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Pocket Bear Pattern

Category:

Knitting

Type:

Toy

Item:

Animal

Skill Level:

Intermediate

Basic Skills Necessary:

Knit, purl, increase, decrease, cast on and off

Pattern Description:

I call this bear Pocket Bear because he will fit in your pocket. It can be knitted from any double knit wool/yarn. In the photo's I have used Sirdar Boa, which is a lovely soft feather yarn and Sirdar Double Knit Chenille, lovely a soft.

Sitting they measure approx 5 inches, perfect for anyone's pocket.

Also available as free downloads are detailed photographed making up instructions and its own little hooded jacket.

Don't forget to pick up your free downloads before you exit the site.

Sizing / Finished Measurements:

Sitting 5 inches.

Materials:

50grams any double knit wool/yarn. 3mm straight, single end needles.

You Will Also Need:

Toy filler, beads for eyes, embroidery thread.

Pattern Reviews

Average Review (of 5 reviews)

Pocket Bear May 23, 2013

bearyannpawter@yahoo.com

Very well written pattern.
The bear shapes nicely.
In person, you can see personality in it's face. With a picture, it doesn't show so well as I have black eyes against the black yarn.

A good pattern April 27, 2013

Red Dragon

This was a clear pattern to use. The designer is fantastic and really helpful.
The free additional assembly instruction with photos are perfect and make things so clear. Do remember to download them. I would suggest you read them before starting as it answered a question I had about the foot during the knitting stage. Recommend this pattern to anyone.

Packet Bear April 12, 2013

LaurenW09

Another great pattern that is very easy to follow! Just follow along line by line, and you will end up with an adorable finished project. This bear is the perfect size to put in a bag and take with you . . . I look forward to making this designer's pocket puppy and pocket bunny next!

Fun to Knit Bear July 14, 2012

divinechoices

I enjoyed knitting this bear so much I made it in less than a day. I'm planning to make a few more for my craft stall.

Pocket Bear April 27, 2012

Alyson Clark

This is a brilliant pattern by Gypsycream .As usual it is clearly written and very easy to follow