Sweet Animal Softies – Free Knitting Patterns
Hello, lovely crafters! Today’s post is about knitting patterns for softies and it is surely as exciting as you think!
We are exploring the work of the wonderful designer Rachel Borello Carroll and presenting her adorable patterns to you. This selection of Sweet Animal Softies includes a lamb, a puppy, a fox, and a bunny.
Isn’t it evidently ideal for this time of the year? Why don’t you knit the sheep and the rabbit as part of Easter decor and the other two as gifts for your kids? Sounds like a plan, right? Obviously!
Get your knitting needle sets and start working on the knitting project you like the most first!
By the way, what kind of pointed needles do you enjoy working with the most? Single pointed or double pointed ones? Maybe circular needles or interchangeable knitting needles are your favorite?
Knitting animal softies is a fun and creative way to express your love for animals and your knitting skills.
Animal softies are knitted toys that are designed to look like different animals such as cats, dogs, rabbits, bears, and many others. They are usually small in size, making them a great project for both beginners and experienced knitters.
When selecting yarn for your softie, it is important to choose a soft and washable material, such as cotton or acrylic. These yarns are gentle on a baby’s skin and easy to care for.
The first step in knitting animal softies is to choose a pattern. There are many patterns available online or in knitting books that you can use as a guide.
Some patterns may include detailed instructions and photos that can help you create the perfect softie.
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If you need more inspiration, check out our collections of Awesome Knit Toys and Spring Birds.
Lamb & Pup Free Knitting Pattern
Simplicity is always a good idea, even in the world of knit softies! These lovely creatures take us back to when we were kids.
We have fallen under the spell of their retro charm in an instant. How about you? We admire this designer’s talent so much!
Level: upper beginner Author: Rachel Borello Carroll
The original pattern and the photos are on Ravelry.
Fox & Bunny Free Knitting Pattern
Are you ready for a walk in the woods? It is time to visit bunnies and foxes! Once you get back home, start working on these adorable knitting patterns for softies.
The animals you make will find a place in your kids’ room and stay with your family forever! What needle size will you use?
Level: upper beginner Author: Rachel Borello Carroll
The original pattern and the photos are on Ravelry.
Chubbeez Free Knitting Pattern
Who wants to adopt a bunny? We all obviously want a handmade one! Guess what? It’s a piece of cake!
All you need is a pair of knitting needles, yarn in your favorite colors, some time, and this awesome pattern by Lorraine Pistorio. You will have so much fun!
Level: intermediate Author: Lorraine Pistorio
The original pattern and the photos are on Ravelry.
When selecting yarn for your softie, it is important to choose a soft and washable material, such as cotton or acrylic. These yarns are gentle on a baby’s skin and easy to care for.
When your animal softie is complete, you can add any finishing touches, such as embroidery, buttons, or ribbons. Tgis will make them even more adorable!
Knitting toys is a fun and creative way to express your love for crafts! You can create a soft and cuddly friend for yourself or someone special.
Your children will certainly love whatever softie you knit for them. And you will benefit from it too!
Knitting reduces stress and anxiety levels, making it an ideal activity for busy parents who need to unwind and relax. Try it as soon as you can!
can this be made on 2 straight needles please ?
Why are you advertizing these as free patterns when none of them are free? Please tell me if there really is a way to get these patterns for free.
Hi Michelle, most of the patterns we share are free, but some for a limited time only. Please always check the links under the graphics!