Easy Knitted Teddy Bears – Free Patterns
Children of all ages love to cuddle teddy bears. Whether tiny or big, they are certainly our favorite softies to keep or to give away. These Easy Knitted Teddy Bears are quick and fun projects to make for your kids or as a charity gift.
You can easily customize the patterns to create a variety of teddies. For example, dress them in colorful sweaters or pants so that each one has a different character.
In addition, you can transform them into pandas or other animals too. Embroider different facial features to personalize them and make them unique. Surely you will enjoy creating a whole bunch of these adorable bears so rummage through your stash and start knitting.
Check out these free patterns under the links below and don’t forget to follow us on Facebook and Pinterest for more creative ideas!
If you need more inspiration, check out our collections for knitters: Fun Bathtime Scrubbies and Knitted Basketweave Baby Blankets.
Izzy Teddy Bear Dolls Free Knitting Pattern
Knit a bunch of adorable teddies that children will love to cuddle. Why not give each one their own personality with different outfits, facial expressions, and cute details such as bows? Esther Braithwaite will show you how!
Level: beginner Author: Esther Braithwaite
The original pattern and the photos are on Ravelry.
Knot Forgotten Knit Bear Free Pattern
Here is another cute bear pattern that will be a fun and quick project to make. Customize it with different outfits to turn it into a panda or a bee-bear. Pear Dinkum’s instructions will guide you straight to success!
Level: beginner Author: Pear Dinkum
The original pattern and the photos are on LoveCrafts. More info on Ravelry.
My Lovely Bear Free Knitting Pattern
How sweet is this little knitted fellow? Heart-melting, without a doubt! This pattern will help you knit a gift for every occasion. After all, who doesn’t love classic teddy bears that make us all feel a bit nostalgic?
Level: upper beginner Author: Iruda Jinny
The tutorial is on YouTube. More info on Ravelry. Photos are on Instagram.
where do I actually find the free pattern for the cut teddy’s?
I have tried all the links but never seem to navigate to a pattern… am I dumb or is there an easy way? feeling frustrated
Thank you
Hi, please follow the links under the photos. They either lead to the author’s blog with the pattern or to Ravelry, where you can download the pattern for free.