These Tiny Bear Free Knitting Patterns feature sweet and cuddly bear designs, perfect for little hands to hold onto.

I have been crocheting toys for many years and very often I have leftover yarn. I collected all the scraps and the idea was born to create scrap yarn toys.

Hans my Hedgehog has always been one of my favorite fairy tales and a few days ago I got it into my head to knit some hedgehogs. I mentioned this to my friend Kristen who suggested I have a look at this knitting pattern over at Purlbee. The pattern is accompanied by a lovely essay which reminds me of the fact that there are no hedgehogs native to the United States, and, like the author of the essay, neither have I ever met a hedgehog in person (aside from Mrs. Tiggywinkle). I wanted a…

This bear is really tiny and may look hard to make but because the head and body are one piece she is easier to do than you may think. The arms and legs are a bit harder because they are tiny. One tip before you start : have a safety pin ready to keep all your finished pieces together so they will not get lost. What you will need : 1 pair of 1 mm knitting needles Thin wool in white and caramel. Tiny bit of Fibre fill or cotton wool to stuff the bear Needle for making up the bear. Black…

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Flat Knit Plush Elephant Knitting Pattern- beginner-friendly knitting pattern for this cute plush bear. Uses Lion Brand Feels Like Butta yarn.

Amigurumi Lucky Duckling Free Knitting Pattern

I love knitting and crocheting comfort/compassion/pocket bears. Here’s Tottie Tomato with a batch of bears that I just knitted. By the way, in the video, I explained a little about where R…