Due to being so friggin cute, this species has a +1 in charisma! Don't let those cute faces fool you though, they can be very sneaky when they need to, having a +2 in Dexterity.

Common, one other of your choice, and Threadspeech—a twitchy, flickering body-language "language" used by animated constructs and haunted toys.

Being a doll and all, these small creatures tend to be between the height of 2 foot and 3.

As a reaction when you're hit with a melee attack, you can cause part of your yarn body to unravel and reform, reducing the damage by 1d6 + your Charisma modifier. You then teleport 10 feet in any direction as your threads zip back together elsewhere."Long Rest". 

You can use your yarn body to restrain creatures. As an action, you can attempt to grapple a target with flying yarn (reach 10 ft). If you succeed, they're restrained instead of grappled. You must maintain concentration (like a spell) to keep them restrained, and you can do this once per long rest.

You can store up to 3 small or tiny items inside yourself. It takes a bonus action to pull them out—usually through a dramatic tug of thread.

You can mildly alter your appearance at will: change your yarn color, add/remove bows, shift your button eyes, twist your form into a scarf, etc. This has no combat effect but can confuse, amuse, or horrify.

You have resistance to bludgeoning damage from non-magical weapons. You’re basically a pillow with anxiety.