Pattern is for a doll that is about 9 inches tall. Clothes are sewn onto doll. Pattern gives detailed instructions for soft sculpturing face. Knitter should know basic knitting stitches as well as mattress stitch. Doll is knit flat. Clothes too are knit flat, but may be knit in the round if the knitter prefers, thus eliminating some seaming

This doll is only 7 inches tall. She is knit in the round using DP needles. The legs are hinged allowing her to sit , and the arms are jointed. The hair is a knit wigcap and the technique is fully explained in the pattern. Instructions are detailed and include illustrations. Tips are given for using the included clothing patterns to make clothe...

These little mice are about 6 inches tall. Knit flat of worsted weight with simple knitting stitches, they make a quick and easy last minute gift for any knitter on your list. Pattern includes detailed instructions and illustrations where needed.

These little cuties are knit using worsted weight yarn. They are sitting and are about 5 inches tall. Both bears and accessories are knit in the round making this a quick knit with little sewing. Since the bears are all the same size, accessories will fit all bears.

This is a doll that is about 11 and 1/2 inches tall when standing. Both arm and legs are jointed allowing doll to sit and assume various poses. Pattern includes gown, bonnet, diaper and booties as well as sleeping sack. Some knowledge of crochet is needed, single crochet and chain, to do the trim on the sleeves and bonnet. Lace pattern for skir...

This is a simple doll about 10 inches tall. Both dolls pictured were made from the same pattern so clothes will fit either doll. Dolls are knit flat and seamed. A fairly quick and easy project that has a lot of play value.

iThis is a knit doll about 12 inches tall with moveable arms and legs. Pattern includes panties, skirt, top, pants, play suit and hairtie.

This pattern is for a doll about 12 inches tall. She has movable arms and legs. Pattern includes panties, skirt, top, pants, play suit and hairtie.

The doll is made using common knitting terchniques. The pattern has detailed instructions and diagrams. Muzzle is made using short rows so no sewing. Face is soft sculptured.

Remeber Ferdinand? In 1937 Disney did a cartoon about the little bull unwilling to fight who only wanted to smell the flowers. This pattern is crocheted, made of worsted weight and is quick and easy..

This is a pattern for puppy hand puppets in two sizes. The larger puppet fits a hand up to 8 “ and the smaller puppet fits a hand up to 7”. The puppets are made in the round. The pattern includes choices for ears and accessories. The mouth opens revealing a tongue so little puppeteers can have their puppy bark, eat, chew toys and chase siblings...

I did this pattern at the request of a mother who wanted it as a teaching tool for her autistic son. Each puppet has a tail which does not show in the picture. The puppets are easy to make and use basic crochet stitches. A fun way to use little scraps of yarn.

This is a beanie I made my son Craig. He tells me it is the best he has ever had. The beanie is reversible. The two layers make it nice and warm without the bulk of traditional ski caps. By using a wool blend you get the warmth and comfort of wool with the easy care of acrylic. NOTE Individual heads vary. Make your beanie as long as is needed b...

These are little mice , each about 3 inches tall that can be used to decorate at Christmas time. Add one to a candle holder. Have several perched in a basket of pine cones or attached to some greenery. By adding some thread for a hanger they can decorate your tree. Tuck a small gift, a vial of perfume or small piece of jewelery, into the shoppi...

These clothes, like the doll, are virtually seamless and pull on. This required knitting with DP. standard and circular needles. The pattern is basic enough to allow for the knitter to use their imagination and come up with an extensive wardrobe for the doll.

In answer to those who say they hate seaming, this doll is made in the round. The legs, body and head are one piece. Arms are knit in the round and jointed. There is almost no sewing Optional soft sculpture provides shaping to legs, arms and body. Hair is a wig cap made with fur stitch (explained in pattern) and will not pull out eliminating th...

This pattern was suggested to me by RosiG, an editor here at Ravelry. These accessories add to the play value of the Little Buddies pattern. Intructions include a hat, scarf, school backpack, blanket, pillow, jacket and a bag to keep everything in. Pattern for dolls is sold separately. A doll and some accessories tucked into its own little bag ...

This is a baby dragon with small wings and a little spine down the back. It is made with simple knitting stitches and all techniques are explained and diagramed.

