This collection of three fanciful doll houses is fun to knit and felt, and can’t help but bring magic into someone’s life! I really enjoyed creating them and capturing them for you, and wish you happy times as you enter your creative space.

These three patterns are adorable, unique, and a great way to use up bits and pieces of your stash!

I spin and knit. Or, to be more accurate, I spin, knit, and stash. Sometimes I can barely keep up with the knitting end of things!

Winter Wonderpants adds cozy comfort and color to your little one’s season! A wonderful way to use up small amounts of stash for the colorful leg motifs. Gussets make the pants roomy, so even an active baby or toddler can dance and prance with ease.

When my first granddaughter was born, I stayed away from yellow yarn, thinking that it would make her baby face look sallow. One grandchild later, I had a bright idea: keep the yellow down below! Make pants! With some strategically placed stripes, I came up with “the bee’s knees”!

NOTE: This pattern is included in the ebook: “KNITTED NESTERS” which is available on Ravelry. The book contains 3 patterns: Nesting Owls, Gnomes-in-Homes, and Buddha & the Lotus Blossoms. Nesting Owls is also included in the ebook: “SPINNER’S STASH: 7 patterns & ideas to use your stash, so you can spin up some more!”

NOTE: This pattern is included in “SPINNER’S STASH” & “Knitted Nesters”, both available on Ravelry.com.

NOTE: This pattern is also included in 2 eBooks available on Ravelry.com: KNITTED NESTERS and THE SPINNER’S STASH.

NOTE: This pattern is included in the eBook “The Spinner’s Stash”, which is available on Ravelry.

NOTE: This pattern is included in the eBook (found on Ravelry): “Spinner’s Stash: 7 patterns & ideas to use your stash, so you can spin up some more!”

NOTE: This pattern is included in the eBook “Spinner’s Stash”, which is available on Ravelry.com.

This two-story castle makes the perfect doll house for any youngster’s fairytale friends! It features a flowering vine, secret turret door, windows, and wall tapestries.

This whimsical dollhouse with a bluebell roof is quick to knit, easy to felt, and lots of fun for your special little friend to play with. The flower roof is detachable, to create more interest for whoever plays with it! And the stem with leaf on top is bendable, for yet more fun.

Worsted weight yarn makes this a quick knit. Photo tutorial includes detailed felting instructions, as well as clear steps on how to create windows, door, “wallpaper,” “rug,” floor, and embellishments.

This jolly holly hooded cape will make any little girl feel happy and cozy through the winter! The hood is generous, ending in a tip that can be decorated with felt holly leaves and berries (instructions included for using pompoms OR felting your own berries). Hood ties with a ribbon or cord. Complete directions on how to make your own twisted ...

Start at the wrist cuff and work up on these fingerless cuties. Before you know it, your fingerless mitts will be ready to be decorated. Templates and instructions are given on how to make holly leaves from felt, as well as 3 options to create bright berries (buttons, pompoms, or embroidered).