Finished size: House, 22cm tall, 15cm wide, Dolls 7cm & 9cm tall
All parts are knitted flat and sewn up at the end.
The fairy house has cardboard circles on the base and the centre of the sunflowers, and it is also weighted (use ceramic beads, coins or dried beans for this purpose) for better stability.
There are plenty of room for improvisations. Feel free to decorate the wall as many flowers and petals as you like.
The crochet hook is used to create chains, and some of the flowers are designed using these chains.
I strongly recommend do use a chenille needle with a sharp point to assembly and create embroidery.
The knitting techniques you’ll need are the basic knit and purl stitches. However, be cautious during the assembly process. While doll-making experience is not essential, it can be beneficial.
The flowers that the fairies carry are crafted from lightweight wire and yarn. You can use fine garden wire for this task.
16 pages with some assembly photos
Yarn
Fairy House
DK (8-ply) yarn
• A 20g Light Brown
• B 25g Yellow Green
• C 50g Yellow
• D 10g Dark Brown
• E 5g Green
• F 5g Red Brown
Oddments of DK yarn for embroidery
• Pink
• Red
• White
• Pastel Yellow

Flower Fairies
DK (8-ply) yarn, 10g each
• A Light Brown
• B Yellow Green
• C Yellow
• D Dark Brown
• E Green
• F Red Brown
• G Peach
• H Pastel Yellow
• J Cherry Pink
• K Red
• L Pink
• N Lilac

Tools & Supplies
• 3mm knitting needles
• 3mm crochet hook
• Chenille needle
• Toy stuffing
• 2 x 6.5cm, one of each 7, 7.5cm cardboard circle
• Weights (ceramic beads, coins, dried beans, etc)
• 4mm mushroom-shaped eye beads
• Cotton thread
• All-purpose sewing needle
• Lightweight wire
• Liquid glue
• Pliers
• 25mm pompom maker or a fork

Yarn Used
Yarn B, C, D, E: Cascade 220 Superwash DK; 100% Wool, 200m per 100g
All the rest: Sirdar Snuggly DK; 55% Nylon, 45% Acrylic, 165m per 50g