Knitted Pocket Toys Free Patterns for tiny toys that fit in little hands. Simple, cute ideas great for beginners and handmade gifts.
Knitted Pocket Toys Free Patterns are perfect for making small, fun toys that are quick to finish. These tiny projects are great for using scrap yarn and making cute gifts. You can knit them for kids, party favors, or simple handmade keepsakes.
Knitted Pocket Toys Free Patterns
1. Star Wars: Knitting The Galaxy
Are you a Star Wars fan? This Pocket Yoda by Insight Editions is just for you. Knit this soft plushie with worsted-weight yarn, and it is knitted in one round piece.
2. The happy bird
Try out this project, which will brighten up your day and is perfect for beginners and experienced knitters alike. This Cheryx bird will be a fun knit, and the colorful wings make it more attractive.
3. Little Knitted Coffee
Has Jenny Church created a pattern for the coffee lover? It is knitted flat in DK yarn with 3 mm needles. The handle is made from French knitting on a dolly, but could be substituted for an I cord.
4. Marshmallow with legs
Do you love Marshmallows? What about them in your favorite color, pink? Tanya Oakley has knitted a marshmallow family with cute little brown legs. The needle size used is US 3 to 3.25 mm.
5. Knitted Teabag
Do you need your tea every morning? So, this crocheted knitted little tea bag by Jenny Church next to your bed will remind you of your morning cup of tea. The DK yarn weight and US 2½ knitting needles are required for this pattern.
6. Cute Rabbits & Easter Eggs
Knit a rabbit and colorful Easter eggs for the first Sunday after the Paschal Full Moon, which is the first full moon after the vernal equinox. What better way to celebrate than with some adorable handmade decorations? This is made available by Mou Mou Knits.
7. Pumpkin spice latte
Another miniature by Jenny Church is knitted flat on 3 mm knitting needles. And the cream is French-knit on a doll, then shaped and sewn onto the top of the coffee.
8. Fumin’ Womb
No Uterus, No Opinion! Rachel said this, and at that time, her uterus might have looked the same. It is knitted with fingering-weight yarn and can be worn as a pin or brooch, made by Anna Hrachovec.
9. Little Knit Clementines
This is a perfect citrus-y solution for using up leftover sock yarn scraps. It is worked in the round, and the leaf and optional legs are worked flat with an I-cord. It is made available by Classical Songbird Designs.
10. How to knit a white weasel
Knit this white weasel by Monga Knit, which will fit in your hands and is perfect for cuddles and snuggles. It measures around 28×8 cm and 19×5.5 cm, and the button doll eyes measure around 8 and 6 mm.
11. Fairisle Friends
Esther Braithwaite has knitted this mini toy, and you can create a bunch of them. They are knitted in one piece from the bottom up, and these dolls are designed to be sturdy, safe, and perfect for even the littlest hands to hold.
12. Fair Isle Mice
Janet McMahon has created these cute little mouse patterns, which is a great way to use up your oddments of yarn. Pick up your DK yarn weight, and the needle size used is US 5.
13. Carp Fish
Let your fish sail in the air! This fish by Maria Ermolova has beaded eyes and will look cute in your adult hands, and then it will look pretty in the tiny little hands.
14. Mari Fet Doll
You like the Tanoshi series, and this doll pattern is approximately 5,12 inches tall. Tatyana Korobkova has created this beautiful, tiny doll, which looks cute. It is available in both English and Turkish.
