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Very easy little bag worked in stocking stitch with a moss-stitch strap. Fits a standard mini laptop.






Materials: I used 2 strands of 4-ply knitted together for this project. A single strand of Aran would also work.

Colour A - about 60g, colour B - about 35g. 5mm and 4mm needles.

1 large button.

Tension - 19sts per 10cm/4" over stocking stitch on 5mm needles.

( Pattern for Mini Laptop Bag )

Ochi is my boy-doll take on the Comfort Doll idea. Find out about the Comfort Doll Project HERE. Ochi is an African name meaning "laughter".

(Go HERE to knit Femi, my girl-doll.)



( Ochi Pattern below the cut )

This pattern is my copyright. Please feel free to use the pattern and to link to it, but please don't reproduce it (other than printing out for personal use) without my permission. Thanks.

Femi is my take on the Comfort Doll idea. Find out about the Comfort Doll Project HERE. Femi is an African name meaning "love me".

( Femi Pattern below the cut )

This pattern is my copyright. Please feel free to use the pattern and to link to it, but please don't reproduce it (other than printing out for personal use) without my permission. Thanks.

Knitted up for a laugh for a fan forum thread, this is an easy-to-make little doll with an optional catnip sachet. You don't have to throw it to your cat, but if you do, why not make it look like someone you dislike and then watch them get mauled?



( Kitty Fodder )

( Ridiculously Easy Wine Cosies )

This was inspired by the ‘Knit Your Own Rock Star’ project in Debbie Stoller’s ‘Stitch ‘n’ Bitch Nation. I ordered a copy of the book, but got bored waiting for it to arrive, so I set about making my own pattern. After a few attempts,(the variations in which resulted in The Knitted Smiths)....



.... I standardised the basic doll pattern as follows.

( Instructions and photos beneath the cut. ).