She’s Crafty has reworked this adorable vintage knitted kitty cap pattern and is sharing the updated version with her readers! Click here for the pattern!

Ack! These dolls are soooo cute! I spent my down time during my fabulous weekend off working on one simple baby bib (this one), so I don’t think I’m quite ready for a knitted doll yet, but I’m bookmarking this pattern from Yarnigans for when I am. You can see it here!

Spool knitting is a great way to introduce kids to the wonderful world of yarn crafts! Help them make their own spool knitter using recycled household items and a how-to from Craftsanity!

Can you believe SockPixie is offering this gorgeous baby hat pattern for free? I would *love* to see it on an actual baby so if any of you super knitters out there make one for your kiddo, please snap a pic and send it to me! (found via Craft)

Knit much? WhipUp has compiled a comprehensive list of places to find free knitting patterns and other knitting resources online. It’s a BIG list, so make sure you have a few minutes to spare. Check it out here!

Bunny toss game from Two Straight Lines

(via Urban Threads)

Sweet treats from Katherine Marie Photography

Fun bunny craft from Scribbit

Festive bunny napkin rings from 4 Crazy Kings

Bunny egg holder from Skip to My Lou

Soft and sweet cashmere bunnies from Betz White

Rabbit costume from The Purl Bee

Knitted bunny washcloth pattern from Susan B Anderson

(via Craft)

I’ll be posting one bunny round-up each week from now until Easter. If you have a bunny (or any Easter project) that you’d like to share, just send it on over to me! See my submissions page for details.

Here’s a great pattern for someone just learning to knit or who just needs a quick baby gift! Kris Knits tells how to make an easy knitted baby bib here!

Another knit to add to my list. Rachel at The Yarnigans Blog shares the pattern to make this cuddly bear. (via luvinthemommyhood)

I’m in love with this knitted top from Soulful Hues Hobbies & Random Thoughts. Aside from the actual knitting, there are few steps involved in the finished piece. Perfect! Click here for the free pattern. (via JCHandmade)

I just started knitting up baby hats and can’t wait to try out this free pattern from Berlin’s Whimsy. Love the stripes! Click here for a link to the pattern in PDF.

Miaou Crafts shares a free knitting pattern for this pocket-sized doll. She’s small and sweet and would probably like some friends, so be sure to make a few!

This hanging book display from Ohdeedoh is soooo cool! I love the idea of using fabric as opposed to the wooden book displays I see so often. Nicely done! Click here to learn how you can make one, too!

I find very few things more precious than baby knits. This one is extra adorable with it’s long tapered top and umbilical cord-looking dangly thing (because I know you like to hear the technical terms). Sew Liberated tells exactly how she knit this one up! Click

Zakka Life rose to the challenge when someone expressed a need for hats with ponytail holes in them. Here she explains how to make the hole using any knit or crochet hat pattern. Very cool!

Keep those little piggies warm all throughout Spring with these adorable knitted slippers. Scribbit has the details on how she made them!

1. Feathered Friend Toothie Pillow, 2. Tooth Fairy pillow, 3. tooth fairy pillow, 4. tooth officer, 5. tooth beary backside, 6. tooth pillow, 7. Tooth Fairy Pillow- open pocket, 8. tooth fairy pillow for diego - front, 9. tooth fairy pillow, 10. Blue Tooth Fairy Pillow, 11. Tooth Buddy Tooth Pillows, 12. Custom Ordered ToothFairy Pillow, 13. toothpillow2, 14. Tooth Fairy Pillow, 15. tooth fairy pillow

This mosaic may be a bit overwhelming, so I want to bring your attention to a few things:

• I’m a sucker for embroidery so the pillow in the center is my absolute favorite. Be sure to click #8 to see the details.
• For you knitters out there, there’s a lone knitted tooth with pocket on the back on the bottom center. He’s a cutie-pie and you can find a pattern for him at Knit and Crochet Patterns.
• Take notice of the police fairy tooth (#9)…another one of my favorites from the group. His mouth is the pocket! MmmmCrafts has a pattern available for download for your personal use. Link

These knitted toadstool rattles are absolutely darling and would be fitting for a boy or a girl. Check out The Purl Bee for the free pattern!

Sometimes…I come across something…and the cuteness…is just…so…overwhelming. These bunnies are killing me!

This knitted bunny mobile is the brainchild of Hadley Fierlinger, who has a knitting pattern book coming out in the Fall of 2009. The pattern for this mobile will be included along with many other patterns for baby knits. The book will be called Vintage Knits for Modern Babies. Perfect. If you can’t wait for the book to come out, she has some pattern booklets available for download here.

1. black kitty, 2. kitty dolls 2, 3. Pointy Kitty, 4. Free Pattern Half Past Midnight, A Witch’s Cat, 5. "Charlotte", 6. Pierre, 7. IMGP5436, 8. three is a company!, 9. Fortunato xl, 10. Owen ate the goldfish, 11. luna, 12. Cuddly Cat (Green)