Easy to follow instructions and a great end result
What you'll need
| One size only: | 35cm sitting |
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James C Brett Marble Chunky - Any
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Product Description
This is my knitting pattern for a teddy bear. He has been made from James C Brett Marble chunky yarn and requires 1 x 200g ball. He can be made from any chunky/bulky yarn although quantities and the finished size may be different.
You will also need a small amount of black double knitting wool, 90cm length of ribbon and 250grams of toy stuffing.
The finished bear is approximately 35cm tall in his sitting position which is a great size for a big hug.
Specifications
| Brand: | Independent Designer |
| Yarn Weight: | Bulky |
| Pages: | 6 |
| Designer: | Laineknits |
| Craft: | Knitting |
| Format: | Downloadable PDF |
| Languages: | English |
| Notes: | Approx 250g of stuffing 90 cm ribbon Small amount black dk wool for face 200g ball of James C Brett Marble Chunky wool |
| Number of Patterns: | 1 |
| Skill Level: | Intermediate |
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Another great pattern buy from LoveCrafts.
This is a brilliant pattern. Good detailed instructions and pictures. I love it. Haven’t finished my bear yet but he’s already taking shape.
Big Berry Bear knitting pattetn
Lovely pattern to knit. Very easy too.
Lovely bear
Loved knitting this bear, easy knit and being chunky it is a quick knit. Clear instructions.
Good customer experience
I was able to follow the pattern very easily and the bear looked fab once completed. I made this bear for a lady who suffers with dementia and she loved it.
Efficient
Easy pattern to follow but produces an impressive product . Will certainly be knitting more?
Great wool and easy to read pattern.
Good patterns great selection of wool
Big bear teddy is a lovely pattern for using up extra ball of marble chunky from a jacket easy too knit
Will use you again
Will make this later in the year
Excellent delivery and yarn
The pattern is so easy to read and follow. There was one stitch I wasn't familiar with but it was all explained