Free Vintage Knitting Pattern: Poppet the Poodle

Poppet the Poodle, would make an adorable cuddly toy, for any young child.

This Vintage knitting pattern is from the 1950s, and uses loop stitches to make the curls.

And the good news is, that the pattern is available for free over at Ravelry

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