Have a couple of free hours and skeins of leftovers? Make these lovely knitted birds amigurumi. You with enjoy working with this free knitting pattern. The bird knits in rounds from the head to the tail, so there is no seaming. Someone will appreciate this fact. PHOTOS by Sara Elizabeth Kellner /
It’s time to upgrade the wardrobe of your knitted friends! The Frog Knitted Dress is not only a fun project but also a quick way to customize your crochet toys so they feel comfortable this summer. Add it to your to-do list! The pattern is free. PHOTOS by Tania Volkova / Ravelry.com Find the
This knitted ladybug is a very delicate project that looks like an accessory from expensive interior malls. It can be used as a paperweight, but you can display it anywhere you want. This little crochet ladybug is sure to brighten up any room. Download the free pattern and get knitting! PHOTOS by
Even though this knitted hedgehog has a winter scarf, it’s going to be a lovely gift, no matter the season! I mean, you can always take his scarf off and replace it with a summer clothing, right? It would be so adorable! PHOTOS by AmyGaines / Ravelry.com Find original free pattern on etsy.com, or
Who doesn’t love alpacas? These lovely animals warm the hearts of many people, and the alpaca toy is absolutely fantastic! Pax the Alpaca is a perfect knitted gift idea for your loved one, best friend, or for your small family member, for example. Remember about the scarf! PHOTOS by LoveKnitting /
These lovely knitted toys, 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 yellow and black yarn and create the right hair colors! PHOTOS by Esther Braithwaite /
These cute ladybugs are perfect for playing in the yard or decorating home plants. This is a beginner-friendly project as you will knit the linden ladybird flat. Working with this free knitted amigurumi pattern will bring you joy. PHOTOS by Emma Washington / Ravelry.com Find the original free
I don’t even know where to start with describing how cute this toy mouse is! Don’t forget to knit it along with a piece of cheese, because we all know how much mice love cheese! This cutie is absolutely easy to knit and is uses very little yarn. PHOTOS by Amanda Berry / Ravelry.com Find original
These sweet knitted hedgehogs in the pictures below were made by Addy Whitfield and are such a sweet addition to your fall home decor! It’s a fantastic pattern for all beginners and it’s worked flat on 4mm knitting needles. Have fun with these! PHOTOS by Addy Whitfield / Ravelry.com Find the
What’s best about this project, is that you can make a whole bunch of these cute snails with yarn scraps. Use a 2½ – 3.0 mm needle for this project. They’re perfectly safe for kiddos, as long as you replace any plastic elements for embroidery. PHOTOS by Cilla Webb / Ravelry.com Find original free
If only dragons were real, right? At least you can knit this incredible, magical dragon in the pictures below and bring some of the magic into your life. The wings and scales were made out of metal, so it’s not really the safest toy for kiddos. But feel free to replace it with embroidery instead!