The moment I finish knitting a new stuffed animal, I say hello. It’s only polite.
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The moment I finish knitting a new stuffed animal, I say hello. It’s only polite.
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October calls for a wee knit black cat!
This is my Dumpling Cat pattern, and you can find it on my website and on Ravelry.
Tip of the day: try black stuffing for knit plushies with dark yarn so no little white bits peek through.
It’s pattern release day!
Uszka Kittens are small, huggable critters in cozy sweaters. and are named after uszki, Polish dumplings whose name translates to “little ear”. Uszka Kittens are academic creatures, and are the perfect size for a desktop companion or reading friend. They're explicitly designed to make you smile, bring you comfort, and be a source of whimsy in your life.
I knit mine up with Scheepjes Catona for the kitten, and Midknit Cravings Yarn Co. Light Sock for the sweater and pants.
You can find the pattern on my website and on Ravelry!
When you start knitting stuffed animals (or anything for that matter), it’s inevitable that there are gonna be some mistakes. Luckily, I've made a ton of these mistakes for you, and now can pass on my knowledge to you.
For more tips for plushie knitting, check out the full blog post!
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It's Uszka Teddy pattern release day!
Uszka Teddies are small, huggable critters in cozy sweaters, and are named after uszki, Polish dumplings whose name translates to “little ear”. These little ones are huge foodies, and love trying new cafes, restaurants, recipes, and homemade meals.
Knit up in fingering weight cotton yarn - I used Scheepjes Catona - they’re the perfect size for bringing comfort and love during these trying times (which is about 22cm / 8.75" tall).
And in the spirit of bringing comfort and spreading whimsy, the Uszka Teddy pattern is available for ✨free✨ on my blog! But if you prefer an ad-free, printable version, you can also purchase the pattern PDF on my website or on Ravelry.
This little outfit will be appearing on a new friend (and in a ✨free✨ pattern coming Friday…)
It’s Dumpling Cat release day!
Dumpling Cats are academically-inclined critters in cozy sweaters. The name comes from the way the head is cinched closed at the top, much in the same way dumpling wrappers are twisted closed. Dumpling Cats are always ready to dive into a new special interest, tackle a big book, and sit moodily on benches in the fall with a cup of black coffee. They’re the perfect size for a squish-able desktop companion, cuddle-able reading buddy, or scary appointment support-from-your-bag friend.
I knit these little ones up in Cascade Yarns Noble Cotton, and the clothes using leftover DK weight yarn from my stash.
Dumpling animals are the larger of my two animal patterns, standing at about 28cm / 11.25” tall. You can find the pattern on my website or on Ravelry!