Doll knitting pattern Baby Dennis. Please meet Baby Dennis!
This jolly baby Dennis is sure to become a favorite companion for the whole family.

The dolls are created using basic knitting stitches and are worked ‘in the round’
Knitting method: knit in the round

This pattern assumes you know how to knit in the round (using your favorite method, be it DPN, two circulars or magic loop), purl, increase (kfb), decrease (k2tog ), and long tail cast on.
The pattern is easy to follow with step-by-step detailed instructions accompanied by plenty of photos. (It is 43 pages long with 172 photos illustrating the process). All pattern rows are numbered. His clothes cannot be removed.

SKILLS REQUIRED:
Knitting
Purling
Increasing
Decreasing
Knitting in rounds
Casting off

MATERIALS AND TOOLS you will need:

◆ For your toy you can use any yarn you prefer. The toy may become bigger or smaller, but it will be very nice anyway!
You can use acrylic yarn. The thicker yarn you use, the bigger toy you will get.

Materials:

• Acrylic-393 yards (359 meters) /100 grams (3.53 ounces) (renk №219) Beige color-20gr
• Acrylic-393 yards (359 meters) /100 grams (3.53 ounces) Blue color -30 gr
• Acrylic-393 yards (359 meters) /100 grams (3.53 ounces) Green color -15 gr
• Brown color yarn for the hair – I used approximately 3-5 m;
• Four double-pointed needles in a size appropriate to get a tight gauge ( I used a size 0 (US)- 2.00mm) U.K.-14
• Felt- thickness 1 mm White color (eyes)
• stitch marker
• tapestry needle,
• Fiberfill stuffing
• safety eye or embroider floss -12 mm (If you are making this for a younger child I would recommend using safety or embroidered eyes)
• Eyelash
• Textile glue, Oil pastels-pink color, Scissor

Abbreviations:

• K- Knit
• P – Purl
• Ss = stocking stitch (one row knit, one row purl) always start on a knit row unless otherwise directed
• Kfb – Knit into the front & back of the same stitch, increasing one stitch.
• K2tog – knit two together (right slanted decrease)
• * … * repeat stitches between the asterisks
• st: stitch
• Wrong side ( WS )
• (nr) - indicates the total number of stitches in the current row/round