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8 Spooky Knitted Monster Toy Patterns For Halloween. 8 Spooky Knitted Monster Toy Patterns For Halloween curated by The Knit Crew.

Last year over the summer while we were visiting family, I gave my newly born nephew a knitted frog (because nothing says welcome to the planet like a knitted amphibian). My brother told me at that time that if I really wanted my shy almost-three-year-old nephew to like me (he didn't speak to me the entire two weeks we were there) I should make him a Mike Wazowski from Monsters, Inc. I didn't really like any of the patterns I found online, so I decided I would try to make my own thinking…

STUFFED DOG KNITTING PATTERN This pattern uses dk yarn doubled (i.e. two strands of dk yarn knitted together) and size 5.5mm knitting needles. It produces a dog measuring 14 inches long. I find that doubling up the yarn and using 5.5mm knitting needles makes a strong fabric that knits up very quickly and contains the stuffing securely. Don’t worry if the monster looks small when you are knitting it. It will look larger after you have sewed the seams and stuffed it. Remember: the yarn is used…

A frightening witch, endearing Frankenstein’s monster and mischievous ghost… does Halloween toymaking get any better...

Loom Knit the Cuddly Monster on a Large Loom A sweet friend asked me to design a weighted toy for... Continue reading »

Stana is a dreamer that can't help but design incredible knitwear (and charming knitted monsters!). Growing up behind the Iron Curtain, Stana has long history of designing and making that has been passed down through the generations, this is her story.

Love it and it's a modification of a monster pattern from the book Big Book of Knitted Monsters, by Rebecca Danger. This was knit and shared by No Knit Sherlock! who says, "I modified Tony the Toy Box Monster from the Big Book of Knitted Monsters, by Rebecca Danger, to a Tim Burton-esque type pumpkin

This is a very similar modification of the Furryness pattern. The body has the same increases and decreases, but with a bunch of extra rows thrown in for good measure. The arms and legs are slightl…