- Designed by Rebecca Olson
Do you know what's best about these knitted cactuses, apart from them being absolutely adorable? They don't have any spikes, so you don't have to worry about hurting yourself! You can knit different outfits for these cuties.
PHOTOS by Rebecca Olson /Ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on yarnspirations.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
Golden Cocker Spaniel Girl in Blue Fair Isle Cardigan with Flower Bag and Knit Beret Free Knitting Pattern
This sweet knitted golden cocker spaniel girl is designed with a round puppy face, glossy safety eyes, a black stitched nose, long curly floppy ears, a blue Fair Isle cardigan, striped inner shirt, flower shoulder bag, knit beret, blue sandals, a tiny bow, necklace charm, watering can, and potted flower. The finished doll has a soft garden-table look with detailed accessories matching the image.
Baby Husky in Cable Knit Outfit and Red Beret Free Knitting Pattern
This sweet baby husky knit doll is designed with a cream muzzle, warm brown head markings, bright blue eyes, striped sleeves, a textured cable sweater, blue pants, brown garden sandals, a red beret, and a matching scarf. The finished character also includes a blue crossbody satchel, tiny acorns, a mushroom…
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.
All in-one baby cardigan knitting pattern free
A sweet top-down baby matinee coat inspired by the classic vintage cardigan in the photo. This seamless design features a softly rounded lace-effect yoke, cap sleeves, decorative eyelet lines, a gently flared skirt, garter-stitch borders, and three buttonholes worked directly into the front band.
Catnip Bunny Free Knitting Pattern
The colorful knitted catnip bunnies can be used for many things. You can for instance string them together and use as a pram toy. Or my favorite, use them to teach children the colors. The Catnip Bunny Free Knitting Pattern has been designed by Selina Kyle. She has included a great photo tutorial with her written pattern. They're small, quick to knit, ever-so-simple 2 needle affairs with only the tiniest bit of seaming required on the ears. It is perfect for using up scrappy bits of yarn, and spreading kitty happiness. So, break out that left over yarn and make a selection of colorful knitted bunnies! Thanks Coffee and Cream for sharing this free knitting pattern. The link for the free pattern is provided below photo. Happy knitting!
