The knit Didi Molly and Merri Molly toys are adorable, soft dolls worked in stockinette stitch in the round, resulting in a smooth, seamless finish that’s both sturdy and cuddly—perfect for little hands and imaginative play. These charming characters come to life with simple shaping, expressive embroidered features, and thoughtful details that make each one unique. What makes the Didi and Merri Molly set even more delightful is the included wardrobe—comprehensive instructions guide knitters through creating a tiny sweater, a sweet dungaree dress, and an adorable crossbody bag, all perfectly sized to fit the dolls. Each outfit piece is designed with playful style and practical construction, adding extra fun for dressing and storytelling. Whether you’re knitting them as gifts, keepsakes, or heirloom toys, these dolls offer a creative and heartwarming project that blends the joy of toy-making with the charm of mini fashion design. Merri Molly is a sweet little mole and IDI MOLLY is a young little mole, both knitted in one piece, totally seamlessly, from the tip of the nose to the tip of the toes. Merri is made all in one piece from her pointy nose to her little feet. First the head, and the face features – everything that gives her a true soul right from the beginning – then the shoulders, the arms and paws, then the body and the bottom, and the tail, picked up from previously marked stitches. Finally the legs, also using live stitches while others are on hold. She grows organically from your needles, with no seaming at all. DIDI MOLLY is a young little mole knitted in one piece, totally seamlessly, from the tip of the nose to the tip of the toes. The pattern also includes instructions to knit a polo shirt, tiny dungarees, a crossbody bag and a little ball. Didi is tiny, so you must have a taste for fiddly knitting, but everything is provided in the pattern for you to succeed and have pleasure knitting him.
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Merri Molly by Cinthia Vallet
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