Annita Wilschut

Patterns available as Ravelry Downloads

Knitting: Animal Toy
This pattern is in English.
Knitting: Animal Toy
This is Piglet Knor. Knor is knit seamlessly in the round, similar to all my animal patterns.
Knitting: Animal Toy
This pattern is in English.
Knitting: Doll Clothes - Other
This pattern describes a new outfit for teddy bear Vera.
Knitting: Animal Toy
English & Dutch available in Ravelry download. German version is available on the linked website or in the magazine.
Knitting: Animal Toy
Recently, I have seen quite a few of them: sewn stuffed animals that consist of various differently colored, and differently structured fabrics, patchwork like. These types of cuddlies are the inspiration for Olivier. 
Olivier consists of a number of different parts, which are all knit together, so that, when finished knitting, you do not need ...
Knitting: Doll
Jutta is a doll, a sort of rag doll, but knitted. The most striking thing about Jutta is her Rasta hair. These hairs look like spool knitted cords, but are needle knitted as i-cords. You will find out how to do that in this pattern.
Knitting: Doll Clothes - Other, Animal Toy
In this pattern you find the instruction for 2 animals, a Hippo and an Elephant. The pattern also features a dress for the animals.
Knitting: Animal Toy
In this pattern, you find a cat, a dag, and a fox. The animals share the same body, the heads and tails are specific for each.
Knitting: Doll Clothes - Other
A bear like Vera definitely needs a nice outfit. Here you will find a pattern for a coat and a hat for Vera. The coat has a nice hood and closes with 3 buttons. As usual in my patterns, both the coat and the hat are knitted seamlessly in one piece.
Knitting: Doll Clothes - Other
Jacobus is very proud of his nice overalls. They are knit from yarn in the same weight as the yarn for Jacobus.
Knitting: Beanie, Toque
Welke voetballer wil dat nu niet?? Zo’n echte voetbalmuts. Eentje in oranje-rood-wit-blauw voor het EK of WK. Maar je kunt hem natuurlijk ook in de kleuren van je voetbal club (laten) breien en dan doe je hem naar elke training en wedstrijd op.
Knitting: Doll Clothes - Other
A nice dress for a monkey (Jacobus) girl.
Knitting: Animal Toy
Transform Lijs into a sheep: knit the body and the top of teh head in a boucle or other fluffy yarn, and use a smooth yarn for the rest.
Knitting: Mid-calf Socks
Sokken, twee op één rondbreinaald, vanaf de teen, met rondgebreide hiel. Een patroon in het Nederlands.
Knitting: Animal Toy
Victoria is a little doggy. The pattern uses many different techniques, which are all explained extensively with many pictures in the pattern.
Knitting: Animal Toy
Lodewijk is a small mouse. Knitting Lodewijk from sockyarn needles US 0 - 2 mm, yields a mouse about 2,5 inches tall.
Knitting: Animal Toy
Vera is a classical teddy bear, a bear like every child should have. Knitting her from heavy yarn yields a friendly softy, the friend for your child or grandchild, or your own to sit on the couch. In lighter yarn you get the big bears’ child.
Knitting: Animal Toy
Joris is a weird creature. He’s got 6 points or may be horns on his head. So, he looks like a dragon, but he does not dare to say so, he’s afraid people may get scared.
Knitting: Animal Toy
Karel is a bunny. He’s got beautiful long ears and he wears cute suspender shorts. Karel is knit seamlessly in rounds. So, when you are finished knitting, you do not need to spend hours finding out how to put the parts together.
Knitting: Animal Toy
Jacobus is the cutest monkey on Ravelry. Jacobus is knit round in one piece, without any seams. The pattern is very extensive, featuring 40 pictures of the various stages in knitting and row by row instructions.
Knitting: Animal Toy
As a nice and well-behaving little bear, Carolus loves to serve a variety of purposes. For example, Carolus is very willing to guard your keys or decorate your backpack; a small one with a nice bow tie loves to decorate your Christmas tree, the bigger Carolus likes to play with your toddler and, also, Carolus will live in the pocket of those wh...