This cheerful caterpillar can become a practical companion for your walks — it can be used as a holder for a water bottle or as a cover for your umbrella. Some time ago, I designed a crocheted version of this caterpillar, and now it is time for its knitted companion... Read more
This is a free Knitting Pattern for a super cute Bird Lovey / Comforter. The Base is worked in rounds from the inside out with increasing in each fourth round. The face is worked with Swiss Darning, and a few beginner steps for this are included in the pattern. Read more
This elephant makes a wonderful companion for anyone who loves stuffed animals. It is soft, fluffy, and delightfully huggable, perfect as a bedtime buddy, for cuddling, or as a charming decoration in a child's room. The finished elephant measures approximately 32 cm in height. Read more
The whale is one of the most beloved stuffed animals among many children. It is knitted from soft chenille yarn and measures approximately 40 cm in size. However, the size can be easily adjusted simply by varying the yarn thickness... Read more
This fluffy dog is knitted with soft, cuddly yarn and measures approximately 25 cm in height. The size is perfect for small children's hands and makes the dog wonderfully snuggly. All parts are crafted entirely with two knitting needles. Read more
This is a knitting pattern for a super cute little bunny. A real eye-catcher for your home as decoration or a lovely gift or small present. The body and arms are knitted together, which reduces the amount of sewing required. The little feet, ears, and fluffy tail are sewn on at the end. Read more
Who’s in charge of stocking the fridge? Perhaps you need a little helper? This fun magnet could serve as a cheerful reminder. The apple with magnets attaches easily to the fridge, and the worm, which acts as a hook, can bend almost as if it were alive. Read more
This is a knitting pattern for a super cute little knit chick. A real eye-catcher in your home as decoration or a lovely gift / small present. It is almost entirely knitted in one piece or joined together as you go... Read more
First, I crocheted myself a large, soft cuddly pillow—a real hugging sheep. The textured yarn that was still lying around in my stash reminded me so much of real sheep's wool that I just had to use it... Read more
The cuddly, wise bunny – a knitting project you'll fall in love with! This adorable bunny is knitted from soft wool and brings warmth and charm to any home. Measuring approximately 30 cm, it's the perfect companion – whether for cuddling, gifting, or simply cherishing... Read more
With this pattern, you can create an extraordinary decorative plant pot cover by either knitting or crocheting. It’s perfect for storing small items – whether it’s keys in the hallway, special little things, or even collecting chestnuts in the golden autumn... Read more
The donkey has always been a beloved toy for children, and its cuddly nature brings great joy. Today, I'd like to share my knitting pattern for a teddy-style donkey with you. This little donkey is made from extra-soft wool, giving it an especially cozy and adorable look... Read more
This adorable bear is crafted using the soft and fluffy Alize Softy yarn, making it irresistibly cuddly—a true delight to hold and snuggle. The included pattern provides detailed instructions for the bear’s dress, which can be playfully swapped for endless fun... Read more
A few years ago I crocheted my first bookworm. Now I knitted it with knitting needles. I hope you enjoy it as much. And it will be a good helper for your kids in reading... Read more
This is a Pattern for 2 Easter Themed Decorations, super-fast finished, perfect as a lastminute gift or lastminute decoration. It’s worked with DK yarn and the features are stitched on with Swiss Darning. Read more
This cute and soft cat. It's very easy to knit if you use the same materials as I did it will be 28 cm If you use thinner yarn and a suitable needles - your cat will be smaller. All parts are worked with 2 knitting needles. Read more
All parts are worked with 2 knitting needles First Row - Purl. The first row you knit from start to end in purl. Second Row – garter stitch (K). You work every ST with a garter stitch. So you have to follow that pattern till the end: the purl rows are odd numbers (1. row, 3rd row etc... Read more
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