These gorgeous twins are unique in that you can open their tummies to pop in some sweets or money.

These gorgeous Christmas tree baubles are perfect for children because you can pop in some sweets, treats or Christmas goodies, even money.

These gorgeous Aussie favourites ar quick and easy to make.

These sweet Koala Head Keyrings are perfect for Grandchildren’s back packs or to give as little gifts as thank you.

These cute little Kokeshi Dolls are flat.

I designed these little Kokeshi Dolls to take on a cruise in September 2024. It starts in Japan and I am going to hide these around the ship with a little tag of

These cute little Bunny baubles will be a hit at Easter. The bauble opens up so you can put small Easter eggs or money inside.

These unique ducks and bunnies with their clear bauble tummies are perfect for Easter gifts.

These cute little trees are perfect as stocking stuffers or to hang on the tree.

These Positive Potatoes are very popular among school age juniors.

I designed this watermelon slice for my 9yo Granddaughter.

These gorgeous fingerless gloves were a request from my youngest GD, Isara. She wanted fur and buttons on them.

This pattern includes the hearts in 2 sizes and a Kitten, Rabbit with long floppy ears and a Koala.

These little boxes open in a unique way from the middle, there’s plenty of room inside to place jewellery or money.

This gorgeous Santa with his sack ready to fill with sweets or money is ready to hang on the tree and is a super quick pattern to knit or crochet.

These adorable Candy Canes look lovely hanging on the tree but you can fill them with small sweets or money.

This sweet little Niffler is from Harry Potter.

These little sloths were designed because GD Clara thought her Panda tooth holder didn’t hold enough money. LOL!!

This gorgeous little mushroom garden will appeal to any little person who wants a novel way to store earrings.

This sweet little otter was designed for my Grandson Jarvis, who loves otters.

I love snowy owls and have an ornament which inspired me to make this sweet owl.

These gorgeous Christmas Crackers are perfect for last minute gifts or stocking stuffers.

These cute little stockings with a Gingerbread Man jumping out of the top are ideal to hang on the tree or use as stocking stuffers.

Squishmallow cushions are very popular with children

Squishmallow cushions are very popular with children.

Squishmallows are beautiful soft cushions and children love them.

These Squishmallows are usually cushions and the little ones love how soft they are.

These squishys are about 18-20cms tall (7-8”)

This cosy baby cardigan is suitable for girls or boys. The ‘bee’ pattern is a 4 row pattern which is very easy and looks lovely.

These Bunnies are stiffened with a simple mix of white sugar and water.

I designed these Nutcracker Soldiers to hang on the tree but so that I could put money inside.

These cosy jackets are easy to knit and I have included some options. It’s very versatile.

These cartoon characters are very popular. They come from the Australian Cartoon called ‘Bluey’.

These cute little comfort dolls are pocket size and children love them to hang from their backpacks or to just carry around.

This cute little Yoda was designed for my Grandson as his 4 girl cousins all had Comfort Dolls, also themed.

I designed this little comfort doll for 2 of my Granddaughters who are Frozen mad.

My GD Carys wanted one of these dolls as a friend told her she looked like Hermione from Harry Potter. I made her one with just a scarf and a hanging clip on top.

These sweet little Easter eggs were designed so I could pop some small eggs and bunnies in them for the Grandchildren.

This Snowman Bauble is perfect for hanging on the tree.

These cute little Gnomes were designed to pop some money or sweets in for my Grandchildren for Christmas.

I designed this gorgeous little Llama for GD Carys. She loves Llamas. She named the Llama Llana which I love as it’s Hubby’s pet name for me.

These are gorgeous little barefoot sandals for baby.

I designed this purse in order to carry my phone, lipgloss and cruise card for a recent cruise.

These cute little woolly mammoths are very popular for little ones. If for children under 3 I would recommend crocheting the eyes or embroidering them.

This is the fourth set of clothes for LOL Doll. The doll pattern is sold separately. This is just th clothes for Snow Bunny.

This outfit is for Queen Bee and will fit the basic LOL Doll.

Kawaii Queen has a lovely little outfit with all pieces removable.

