Teddy Bears, Humpty Dumpties, Play Dolls, Clowns and Baby Dolls are everlasting favourites that never lose their appeal.

A varied collection that will entrance and delight

 Everyone loves soft toy animals but knitting patterns for such toys are often very complicated, requiring numerous pieces with awkward gussets and darts.  But there are no such complications in Jean’s animals, just the easiest of shapings and stitches.  All the designs are quite small and only require oddments of yarn.

Here comes The Red Nose Gang - the most comical chuckle of colourful Clowns you will ever meet!

These figures are exceptional works of knitted art.  They are free-standing and measure an impressive 48cm (19in) in height.  The detail in all five Clowns is truly outstanding.

"BinkyBunker" (19" high!) certainly comes from an age when plus-fours and pullovers were in style.

Looking at his check plus-fours you may think that they are worked in intarsia or Fair Isle.  But no!  The horizontal stripes are knitted first then the vertical lines are worked in Swiss darning.  There are full instructions and how-to photographs for the Swiss darning. 

In the history of learning to knit there have never been any remotely interesting ideas for what to do with the beginner’s very first efforts—garter stitch pieces—until now!

 In this booklet Jean Greenhowe has boldly ventured where no designer has gone before, to rescue those humble garter stitch pieces and transform them into fun-tastic creations.

This booklet features a splendid variety of entertaining designs, ranging from mascots to decorations and playthings.

Includes an incredibly diverse collection from a 10-1/4" eight-legged Octopus to miniature Stone-age  People only  1-1/2" high.  Challenging!

This booklet is absolutely packed with over forty imaginative novelties for charity fund-raising and gifts for family and friends.

Ever knitted Cacti, or medals, finger puppets, or wrist-watch pincushions?

Here is a collection of eight charming Hedgehogs to knit as unique keepsake gifts for every occasion. They are free-standing and measure 26cm [10¼in] in height.

Each character has their own unique gift tag to record commemorative details such as names and dates, as well as your personal greetings.

"Little Dumpling Dolls" began with the creation of just one doll – Mrs  Mopitup.  Her popularity led to the creation of an old-fashioned Little Dumpling Village, peopled with charming miniature inhabitants, including knitted chilkdren and a dog. 

The dolls themselves are free-standing and are 17cm [6¾ in] high. 

Make the acquaintance of Scotty and his wife Morag, an expert knitter of the MacScarecrow tartan.  They have two children, Wee Sproot and Baby Bonnie and a little dog called Scamp.

The oldest member of the family is Great Uncle Angus, bagpipe-playing Laird of ancient Bogle Castle.