This listing is for a digital PDF pattern, NOT a finished stuffed robot.

I was heading to my cousin’s wedding and I wanted a little handbag that would go well with my multi-colored dress and white go-go boots. I made this little bag in just a couple hours. It’s 6 inches tall, and 8 inches wide. It was just big enough to hold my cell phone, my keys, my ID, and a powder compact.

Water Bear Tardigrade Plushy

Materials

This hat was designed for my cousin as a holiday gift. This is a listing for a PDF pattern only, not a finished product.

This robot was designed for a cute little guy named Caleb, so I’ve aptly named him “Caleb’s Robot”.

This is a written pattern in PDF form, it is not a finished product. I was inspired by my daughter’s robot “piggy” bank when I created Mr. Banks. As written, the pattern creates an 18” robot. Changing the weight of the yarn and the size of your hook will change the size of the finished product.

This Happy Little Robot was made using size H hook for the majority of the robot, and a size F hook for the heart and the spiral. Buttons are also used for the eyes, and a yarn needle is needed to stitch on the face.

This is a pretty little robot I designed for a little girl named Kyra. This robot uses mostly Caron One Pound in light grey, then Caron One Pound in Scarlet for the main contrast color. I used other various yarns from my stash for the buttons, as well as the arm/leg stripes. It is all worsted weight yarn, and I used size H hook for everything.

I created these fuzzy dice because I needed dice that could be very quiet when rolled on a hard surface. My employer gave me permission to order some, but I figured it would be way more fun to make them myself!