- Designed by Hobbii Design
Red is always a good color, if you're going for a children' dress, because it not only look beautiful, but it allows you to easy spot your kiddo in the crown! So practical, right? What's more, you can make a winter version of it if you want, by adding long sleeves.
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Giraffe Botanist in Tweed Jacket with Floral Crown and Explorer Satchel Free Knitting Pattern
This detailed knitting pattern creates a sweet giraffe botanist doll with a round spotted face, wide pink-lined ears, a leafy floral crown, tweed explorer jacket, cream cable vest, olive trousers, sandals, magnifying glass, field notebook, key, round hat, and patterned satchel. The finished plush is designed as a soft collectible amigurumi-style knit with many small botanical explorer details.
Botany Beagle Puppy in Mint Gingham Dress with Flower Crown Free Knitting Pattern
This sweet knit beagle puppy is dressed for a gentle botany walk, with a mint gingham dress, embroidered fern bodice, tiny butterfly detail, flower crown, green Mary Jane shoes, and a little crossbody field bag. The finished scene also includes a straw sun hat, magnifying glass, and “Botany Field Notes” booklet to match the charming garden look in the photo.
Autumn Dachshund in Floral Fair Isle Vest with Flower Crown and Acorn Hat Free Knitting Pattern
This autumn dachshund features a soft gray knitted body, long floppy ears, tan muzzle and paws, bright blue eyes, a floral Fair Isle vest, cropped trousers, blue sandals, and a flower crown. The finished doll also includes a brimmed acorn hat, blue collar with heart tag, rust crossbody satchel, and blue polka-dot heart pouch.
Pastel Garden Lamb in Striped Overalls and Flower Crown Free Knitting Pattern
Pastel Garden Lamb in Striped Overalls and Flower Crown – Free Knitting Pattern
Izzy doll knitting pattern Free
A sweet, traditional-style comfort doll knitted flat on straight needles, inspired by the colorful handmade dolls shown in the photo. The body is worked as one continuous piece from the feet upward, with simple color changes creating the shoes, pants, sweater, face, and hair or hat. After knitting, the rectangle is folded and seamed at the back, then lightly stuffed and shaped with yarn ties and simple embroidery.