Meet Prince Carlisle, outcast royalty living in sinful abundance on the grounds of an abandoned manse. Fine art print — ships free in the US, EU, UK + AUS.
NEWS - Oh my gosh! It's a teeny tiny TV!! When I saw TinyCircuits TinyTV 2, I was captivated. Guess what? This itty bitty TV works!! It comes preloaded with
Learn to make a cute Lil' Bitty Cow crochet pattern by Darling Maple Designs with easy to follow written instructions & full video tutorial!
Cocoons for little kittens! Get the pattern via Etsy, designed by Yun of Yunique Crafts. SUGGESTED MATERIALS - KnitPicks: This post contains affiliate links.
Learn to make a cute Lil' Bitty Cow crochet pattern by Darling Maple Designs with easy to follow written instructions & full video tutorial!
in a mad rush toward this weekend's school festival craft stall we made gnomes ~ gnomes galore! loads of teeny tiny gnomes in matchboxes and in pendant pouches some simple standing gnomes and even some knitted gnomes Here is the little pattern I made up for the knitted gnomes ~ Use size 4 -5 knitting needles – 8 ply wool scraps Head – Cast on 18 stiches in your choice of skin colour Row 1: knit, row 2: purl. Repeat for a total of 10 rows Body – Change wool to main suit colour and knit 16 rows (26row total) Legs – Knit across first 9 stitches; place other 9 stitches on a small stitch holder Knit a further 9 rows, cast off leaving a tail of about 6 inches. For the second leg pick up the other 9 stitches and knit 10 rows. Cast off leaving a tail of about 6 inches. Gather up both feet and stitch up the legs/body to the head section. Arms – Cast on 8 stitches in skin colour Row 1: knit, row 2: purl Change to main body colour and knit a further 6 rows, cast off leaving a tail of a few inches (8 rows in total). Repeat for second arm. Gather hand end and stitch up arm seam leaving top open for stuffing – stuff. Hat – Cast on 24 stitches in your choice of hat colour Rows 1 and 2: knit Row 3: purl Row 4: knit two together at each end Row 5: purl Repeat rows 4 and 5 until 16 stitches remain Then only decrease every second knit row until only 10 stitches remain Then knit two together every knit row until only one stitch remains – cast off leaving a 6 inch tail and sew up the seam. To make up – Gather head and stitch up head seam – leave a 1 inch opening for stuffing – stuff legs, body and head. Close the seam. Use body colour to weave in and out around neck. Pull fairly tightly to form neck and wrap around twice, tie a knot and bury it inside to finish the neck. Stitch arms to body and attach hat to top of head. My 100 post giveaway is still open til Sunday night. If you would like to put your name in the hat you can do it here
About a week ago, I previewed Scarlet Elfcup's upcoming holiday goodness. Today, I am proud to introduce to you the Wee-Bee Mini Elfcup. Here is an itty-bitty doll fit for tiny hands and pocket snuggles. Not only will this collection be the feature for the holidays but this will also be one of Scarl
I'm so excited to share these little animals I knit to go along with The Mitten by Jan Brett! Elise and I both love them so much, we're having trouble deciding who gets to sleep with them at night... ;) It was so much fun making this beloved story come to life. Elise knew exactly what I was up to - she even helped me choose the yarn! Whenever she overheard me telling someone about my project, she would start sneezing like the bear does at the end of the story,"Aaaa-choooo!!!!" The Mitten is one of those stories that is especially fun to retell with props... Alone... ...or with a friend! For all of you knitters out there, I made most of the animals from patterns I found on Ravelry. The badger, mole, and mouse were my own inventions! Here are a few pattern links, if you're feeling inspired to make your own set: bear fox (modified) owl rabbit hedgehog mitten Find me on Ravelry here and Facebook here!
Itty Bitty Bobbles is pattern #7 in the 2017 Knitted Kitchen Blog Hop. Includes written and charted instructions and a tutorial on making the 2-row bobbles!
My Daughter got an American Girl Bitty Baby doll for her birthday a few years back. She didn't play with it much at that age but now she ha...
A free doll pattern & video tutorial for a small, pocket sized baby doll perfect for new to sewing
I've finished knitting this little puppy his very own knitted blanket... And that, my friends, is the completion of my Ravelympics projects for this year! This pattern "Wrap me up Puppies" is also from the book Itty Bitty Toys. I just love this book. This is now the 3rd pattern I've knit from it. I'm pretty sure that Susan B. Anderson is a toy knitting genius. My daughter absolutely loves putting her stuffed animals and dolls to bed. That is by far her favorite playtime activity. From the first time I flipped through this pattern book, I knew that this is a toy that I would definitely make one day. I just love how you can wrap this little blanket around and fasten it up like a little puppy burrito. Very clever. This puppy and blanket only took a few days to knit, and was the easiest toy out of the 3 to make. I would definitely consider making this one again. My daughter is of course thrilled to add puppy to her knitted toy collection.. ...which is growing quite large these days...
Suki Waterhouse and her fiancé Robert Pattinson have welcomed their first child together.
