Christmas Knitting ShopLarger toy knitting projects to keep your needles clicking. Here are a select few patterns that are in our longer knits category and are suitable for new baby arrivals. All patterns are super big knits with clothing, blankets and other accessories to make lots of detail. A great keepsake for a new baby.
Fudge the bunny is an extra large Easter Bunny knitting pattern. A5 8 page booklet - a Long Pattern to get your needles going.
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£4.99 Leaflet
Mooo-ve over and give me some room to dance! I am a MooMoo in a TuTu knitting pattern and I can pirouette right onto your knitting needles.
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Sleepy and ready for bed is this cute little girl. She is in pink with a nightie and a hat.
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Sleepy and ready for bed is this cute little boy. He is in blue with shorts and hat.
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Here is Santa on Boxing Day. With a break from the traditional red, he is relaxing after all those Christmas deliveries.
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Burly baby is everything you could want in a toy knitting pattern. He is a little cutie in his nappy, complete with pin. He has mittens, hat and bootees too.
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All Bunny One is an extra large knitted bunny. Standing at 48cm tall, he is a really big knit to get those needles clicking.
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Knitting pattern instructions to knit an All Bear One Soft Toy. Knitting pattern Instructions for bear, clothes and comforter blanket.
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