Izzy Doll Patterns
All Izzy Dolls share a common purpose: to bring comfort and joy to children in need. They are handmade by volunteers with love and care, often using bright, cheerful colours and simple designs. While each doll may have unique features, such as hair lengths or hats, they all embody the spirit of compassion and hope that inspired their creation.
Are you ready to make a difference? Join the global Izzy Doll Initiative to spread love and hope in times of crisis. By knitting or crocheting a simple doll, you can bring comfort to children facing adversity. Your handmade gift can brighten a child’s day and offer solace in difficult times. Let’s honour the legacy of Master Corporal Mark Isfeld and continue to spread kindness — one Izzy Doll at a time.
Knitted Izzy Doll Patterns
Download PDF to access this knitted Izzy Doll Pattern by Shirley O’Connell, the Izzy Doll Mama. This pattern is also available in French and Dutch. Visit our Language Resources Page to download these versions.
Izzy-Doll-Initiative-Knit-Pattern-EN-Shirley-OConnellDownload PDF to access this knitted Izzy Doll Pattern by the team at Veteran’s Affairs Canada (VAC). Visit our Language Resources Page to download this version.
Izzy-Doll-Initiative-Knit-Pattern-EN-VACDownload PDF to access this knitted Izzy Doll Pattern by the team at Health Partners International Canada (HPIC).
Izzy-Doll-Initiative-Knit-Pattern-EN-HPICCrocheted Izzy Doll Patterns
Download PDF to access this Izzy Doll crocheted pattern by Shirley O’Connell, the Izzy Doll Mama.
Izzy-Doll-Initiative-Crochet-Pattern-EN-Shirley-OConnellDownload PDF to access this Izzy Doll crocheted pattern by the team at Health Partners International Canada (HPIC).
Izzy-Doll-Initiative-Crochet-Pattern-EN-HPICDownload PDF to access this Izzy Doll crocheted pattern by Master Corporal Mark Isfeld’s mother Carol Isfeld.
Izzy-Doll-Initiative-Crochet-Pattern-EN-Carol-Isfeld