I have a simple sympathy card for you today based in this week's Pals Paper Arts Sketch Challenge (PPA273). Discover what the rest of the PPA resident artists have dreamed up with this sketch
Yesterday, I previewed Scarlet Elfcup's newest creation. Today, I am proud to introduce to you Le Petite Elfcup, a small 8" doll. Here is another itty-bitty doll fit for the palm of the hands and handbag snuggles. Le Petite Elfcup features a sitting doll that spans a whoppi
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I still have a few Christmas projects trickling in on the blog. The holiday’s are always a whirlwind. I whipped out this project just in time for Christmas morning, so there are no step by step photos. It is a pretty simple project. Let’s take a closer look at the finished set! Baby has been...Read More »
Bitty Kitty is a Bitty Baby accessory and a spin-off of the original Bitty Bear. She (advertised as female) was released in 2002 and retired in 2008. Retail cost was $12. Gray and white plush kitten. Stands five inches tall. Has posable arms, legs, and head. Gray body with white ears, mouth, stomach, hands, and feet. Embroidered black eyes. Embroidered pink nose and mouth with clear whiskers attached. Purple bow on neck. Bitty Kitty's Family Album: Board book with mirror on back page. Bitty Kitt
This potty seat makes learning fun for Bitty Baby—and the realistic design helps your little one learn right alongside their dolls. A pink-and-cream potty chair with printed logos and a metallic button. The seat comes apart into three pieces and it plays two different songs at the touch of a button—one with a tinkle so
Like, everyone else, my posts have been few and far between of late. What's keeping me busy these days? Schooling Sewing Crocheting Baking Cookies Caring for our Nursing Student, who has 4 impacted wisdom teeth extracted during Winter Break Training a New Puppy who thinks she needs to TRAIN US on taking her out to piddle every hour on the hour. Christmas Get-togethers And just life in general. . . But mostly I have been trying to get things on my Etsy Shop. Here's the latest -- my third Bitty Baby/Twin outfit. I decided to go trendy with this one, rather than do my usual traditional or historical outfits. I love seeing young girls in this style and thought it would be fun to dress a doll in it. It was sort of nice to step out of my mold for a while and shake things up a little. I decided to add an extra piece so that some little girl can have two outfits and get some extra play from it. Not like anybody has minutes to spare this month, but if you do and you'd like to take a peek . . . here's a link to my shop. I know I'm partial, but I love the hat. I guess it does what a hat ought to do . . . top things off! Do what's keeping you BUSY these days?
Dress set for the 5 inch itty bitty - lots to love- chubby berenguer baby dolls or OOAK clay sculpt dolls or other similar size baby dolls Now available as an instant download, you will be directed to download pattern in pdf format after payment is made, pay no shipping. pattern for hand knitting, can be knit using contrasting colors if you choose, many possibilities using your imagination & great for using up odds & ends of different colors of yarns. all pieces are knit flat. Pattern consists of dress, panties, hat and shoes easy to knit- stitches used: knit, purl, inc, dec, yo, psso, k2tog TBL Materials: 1 oz fingering yarn or light wt baby yarn- yarn used-Bernat Baby Size US 1 ( 2.25mm) 1 – 1/4” button Yarn needle for sewing seams Thread and needle for attaching button USA knitting terms *NOTE*Listing is for an emailed PDF/Word doc. knitting pattern only. The finished product is NOT included* For personal use only, please respect our work by NOT sharing, selling, copying, or distributing the pattern in any way. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED, ©2011 Copyright You may sell completed items but please mention where you purchased the pattern, thank you. (Adobe Reader is perfect for opening the files and can be downloaded for free at www.adobe.com.) and as always a BIG THANK YOU for visiting WeGirls Etsy shop, we hope you enjoy your new patterns!
Check out the new 13 inch baby doll made by American Girl®. She can get wet and will be a fun addition to the AG baby doll clothes line. Find patterns to sew for her at Oh Sew Kat!
Check out the new 13 inch baby doll made by American Girl®. She can get wet and will be a fun addition to the AG baby doll clothes line. Find patterns to sew for her at Oh Sew Kat!
What you need 1/4 yrd knit fabric How to make the hat 1. Download pattern here This pattern is copyrighted by me, ReadCreations. For private use only !!! Make sure you have page scaling set to none ! 2. Sew both long sides with 1/4" seam (as all seams) 3. Open and lay just sewn seams on top of each other. Sew small opening 4. Cut a 11 1/2" x 2" strip (stretch along the long side) Sew small sides together 5. Fold in half (left sides together) Sew to bottom of hat (on right side of hat) You are done !!!
The Bitty Baby Starter Collection II is a Bitty Baby clothes and accessory set released in 2005 and retired in 2008. Retail cost was $90.
Two Bitty Baby dolls equal two times the lullabies, two times the snuggles, and two times the fun! Select the perfect pair of Bitty Baby Twins for your little one to welcome home—each doll is 15“ long and arrives dressed in a sweet outfit. Bitty Baby has a soft cloth body, head and limbs made of smooth vinyl, and eyes
The Bitty's Snack Set is a Bitty Baby accessory set released in 2007. Original retail cost was $14, the current retail cost is $20.
