tall with no sewn seams. A perfect baby gift as there’s no way to chew those ears off in one piece and it only uses half a ball of Dk yarn, so good for stash busting.

Knit your own plush toy magical horse!

A cheerful and cuddly Elephant, about 6” tall and 8” from trunk tip to tail.

A Big Owl (10” tall), the perfect size for cuddling. Big Owl can be knitted as a stuffed toy or as a pajama case. Instructions for both are included in this pattern.

I love whales and I know lots of kids who love whales too. I designed this Whale pattern to look most like the flat headed sperm whale. He is 8” long from his cheeky grin to his impressive tail.

These two little festive folk are only 3” high, but Tiny Santa still has a big beard and Christmas Fairy has knitted wings. They are both perfect for Christmas tree decorations or stocking stuffers.

We love a pattern that you can truly make your own - this one is made up of sections that you can mix and match to design your own snake.

Tap into your evil genius side and make a standing army of Robots or just knit one for a kid who likes space stories. The finished Robot is child friendly as there are no inserts in the legs to help him stand, this Robot stands up through the power of yarn engineering.

A whole family of cuddly hedgehogs in one pattern. The baby hedgehog is 3.25” tall, the Mummy hedgehog is 4.5” tall and the big Daddy hedgehog is 5.5” tall. These cute little guys are far from prickly and they can sit upright to gaze at the stars or lean forward to snuffle around.

A tiny mouse (only 2.75” tall) who can sit in the palm of your hand, or on your desk, or in a Christmas stocking or carry a little sign with a message for someone special. The pattern only uses 30 yards of sock yarn, which makes it a great stash buster.

Crows are very clever birds, which may explain why they are so interesting and a bit frightening. This crow doesn’t look so smart and at only 6” tall he doesn’t seem too menacing either. Nevertheless, he would make a great Halloween decoration or a gift for a bird loving kid.

A cuddly knitted Cow (7.5” tall) who stands on her own four feet and has curved horns. She is made entirely through the power of yarn engineering, there are no wires in those horns or inserts in her legs. This pattern is available individually or as part of the eBook Around the Barnyard which also features the patterns for a pig, sheep, duck, m...

Little Owls, only 3” tall, but full of character. This is a quick and easy project and an addictive knit. It’s fun to knit more than one! Luckily these odd birds make great party favors or stocking stuffers. A friend of mine knitted seven of these owls and turned them into a nursery mobile.

Knit your own toy shark, 15” long from nose to tail. This shark is a knitted marvel, even his pointy teeth are knitted. And with only two short seams he’s a perfect project for the knitter who doesn’t like to sew. This pattern was created for my (then) 4 year old. “Mom, can you knit me a shark?” Who can resist a design brief like that?

A baby sized football (4” across) for sports fan parents and their little quarterbacks. You could add a rattle inside or just keep one on hand to throw at the TV if the game isn’t going your team’s way!

A round and cuddly Pig, about 5” tall and 5” wide. He stands on his four legs through the power of yarn engineering and there isn’t even any wire making his tail curl. This is a very popular pattern with pig lovers of all ages.

A round and cuddly sheep, about 4.5” tall and 6” from tail to nose. She stands on her four legs through the power of yarn engineering, there are no wires or inserts and she’s knitted entirely flat on straight needles. The Sheep pattern is available individually or as part of the eBook Around the Barnyard which also features the patterns for a p...

A Round Rabbit, 7” tall and 6” wide including those stand up ears and big feet. Her ears stand up through the power of yarn engineering, there are no wires or inserts.

Small knitted cubes, only 2.5” tall. These make great baby toys and they really do only have two sewn seams.

A hug monster is an important addition to any household. He always has his arms open, waiting for a hug. He’s big too, around 9.5” tall and 15” from hand to hand. Because his features are made of felt, you can really have fun making him (or her) look just the way you want.

Knit your own birthday, wedding, valentines or holiday cards from this PDF knitting pattern of my original design. This pattern is for ALL FOUR designs Heart, Tree, Snowflake and Gift. 

Knit your own Christmas tree! It’s small (only 7.5”) and portable and doesn’t drop needles. It’s also fun to decorate with beads and use as a table decoration.

One of the knitted patches from my Knitted Holiday Patches pattern is now available for free.

A 4” tall woolly turkey. This woolly bird was created in response to my vegan friend who wanted an inedible turkey for the Thanksgiving table. 

Knit your own cuddly pumpkin heads (2.5” tall). This pumpkin head is easy to make and would be a great Halloween gift, decoration or party favor.

Knit your own cuddly pumpkin heads (5” tall and 6” wide). This pumpkin head is easy to make and would be a great Halloween gift, decoration or party favor.

A snuggly pirate-y cushion cover (21” square). The picture design on the cushion could be knitted in intarsia by an INTERMEDIATE knitter or in relief by a BEGINNER knitter.

A knitted lovenest or small textured bowl. Just 5” in diameter and perfect for two snuggled up Knit Chicks.

Knit your own cuddly ghosts only 3” tall. This little spook could be a (not really) scary toy or you could knit several for Halloween party favors or decorations.

Knit your own cuddly arachnid (5” in diameter, 8” if you include the legs!). This spider is cuddly, friendly and quick to knit, he would be a great Halloween decoration. The spider is child friendly as there are no wires in those spider legs, it’s all done through the magic of knitting.

Knit your own little birds or Knit Chicks, they’re only 3” tall. Knit Lovebirds, Easter Chicks or Bird Mascots. Knit a branch full in festive colors or knit enough to fill a small woodland. So many ideas from just one pattern.

A cuddly mallard duck (4” tall), although you could also knit the duck in white with a yellow beak. This guy is a little bit famous in the UK, where he was the poster duck for the Unraveled knitting festival. The pattern is available individually or as part of the eBook Around the Barnyard which also features the patterns for a pig, sheep, cow,...

A Mother Hen, (6” tall), she’s cute and cuddly, but also proud and has a magnificent comb on her head. This pattern is available individually or as part of the eBook Around the Barnyard which features the pattern for a baby chick as well as a pig, cow, sheep and duck

A small knitted Holiday Wreath (5.5” in diameter). There are no wires or inserts in the ring, the structure is held together by the power of yarn engineering. The Mini Wreath is great in Christmas colors, but you could also knit one in black and orange for Halloween.

Knit your own love heart, only 2.5” tall. This kitsch knitted heart, with little knitted wings to help love fly would make a great Valentine gift or Christmas tree decoration. The hearts can also be knitted without wings. I find this a quick and addictive knit.