Toys

Consider these knitting patterns for cats and kittens to celebrate International Cat Day on the 8th August.

The first Friday in June here in the UK is National Fish & Chip Day so let’s knit a fish. They could be sold as toys for young children to raise funds for the Fishermen’s Mission which supports our fishermen.

Searching around for an easy knitting pattern for a dachshund dog toy? This design needs basic knit purl and increase decrease skills along with small section of intarsia colour work which is easily learned. Click “read more” to find out more information

Searching around for a knitting project with a difference? This Where’s Wally knitting pattern is rated for beginners and has a number of uses from soft toy, to hide and seek game and /or as a chocolate orange cover at Easter time. Click “read more” to find out more information.

This royal Corgi Knitting pattern download gives detailed instructions on how to make each of the pieces that go to make it up. One 100g ball each of the white and beige double knitting yarn and 3.5mm knitting needles are needed. Basic increasing and decreasing knitting skills are required as well as knowledge of intarsia colour work which can be easily learned. A video tutorial is included in this post. Click “read more” to find out further details

Want to make your own gifts this year and looking for ideas? How about learning how to make a hand-knitted dog toy for Christmas. Read more to find out where to get the pattern and what yarn is required. You will also learn tips and techniques on how best to complete the project.

If you need a pattern for a knitted first doll toy for a baby, take a look at this one which is beginner friendly. Click “read more” to see more information