An Alice in Wonderland doll knitting pattern for an intermediate knitter.

Lasse the Little Blue Whale is a stuffed-animal knitting pattern for an intermediate knitter. I can think of no sweeter gift for a special child or child-at-heart than a soft toy you knit yourself.

A Peter Pan doll knitting pattern for an intermediate knitter.

Piet the Walrus is a stuffed-animal knitting pattern for an intermediate knitter. I can think of no sweeter gift for a special child or child-at-heart than a soft toy you knit yourself.

A Pippi Longstocking doll knitting pattern for an intermediate knitter.

A doll knitting pattern for an intermediate knitter. Infinite customizing possibilities

I needed some toddler-friendly (non-breakable) ornaments for my Christmas Tree this year, which is why I came up with this candy cane.

Drink your cozy, warm, rich hot chocolate in a mug decorated with soft knit chocolate whimsy.

I am obsessed with crocuses! crocuses come out of the cold hard winter earth for a few weeks in March with their powerful purple shine, and they signify the coming of spring and color and warmth to the world again. I’ve designed a simple pattern for you to make your own knitted bouquet.

This little Angel works as both a christmas ornament and a toy/finger puppet. She is knit in the round from the bottom up, and then an i-cord halo and embroidered facial features are added. The wings, knit flat, are added last. She is simple and takes only an hour or two to complete.

This is a cute, quick halloween toy. Knitting toys is fun because there is no need to get an exact gauge, and you can use up little yarn scraps you have left over from larger projects.

Want to knit up a fun little witch to spice up your Halloween decorations? She’ll take you two hours to knit, three tops. She’s based on my Little Ghost Pattern, but with a witchy twist. Although not a total beginner pattern, because the witch is small, if you already know techniques like knitting in the round, k2tog etc. she comes together ver...

This is a scrap-yarn pattern for a little fish. I designed it for my 16 month old who loves “swimming” his toys around the air and “cooking” them in his pot.

Since I’ve often wished for a book of instructions for basic shapes, that I could take and make my own, but I haven’t yet found this book, I decided to get the ball rolling myself and create a simple ball pattern that allows for infinite play and variation.

Little, quick and easy, this bee is a celebration of spring. It’s perfect for using up a teeny bit of yarn. Gauge/size is unimportant because it is a figurine. I hope you enjoy it.