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Knitted Toys Book Free Download: Learn to Make Adorable Stuffed Animals and Dolls



Whether a child or adult, you'll be enchanted by these free knitting patterns for toys. While many people think of amigurumi, stuffies, and other yarn-based miniatures as something you crochet, you'd be surprised at how many knitting patterns there are for these types of things (as well as how absolutely adorable they are)!




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Browse through our full library or click any the links below to jump to a category. Once you find a collection, click on the image or text to learn more and go to the page where you can access the free download. Enjoy and happy knitting!


No longer free. Colourful dog softie with a pompom nose. All pieces are knitted flat on a pair of straight knitting needles. Techniques used include increases and decreases and seaming. Rated easy by Ravelrers. Designed by Amanda Berry. DK weight yarn.


We have three different kinds of rainbow pattern as well as animal soft toys. Christmas, Easter and baby themed patterns are here too for you to enjoy completely free. Make a washcloth or a heart to gift to a loved one, it is your choice.


You can make beautiful homemade gifts for your loved ones. Kids will love the knitted toys that you craft and grown ups will love the decorations you lovingly craft. Make keepsakes for new babies and gifts for mum too. Knit for charity or to sell or for family and friends.


Knitting can give you a big sense of achievement when you create something new from the yarn and knitting needles. This page has lots of little free items for you to make and get that satisfaction quickly. Knitting gives confidence and improves self worth too.Knitting has positive benefits for many people, including relaxation and lowering blood pressure. A knitted project can help you to recover from injury or illness, pass the time in a relaxing way.


Some of the free knitted flower patterns we are featuring in this round up are featured right here on Gathered, while other free knitted flower pattern have been selected from our friends around the net. Take a look at our selection of 20 free knitted flower patterns and see which ones appeal to you. Because all the knitted flower patterns are free, what have you got to lose?


If you are looking for tips of getting started with any of these free knitted flower patterns, check out our Knitting for beginners guide. To see if yarn in your stash will work with these free knitted flower patterns, use our yarn weight conversion chart. And to see more roundups like the one, why not check out our knitting kits article? Or for more yarn flowers, don't miss our crochet flower patterns roundup.


Coming up to Remembrance Sunday, this free knitted flower pattern always becomes one of the most popular free knitting patterns we have on Gathered. But we think that poppies make brilliant free knitted flower patterns all year round, and you can adapt this free knitted flower pattern with different coloured yarn to act as anemones, too.


If you have a login on Ravelry (and what knitter DOESN"T have a login on Ravelry, eh?) you can download this free knitted flower pattern photo tutorial from Julie Taylor, guiding you through the process of making knitted flowers from your yarn scraps.


This free knitted flower tea cosy by Val Pierce is one of our most beloved and longstanding free knitted flower patterns on Gathered. The patterns teaches you how to knit daffodils and crocuses, as well as the striking slip stitch tea cosy body, too.


Peace lilys make wonderful houseplant with their lovely foliage, but it is when they flower that they really come into their own. You can knit your own version of the classic peace lily bloom with this free knitted flower pattern from Hobbycraft! We love the texture on the central stamen and clever use of garter stitch curl to shape the flowers. Check out our How to knit Garter stitch post to see how easy it is to work this stitch.


Ah, the beauty of a summer rose! And this free knitted flower pattern will never fade, or prick you with a thorn in its glorious yarn perfection. We love the idea of knitted rose buds decorating a hat, or maybe even a bridal bouquet of knitted roses! And if eternal roses are you thing, check out our How to make a paper rose article for more rose style in craft right here on Gathered.


Here is another great free knitted flower pattern from Lion Brand yarn. The knitted flower purse features a daisy knitted into the fabric on the purse, then embellished with 3D additions to bring extra movement to the petals. The back on the purse have a lovely stripy pattern, too.


There is a flavour of amigurumi crochet cuteness in this free knitted flower pattern... How can fighter flowers be so cute? Inspired by the Plants Vs Zombies video game, these botanical warriors are just so darn (yarn) cute! Created by Ginger Grant, you can get hold of this free knitted flower pattern via Ravelry. And for more amigurumi right here on Gathered, check out our free amigurumi crochet patterns round up.


There is something about spring flowers that we just cannot resist. The brilliant free knitted flowers pattern comes from Hayfield using their popular Bonus DK yarn. But it is brilliant for using up any Dk yarn scraps you have in your stash, especially if they are in lovely shades of yellow and orange!


Back in 2005, a cat wearing burgundy pants appeared in the young online knitting magazine Knitty and sparked a knitted toy revolution. Designed by Jess Hutchison, Kate was beautiful in her simplicity, and she gave me something to study when I started thinking about designing toys of my own.


We're heading into spring which is the perfect time to change up from making those winter garments to fun Easter accessories! Here are five fantastic Easter-themed patterns to get you started including a gorgeous baby jumper, plush toys and home décor! Simply follow the links or images below to access the downloads for each project!


Now make the limbs (4 the same). Cast on 4 stitches with the double pointed needles and knit a short i-cord (tutorial here - scroll down to find) of around 6 rows in length. Cut the work from the ball and thread the end through the stitches on the needle and then through the middle of the work - knotting it securely to the cast on tail (there are pictures for making the limbs over on my free pattern for teeny tiny toys)


Lots of the charities which need your knitted items provide free patterns for the clothing, toys and blankets that they need you to knit for them. This helps the charity; you can knit them the exact item that they need and you know that you are giving them the exact knitted item that they need! 2ff7e9595c


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