Knitted Teddies: Over 15 Patterns for Well-Dressed Bears

Knitted teddy bears are a classic toy that can be enjoyed by children and adults alike. They are soft, cuddly, and can be made in a variety of shapes and sizes. Best of all, they are relatively easy to knit, making them a great project for beginners and experienced knitters alike.

Knitted Teddies: Over 15 patterns for well-dressed bears

by Sandra Polley

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Language	:	English
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Print length	:	96 pages
Hardcover	:	127 pages
Item Weight	:	16 ounces

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In this article, we will provide you with over 15 patterns for knitted teddy bears. We will also give you tips on how to choose the right yarn and stuffing, and how to add finishing touches like clothes and accessories.

Choosing the Right Yarn and Stuffing

The type of yarn you choose will affect the look and feel of your teddy bear. For a soft, cuddly bear, choose a soft, fluffy yarn. For a more durable bear, choose a yarn with a tighter twist. You can also use a combination of yarns to create a unique look.

The stuffing you choose will also affect the look and feel of your teddy bear. For a soft, squishy bear, use a soft stuffing like polyester fiberfill. For a more firm bear, use a firmer stuffing like wool or pellets.

Knitting the Teddy Bear

Once you have chosen your yarn and stuffing, you can start knitting your teddy bear. There are many different patterns available, so you can choose one that suits your skill level and desired look.

Most teddy bear patterns start with the head. The head is usually worked in the round, using either circular needles or double-pointed needles. Once the head is complete, you can knit the body, arms, and legs. The body is usually worked flat, using straight needles. The arms and legs are usually worked in the round.

Once all of the pieces are knitted, you can assemble the teddy bear. Start by sewing the head to the body. Then, sew the arms and legs to the body. Finally, add any finishing touches, such as clothes, accessories, and a face.

Finishing Touches

Once your teddy bear is assembled, you can add finishing touches to make it unique. You can dress your bear in clothes, such as a sweater, hat, or scarf. You can also add accessories, such as a backpack, purse, or teddy bear. And finally, you can give your bear a face by embroidering or sewing on eyes, a nose, and a mouth.

With a little creativity, you can create a knitted teddy bear that is truly one-of-a-kind.

Patterns for Knitted Teddy Bears

Here are over 15 patterns for knitted teddy bears:

• Classic Teddy Bear by DROPS Design
• Little Teddy Bear by PetiteKnit
• Teddy Bear Toy by The Knitting Network
• Teddy Bear (Free) by Yarnspirations
• Vintage Teddy Bear by The Vintage Knitter
• Teddy Bear with Sweater by Lanarte
• Teddy Bear with Accessories by Drops Design
• Teddy Bear Family by DROPS Design
• Teddy Bears Picnic by Zweigart
• Teddy Bear Trio by DROPS Design
• Teddy Bear Trio 2 by DROPS Design
• Teddy Bear Trio 3 by DROPS Design
• Teddy Bear Trio 4 by DROPS Design
• Teddy Bear Trio 5

Knitted Teddies: Over 15 patterns for well-dressed bears

by Sandra Polley

4.6 out of 5

Language	:	English
File size	:	27369 KB
Text-to-Speech	:	Enabled
Screen Reader	:	Supported
Enhanced typesetting	:	Enabled
Print length	:	96 pages
Hardcover	:	127 pages
Item Weight	:	16 ounces

FREE