Get ready to meet your little one’s new best friend from Val Pierce. Pippa has bags of knitted charm and is sure to become your tot’s favourite plaything in no time at all. Alongside the doll itself, there’s also instructions for a top, hoodies, dress and teeny-tiny toy for her to carry around. Tetyana’s dolls are probably not suitable for very young children. They are more delicate and not good for rough play. An older child may be captivated by their cuteness and play with them with more care. This Christmas doll is easy knit with no seaming at all. My kind of pattern, haha. I would use 2 circular needles to knit this instead of double-pointed needles.

Here’s a pattern for an adorable Waldorf Style Comfort doll, also called Lovey, which is suitable from birth onwards. It is designed especially for smaller hands and it is easy to hold and hug. It’s the perfect size for newborns and babies, though older children will love it too! You can even insert a rattle into the head if desired. I’ve gathered my favorite knitted doll patterns for you to enjoy, from cute little play toys to cuddly pals, boys and girls, there’s loads of different types of dolls for you to stitch up! 27 Knitted Doll Patterns Stitch the arm to the doll. Since young children might decide to chew on an arm, I always double sew an arm on for extra safety.Just the right sizes to hold knitting needles, crochet hooks, small scissors, cottons and threads, stitch holders and markers, tape measures, pens and pencils. The list is endless. Her chić hairstyle is also a pincushion to hold your pins and sewing needles safely. Josie Lou, a seamless knitted doll pattern will make any child feel special the moment they meet her! Josie comes with a super cute top down knit dress, which is also seamless and very easy to knit. Thread the end through a yarn needle. Slide the needle through each stitch as you remove them from the knitting needle.

Make some ethnic dolls in gorgeous knitwear and enjoy how stunning they turn out. You can place them on your mantelpiece or vanity or even hang these and make a vibrant mobile out of them. You can also use them as bag charms, or a child can play with them as is. These dolls are bound to win hearts however you use them. A softie doll that is both whimsical to look at and make. The English translation is very clear which is a pleasant surprise, thanks to Katharina. With right sides together, sew up the inseam. Tie off this yarn tail with the yarn tail that is at the crotch. DO NOT CUT THIS YARN. Weave in the yarn tail that you used to sew the inseam and clip.Do the same for the other leg. Both the dolls and their clothes are knitted flat on standard straight needles and seamed. Basic stitches are uses throughout for the dolls, which are knitted from the head down, the arms and hair are knitted and sewn on later.

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Were you very intrigued indeed by the idea of knitting an entire doll yourself because you love the idea of using your skills to create soft toys from scratch, but you also know that your kids’ taste in toys is a little more magical and whimsical than the look of the previous design we showed you? In that case, we have a feeling this adorable flower fairy knitting pattern featured on Free Knitting Patterns might be a little more up your alley! 6. Knitted flip doll Free knitting pattern for aLattice Look Shawl for a Tiny Tears or similar sized 16" doll to add that touch of class to a summer evening. The patterning of the holes produces a distinctive row like effect reminiscent of the lattice fence work popular in many gardens

Many of these dolls can be worked with any weight yarn, the key is to choose the correct knitting needle size so your stuffing doesn’t show through.

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Thread the end of the yarn tail through a yarn needle. Slide the needle through each stitch as you remove them from the knitting needle. Later, this will be pulled tight to gather the stitches. This is a surprisingly good pattern of Olaf. It is knitted using double-pointed needles but it can be replaced with circular needles. Each project consists of abbreviations, materials needed, section by section, and row by row instructions. Tetyana is meticulous. She also included pictures of each completed part. There is no guessing with her patterns.