Waldorf Floppy Baby Doll 15'2012.

The Baby is 25 cm / 10" tall, made according to the Waldorf doll making tradition. 
Materials: sheep sliver, Italian mohair, cotton knit fabric, designer flannel (signature fabric, limited edition), a 100% cotton embroidery thread (France). 
Available at my Etsy store.

Agness, the Fairy (a pattern)

I'd love to see that doll made for charity or for your personal enjoyment. Please do not copy all the details, try to use your imagination and give the doll your personal touch. I'm sure that the doll will guide you all the way through.. they usually do :))

Terry cloth teething toy.

I'm using a standard Gerber's baby washcloth and my bear's head mes. 5 cm (2"). I'm giving you a pretty big head pattern, so that you can change the size of the head if you need to. Use fabric scraps to stuff the head and the "paws".

Sock Elephant. Free pattern & tutorial

This is my own pattern, which means that it's free for your personal, non-commercial use. Click here to see more photos of this toy.
I've started with a pair of children socks size  5-7. Yes, things like this happen all the time - new pair of socks and a hole.

As usual, all the excess fabric well be used for stuffing the toy.

Enjoy! 

Sock Elephant.

"Granny square" crochet ball.

Crochet 6 granny squares and double them with felt (if you want to make a ball). If you'd like to get a nice baby block - use non-stretch fabric. Assemble your squares as shown and stuff firmly. I use fabric scraps shredded to small pieces to staff some of my toys. This way I can recycle all of my leftover fabric and make toys nicely weighted.

Billy's Sweater

This is my Skinny pig boar named Mr.Nibbleknockerz a.k.a. Billy dressed up in his sweater-vest.

Summer bag

Embroidery done with cotton and metallic thread. It seems to sparkle really nice in the sunlight.

Small Dollies (Freebie)

Please note that the pattern does not include seam allowances! These are the actual stitching lines.