I make tiny teddy bears out of small amounts of leftover yarn (definitely not a stash-buster). Children like them because they're small and soft. They'll fit in a pocket, backpack, or sock - or an Easter Basket. He's only 7 inches (18 cm) long, and the yarn is leftover sock yarn or 2/12 knitting machine yarn.
The pattern is over at Knit Natters website.
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What size yarn are you using for your teddies?
ReplyDeleteThe teddy bear is adorable but the socks are also adorable. Gave me an idea to make a pair of socks, each stuffed with a bear. Just gotta fiqure out how to make one look like a little girl bear. Maybe a skirt over leggings?
ReplyDeleteThanks again Diana,
Deidre
What a great idea! A girly bear. I can just picture her body pink or lavender. Then you could make her outfit girly colors and add a little pull-in skirt. I suppose if you're really creative you could add rosettes, lace, whatever fun embellishments you have in your crafts. All I ask is please, please send a photo for us to share!
ReplyDeleteIt's leftover sock yarn and leftover knitting machine yarn - either 2 strands of 2/24 or one strand of 2/12.
ReplyDeleteDiana I can't get the pattern for this cute little bear. It says the page is no longer available. I am a member of a Mother's Union and we have a few knitting projects for the local hospital. We knit for the premature babies and also "Trauma Teddies" which are given to children as a comforter when they have unpleasant procedures to come through or who are just having a bad day and need a bit of cheering up. At this size they would be really quick for me to knit up and sew. Up to now I have hand knit them but if you could let me have a link to the pattern I would be very grateful.
ReplyDeleteWe had some website problems, and I suppose that pattern was a casualty. I will search for a replacement.
ReplyDeleteLink fixed. Try it now!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Diana, you're a star!
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