Twelve plush toy patterns, each with an item of clothing or an accessory. The printed book is available from Lulu: 9x13 inches, perfect-bound, soft cover, full-colour images of each pattern. The download version is available on Ravelry.

Second edition of the popular Fuzzy Knits pattern collection, originally published in 2007. The new edition contains 2 new patterns, the Pug and Chipmunk. The remaining 10 patterns have all been updated with new toy shaping and new or improved clothing patterns.

The final version of the pattern has now been published. It will be on sale until April 12, 2013.

This is a lovey style toy with a sheep and rabbit variation. (However, the heads are essentially the same as my other toys, so you could use the head from any pattern, as long as it’s in the same gauge as the rest of the toy. Maybe just add 2 rows to the middle stockinette section).

A very cute project with lots of interesting stitches and techniques. Approximately intermediate level, but don’t feel intimidated if you like to learn new things. The dragon looks good in a wide range of yarns, so feel free to use what you like, or look through the projects for inspiration. The knight and princess take very little yarn, s...

A baby orangutan doll, knitted flat in pieces, and them seamed and assembled. The face requires intarsia, and the limbs use bobbles and slipped stitches. Overall, the pattern is intermediate level.

The pattern includes instructions for 3 animals: an elephant, a zebra, and a rhino. The toys can be knit from a single type of yarn, or from multiple yarns like my Scraps Chaps pattern.

Bean-bag animal toys in 3 sizes. To make a set of 3 toys (one of each size) you need 50 g each of 3 colours. However, this is a great project for using left-over worsted weight yarn. The toys are completely knit in the round, on DPNs or circular needle (your choice). The ears and hood are knit separately, then attached to the toy. The pattern gi...

For such a simple design, choose an extra-special, soft and colourful yarn. I’ve knit the hat in 4 different yarns: the smallest shown is merino wool, the next largest is merino/camel, the next size is baby alpaca, and the largest is variegated suri-alpaca/merino/cashmere. Note that the fiber you choose may affect your gauge, which is why ...

The pattern includes instructions for 6 animals: squirrel, mouse, hare, otter, hedgehog, and fox. The finished toys are approx. 3” tall, and use only a small amount of worsted yarn for each animal. The hat and scarf patterns are also included, and they use small amounts of fingering or sport weight yarn.

This is a new pattern, so if you find any mistakes, please let me know so I can add them to the errata.

This pattern is intermediate level, is knit in the round, and uses a variety of increases and decreases. You can use a circular needle with the magic-loop method, or a set of 5 dpns. The head, ears, and feet are sewn on during the finishing steps.

A wee little mouse to decorate your tree, or for your little one to play with. The mouse can be knit flat or in the round. There are two hat options: a hood that is knit flat, and a beret that is knit in the round.

Chipmunk: 50 g of worsted weight yarn in brown (MC), 10 g of worsted weight yarn in white (CC), 10 g of eyelash yarn to match MC (optional), small amount of black yarn for embroidery, two 8-10 mm black buttons or safety eyes, stuffing, pair of 4 mm (US size 6) knitting needles, tapestry needle.

$2 of the sale price will be donated to the Montreal Ecomuseum

This is an intermediate level pattern. Skills required include a variety of increases and decreases, intarsia, and seaming. The anorak can be knit without seams by working the sleeves in the round.

Yarn type and gauge just depend on what you have. One toy takes less than 5 g of yarn. Finished size is just 3 cm (1.5”).

This bundle includes 5 outfits for my 8” toys: a simple dress, a moss-stitch cardigan, a cardigan with crocheted edge, a pair of overalls, and a sailor shirt. Some patterns use fingering/sport weight yarn, others use worsted weight.

The pattern includes directions for all three animals.

This pattern includes a Cabled Cardigan, three hat styles, a dress with apron, lederhosen and hat, and a ballerina outfit. The clothes use a variety of yarn weight and needle sizes. All will fit my smaller (8”) toys, and use a range of techniques including twisted stitches, knitting in the round, lace, picot cast-off, picking up stitches, ...

The Baby Penguin pattern includes instructions for the hat and scarf shown in the photo. It is also available in the Festive Knits book.

