- Designed by Esther Braithwaite
These lovely knitted toy Pretty Izzy Dolls look wonderful. Each one looks a little different, so you can make them look like your family member or friends! Isn't that great? What's more, you can also take a yellow and black yarn and create the right hair colors!

PHOTOS by Esther Braithwaite /Ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on Ravelry.
Black and White Garden Kitten in Blue Floral Overalls Free Knitting Pattern

This sweet knitted garden kitten has a black-and-white tuxedo face, bright blue eyes, soft cream limbs, aqua-blue floral overalls, tiny embroidered pockets, white sandals with ladybug details, a straw sun hat with a navy band and bee, a yellow gingham basket filled with fruit, little mushrooms, flowers, and a butterfly accent.
Spring Cow in Sheep Sweater and Yellow Skirt Free Knitting Pattern
This sweet spring cow is knitted as a soft garden doll with a cream-and-tan head, pink muzzle, wide ears, curved brown horns, fluffy white hair, a green sheep-pattern sweater, a sunny yellow skirt, little strap shoes, and a green crossbody garden bag with a daisy charm. The finished toy has a seated pose and delicate floral accents around the ears and shoes.

White Maltese Puppy in Yellow Bee Dress Free Knitting Pattern
This sweet knitting pattern creates a fluffy white Maltese-style puppy wearing a golden yellow bee dress with tiny embroidered bees, white daisies, cherry hair clips, a green crossbody purse, brown sandals, pink garden gloves, and a small vegetable basket filled with carrots and peas. The finished toy is designed as a soft display doll with rounded proportions, floppy ears, a gentle face, and detailed garden-themed accessories

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.
