Free Knitting Patterns: Toys, Dolls & Stuff Animals
Knitted dolls, toys and stuffed animals can be a lot of fun to make. But make no mistake, these patterns can be complicated, requiring frequent color changes and a lot of attention to detail. Most knitted doll and stuffed animal patterns will require seaming and stuffing after the knittng is over. But all the effort will ultimately pay off and you'll have a unique knitted creation to keep for yourself or charm a special child in your life.
Kawaii Ice Cream Cone Baby Rattle
Beginner/Intermediate. Free Knitting Pattern - Kawaii Ice Cream Cone Baby Rattle, childrens toy, play food
Gauge: 1.625 stitches per inch or 6.5 stitches per 4 inches.
Lenny the Lemur Knitted Childrens Toy
Intermediate. Free Knitting Pattern - Lenny the Lemur, super cute childrens knitted toy
Gauge: 1.625 stitches per inch or 6.5 stitches per 4 inches.
Daisy the Baby Dino
Intermediate. Free Knitting Pattern - Daisy the Baby Dino a super adorable knitted childrens toys
Gauge: 1.625 stitches per inch or 6.5 stitches per 4 inches.
Peaches the Kitten
Intermediate. Free Knitting pattern - Peaches the kitten a super adorable knitted childrens toy.
Gauge: 1.625 stitches per inch or 6.5 stitches per 4 inches.
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Hopping Bunny Crochet Finger Puppet
Beginner. These crochet finger puppets with removable accessories are quick to make and fun to play with!
Catch - Hackey Sack
Beginner. Catch is a corrugated rib hacky sack (knit a few and they're juggling balls).
Baby's First Football
Beginner. A baby sized football for sports fan parents and their little quarterbacks.
Mouse and Piglet Hand Puppets
Intermediate.
Gauge: 4.0 stitches per inch or 16.0 stitches per 4 inches.
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