The guinea pig is made with a strand of worsted and a strand of fun fur held together as one. Using size 6 needles, it goes very quickly. Button eyes show through the fur

One doll is Molly awake and pull her skirt over her head, and there is Molly asleep. Hair is a knit wig cap so no matter how many times the skirt goes over the head, the “hair” stays neat. Pattern uses basic stitches. Trims are purchased and sewn or glued on.

Pattern uses basic knitting stitches. Knitting basket is optional and is crocheted using a hook US size G. Knitting needles are made from skewers with a wood bead on the end.

This puppy has the option of wearing a collar or a sweater (pattern included). Eyes are buttons and should be embroidered if toy is for a young child.

Doll is made with basic knitting stitches. Soft sculpture is explained and illustrated. Pattern includes instructions for Daisy baby as well. Petals on hat are sewn on before the hat is sewn to doll’s head making it a fairly easy and quick job.

This is an easy pattern. It is essentially a series of flat pieces made on straight needles and then sewn to make tubes. Pattern includes detailed instructions.

A traditional robot. Jointed arms and legs. Legs are made as a tube and sections are tied off with yarn to eliminate sewing sections together. Antenna are I cord which is explained in pattern.

In addition to straight needles you need 2 double pointed needles US size 3 to make the I cord that connects arms and legs to “power pack” on robot’s back. How to make I cord is thoroughly explained in pattern instructions. domed buttons are used to represent bolts in joins.

Patches is a clown designed after Emmet Kelly’s tramp. This pattern is a little more involved than most of my patterns and I would say skill level is intermediate. Arms and legs are jointed and finished doll is about 12 inches tall.

Mouse uses basic knitting stitches. Tail is I cord which requires 2 double pointed needles size 4 and is fully explained in directions. Arms are jointed.

Size of doll will vary depending on the yarn used, but they should be around five inches tall. They will go in a pocket or backpack. They are quick and easy to make and use yarn leftover from other projects.

This is a tribute to all those little boys that run around the yard with a towel around their necks playing superhero. Doll has some soft sculpture which is fully explained. Hair is a knitted wig cap. Cape and mask are separate and can be put on or taken off. Arms are jointed.

Pattern uses basic stitches. “Spines” are made with fun fur in one knit piece and then that piece is sewn to back. Arms are jointed.

Dolls are about 12 inches tall when finished. Pattern uses basic knitting stitches. “Straw” hat is crocheted.

this very proper bear is wearing bloomers under her skirt. Pattern can be made as a traditional bear by eliminating the clothes.

The mice are about 4 inches tall when finished. Trims are purchased and glued or sewn on.

Pattern uses a varity of colors. Amounts are listed in materials list. Doll has jointed arms and legs. The only real challenge is matching the stripes when sewing the seam in the pants.

This is a small doll, about 9 to 10 inches tall. To add to play value clothes are separate and doll can be dressed. Basic knitting stitches are used.

This pattern uses packaged acrylic curly hair found at craft stores. It also requires you have a basic knowledge of crochet as the tutu is crocheted.

At 16 inches tall this is a large and very huggable bunny. Arms and legs are jointed.

A cute little toddler wearing her bunny suit just in time for Easter. Pattern uses basic knitting stitches. Finished doll is about 12 inches tall.

Diaper and diaper shirt are included in pattern as is instructions on how to make the blanket. Jointing of arms and legs are fully explained in pattern and include a diagram. Soft scupture is used to enhance the muzzle. Pattern includes a full explanation of this technique as well as diagram.

This is an easy doll as it has little shaping. A favorite for charity knitting.

The size 7 needles are double pointed and are used to make tentacles and end of tail. However, pattern includes options for those that don’t have double pointed needles. Eyes are buttons and should be embroidered if toy is for a small child.

Pattern includes directions for a sacque, diaper and blanket. The doll and her accessories can be made in any worsted weight or DK yarn, but she will be a smaller size. Yardage listed is for the doll alone. You will also need yarn scraps for the embroidered features and some craft fur for the hair.

Sweater is knit in the round. Sleeve stitches are picked up and also knit in the round. Shoulder seams are closed with a 3 needle bind off which is explained in the pattern. Pattern is designed with substantial ease for comfort and is tunic length. Pattern contains detailed instructions and illustrations where needed.