Must be knit with 100% wool that will felt well. Knit in the round on a set of four dpns.

This pattern is in Festive Knits, and includes a pattern for the apron shown in the photo.

This owl and baby are quick and don’t take much yarn, and are good practice for your seaming skills. Knitting skills required include basic knit and purl stitches, and increases and decreases on both knit and purl sides.

Errata (Nov. 12, 2010): Just informed that the pdf file does not include the materials for the Santa Coat. See below for the missing details.

Materials

Materials

The version shown in the first photo is available in Fuzzy Knits. This includes the intarsia face and new ears. The t-shirt pattern is much the same as before, and the pattern now includes the super-cape as well.

Materials

A cute and simple Teddy Bear pattern. Finished toy is 7-8” tall, knit with 50 g of worsted weight yarn. The cardigan is knit with 20-25g of worsted weight yarn, with an optional crocheted edge.

The hippo is knit flat in worsted weight on size 6 needles. The shirt is knit in fingering weight with size 2 needles. The pattern includes instructions for the parrot and other accessories.

The body is knit in white worsted weight on size 6 needles. The spots are knit in black sport weight on size 2.5 needles, then sewn onto the stuffed body. The vest is also knit from sport weight on size 2.5 needles.

This bundle includes instructions for 5 clothing patterns to fit my regular sized toys (8-9”). There is a super cape / hooded cape, a t-shirt, a hooded cardigan, a pinafore dress, and a raglan sweater with a pocket. The capes use worsted weight yarn, the cardigan uses DK yarn, and the other patterns use fingering-sport weight yarn.

Pattern includes instructions for short and floppy ears, and three outfits: pinafore dress, vest and jacket, and hoodie.

The koala is knit from 50g of worsted weight yarn in grey and white, on size 6 (4mm) needles. You can use a bit of white eyelash yarn to give him fuzzy ears. His shorts are knit from 15g of sport weight yarn on size 2 (2.75mm) needles. They look great if knit from variegated or self-striping yarn.

The first 3 photos show the new version of the Silly Duck, available on its own and in Fuzzy Knits. The toy was completely redesigned, while the hat and scarf remain the same.

This adorable reindeer is fun to knit, and stands 16” tall, 12” long. You can use whatever yarn you have handy, but I find wool or acrylic/wool blends make the nicest toys.

The first two photos show the new version of the Siamese Kitty pattern, available on its own, or in Fuzzy Knits. The toy has not been changed, but the dress has been redesigned with a lacy skirt and v-neckline.

The first photo shows the new version of the Tiger pattern available in Fuzzy Knits and on its own. The striping pattern on the toy has been altered from the original, and the ears changed. The dress is completely new - knit in the round with a colour-work design and v-neckline.

The first photo shows the new version of the pattern available in Fuzzy Knits. The face and ears have been completely redesigned. The raglan pull-over has been changed only to fit better.

The first photo shows the version of the toy available now. The second photo shows the version available in Fuzzy Knits, which includes the pattern for the hooded cardigan. The third photo shows the original version of the pattern published in 2007.

This pattern has now been updated with a newer format. As well, the toy has different ears, and the shaping is slightly different. The contrasting colour nose is optional. The overalls are now longer, and have straps that button to the bib.

The first photo shows the new version of the Monkey pattern, available in Fuzzy Knits and on its own. The arms and legs have been changed slightly, and the overalls have been redesigned.

This pattern costs $2.75 for a very cute knitted penguin. Requires some sewing skills to sew on beak.

The first photo shows the new version of the Polar Bear pattern, now available in Fuzzy Knits. The toy and cardigan have had only minimal changes from the original.

A sweet little puppy, who looks a bit like a beagle and a bit like a border collie, but is cute either way!

Worsted weight yarn is used for the body, and eyelash yarn with a long fringe makes the tail. The pattern includes clothing patterns for overalls and a turtleneck. Pattern for slippers can be found on my blog.

I’ve just added this pattern to my Ravelry shop. However, this is one of my oldest designs, so the pattern format and toy shaping will look quite different from my newer patterns. This pattern is on sale for $1.99 until I get it updated.