Zig Zag 2-Cup Small Teapot Cosy Knitting Pattern - 2026

                                                                                    

Zig Zag 2-Cup Small Teapot Cosy Knitting Pattern - 2-Cup Traditional Teapot

Tea Cosy Measurement - Lower circumference 34cm (13.5in) - Height 16cm (6.5in). 
Method: Worked Flat. 

Wool - UK - DK Wool/ US - Light Worsted/ Australia - 8ply

This pattern can be purchased as a PDF Digital Download from Etsy, Love Crafts & Ravelry.


Zig Zag Teapot Cosy 
Inspired by a traditional fair isle motif & knitted in double knitting wool, this teapot cosy is perfect for an introduction to colour work knitting and finished off with picot edging. This would make a wonderful gift for those who love afternoon tea and is a good introduction to the fair isle technique.
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Victorian Village Knitted Dolls Knitting Pattern - 2026

                                                                                 

Victorian Village Knitted Dolls Knitting Pattern by Edith Grace Designs

The dolls are 14cm to 17cm tall including the hats, knitted in double knitting wool & worked flat. 


Victorian Village 
This is my Victorian village scene, perfect for post box toppers, window displays or Christmas displays. The knitting pattern is 14 pages long and includes Lord & Lady Green, a Town Crier, a Baker, a Toy Maker and a Postmistress. The dolls are easy to knit and are perfect for using up scraps of wool. Take an imaginary walk down the high street and picture yourself in Victorian times with these miniature historical dolls.
Joanna Cox Marshall - Edith Grace Designs