These are the clothes specifically for Crystal Queen LOL Doll.

This very popular Doll craze seems to be sweeping most countries at the moment with any little girls aged around 3 - 9yrs absolutely loving them and not being able to get enough.

This cute little dragon was made with Saver Sparkle yarn but any yarn is suitable and any sized hook to suit - If bigger hook and thicker yarn is used, the dragon will be larger.

This cosy jumper (sweater) was knit for warmth but also uses up stash yarn.

I knit this jumper to experiment with some ‘no name’ yarn I purchased. It turns out to be Aran/Bulky yarn and uses 6mm (US 8) needles.

These little tooth fairy pockets are great for little ones losing their teeth. Instead of bowls by the bed or tiny teeth under pillows - this makes life easier for the child to pop the tooth in the pocket and for the ‘Tooth Fairy’ to leave some cash in the pocket.

This is a simple, Top Down, ‘V’ Neck Cardigan for children. This one has ruffles around the hem but ribbing or garter stitch could be used

This jacket is very cosy and warm and a fairly quick knit.

This sweet ‘v’ neck cardigan was designed by me for my Granddaughter Isara. I found it difficult to find ‘v’ neck patterns which were knit top down and using 8ply (DK - Sports) yarn.

Very warm Legwarmers for children aged 2-6yrs. I designed these for my Grandchildren to wear over their tights when attending Ballet Classes.

I designed this fur vest for one of my Granddaughters, as I had an excess amount of Fur yarn.

I designed this cushion for my Lego mad Grandson’s 6th birthday.

I made this little purse for my Granddaughter who was travelling to Thailand to visit her ‘Tummy Mummy’ aka Surrogate.

This Teddy Bear coin purse was designed for my Granddaughter Isara so that I could give her some spending money to take to Thailand to visit her ‘Tummy Mummy’ aka surrogate Mum.

I designed this small coin purse as my Grandson really likes Ninja Turtles and I wanted to give him some money to take on his holiday to Alice Springs.

These little purse/bags have been designed for my ‘Frozen’ fan Granddaughters.

This jumper is a cosy addition to any child’s wardrobe for Winter. Made from the beautiful yarn from ‘Ice Yarns’ a self patterning yarn in many colours.

This tiny doll was designed because I can no longer buy the small hard plastic dolls which used to be available 30 years ago.

Bananas in Pyjamas is a TV programme made in Australia but available nearly everywhere. Google it for interest. The little children love the programme.

Designed this little outfit to suit our Australian Summer for 30cm (11-12”) dolls.

I designed this sweet little ballet top because I found it hard to find a raglan sleeved, crossover cardigan/shrug for a 2 year old.

This basic pattern was designed because I couldn’t find a basic top down with raglan sleeves that could be adapted to include stripes and patterns for boys in sizes 2-12.

I designed this dolly’s dress to match one of my Granddaughter’s dresses. I knitted the Baby Poppet first then the dress. It will fit any 28-30cm (11 – 12” )doll.

I designed this lovely short sleeved cardigan for my Granddaughter to complement my Ruffle Skirt Pattern. It’s a great way to use up yet more of the scarf yarn.

I designed this little Birdie for the top of my Granddaughter’s 1st Birthday Cake.

These cute little sandals are easy to make and complement many of the outfits available for 5” dolls.

These little Bootie Shoes are ideal for newborns. They stay on and look really sweet on little precious feet.

I have re written this pattern to include size 4-5yrs.

This sweet little bolero/shrug has a knitted back for softness for a baby. It’s a light weight bolero for Summer.

You can make this sweet seal with any weight of yarn. The size of needle and yarn will determine it’s size. Made in one piece except the flippers.

This little sundress is easy to make and uses up some of that scarf yarn that seems not so popular any more.

These are very cute little barefoot sandals for babies/toddlers. Easy to make.

Made this vest for my Granddaughter to attend Kindergarten. She needed a button up vest that wasn’t too bulky but warm.

Really cute crochet octopus pattern. This is very easy to make. These fit the bill for the Preemie Octopuses for tiny babies.