Knitting Pattern PDF Spring Showers Bears
All parts are knitted flat and sewn up at the end. No circular knitting is required.
Finished size: Large: 20cm, small: 13cm
The pattern appeared in Knit Now magazine previously and styled photos are accredited to Knit Now production team.
I write patterns regularly for the magazine. To subscribe, please visit:
https://www.knitnowmag.co.uk/
Yarn used
James C Brett Top Value DK, 1 ball each
• [A] White 8428
• [B] Parchment 0843
• [C] Opal 0845
• [D] Gold 8462
• [E] Bright Orange 8443
About the yarn
DK; 290m per 100g ball; 100% acrylic
Additional materials
• 1 pair each of 6mm and 5mm mushroom shaped eye beads or safety eyes
• Cotton thread
• Toy stuffing
• Oddment of dark brown 4-ply yarn
• 3.5mm wooden stick
• Wooden beads
• Liquid glue
• 2 press stud fasteners
*Note: if these are for young children, don’t include the wooden sticks.
Tension
24 sts x 34 rows = 10cm measured over St st (not essential)
Needles used
3.5mm straight
Other tools
• Stitch holders
• Crochet hook
• Locking stitch markers or waste yarn
• Chenille needle
• All-purpose sewing needle
Practical tips
• Leave long ends for the parts that require assembly.
• Sew the seam with RS facing, using mattress stitch.
16 pages
All parts are knitted flat and sewn up at the end. No circular knitting is required.
Finished size: Large: 20cm, small: 13cm
The pattern appeared in Knit Now magazine previously and styled photos are accredited to Knit Now production team.
I write patterns regularly for the magazine. To subscribe, please visit:
https://www.knitnowmag.co.uk/
Yarn used
James C Brett Top Value DK, 1 ball each
• [A] White 8428
• [B] Parchment 0843
• [C] Opal 0845
• [D] Gold 8462
• [E] Bright Orange 8443
About the yarn
DK; 290m per 100g ball; 100% acrylic
Additional materials
• 1 pair each of 6mm and 5mm mushroom shaped eye beads or safety eyes
• Cotton thread
• Toy stuffing
• Oddment of dark brown 4-ply yarn
• 3.5mm wooden stick
• Wooden beads
• Liquid glue
• 2 press stud fasteners
*Note: if these are for young children, don’t include the wooden sticks.
Tension
24 sts x 34 rows = 10cm measured over St st (not essential)
Needles used
3.5mm straight
Other tools
• Stitch holders
• Crochet hook
• Locking stitch markers or waste yarn
• Chenille needle
• All-purpose sewing needle
Practical tips
• Leave long ends for the parts that require assembly.
• Sew the seam with RS facing, using mattress stitch.
16 pages
All parts are knitted flat and sewn up at the end. No circular knitting is required.
Finished size: Large: 20cm, small: 13cm
The pattern appeared in Knit Now magazine previously and styled photos are accredited to Knit Now production team.
I write patterns regularly for the magazine. To subscribe, please visit:
https://www.knitnowmag.co.uk/
Yarn used
James C Brett Top Value DK, 1 ball each
• [A] White 8428
• [B] Parchment 0843
• [C] Opal 0845
• [D] Gold 8462
• [E] Bright Orange 8443
About the yarn
DK; 290m per 100g ball; 100% acrylic
Additional materials
• 1 pair each of 6mm and 5mm mushroom shaped eye beads or safety eyes
• Cotton thread
• Toy stuffing
• Oddment of dark brown 4-ply yarn
• 3.5mm wooden stick
• Wooden beads
• Liquid glue
• 2 press stud fasteners
*Note: if these are for young children, don’t include the wooden sticks.
Tension
24 sts x 34 rows = 10cm measured over St st (not essential)
Needles used
3.5mm straight
Other tools
• Stitch holders
• Crochet hook
• Locking stitch markers or waste yarn
• Chenille needle
• All-purpose sewing needle
Practical tips
• Leave long ends for the parts that require assembly.
• Sew the seam with RS facing, using mattress stitch.
16 pages