15 Kawaii Knitted Bear Patterns For Valentines Gifts
15 Cute Knitted Bear Patterns for the Perfect Valentine Gift
I put together this list of 15 Kawaii Knitted Bear Patterns For Valentines Gifts for you.
Making a little bear is such a cozy way to spend time, and they make wonderful presents for the people we care about.
A knitted bear pattern is a fun project to pick up for the cold months, especially when thinking ahead to February.
When you knit a present, you are not just giving yarn and stuffing; you are giving your own time and care.
It feels really good to sit down and make something with your hands, knowing every stitch is full of good feelings for the person who will get it.
A handmade gift is much more personal than something you pick up quickly from a shop, and that makes the process of making it so rewarding.
It doesn’t matter if you are making it for a friend, a family member, or a special person; a little bear made with your own two hands is always appreciated.
Imagine the look on their face when they realize you made this bear just for them!
This little guy won’t be forgotten because it’s unique and reminds them of you.
A handmade bear becomes more than a toy; it becomes a special friend, and you get to be the one who made that happen.
This roundup has a mix of 15 different patterns, perfect for all kinds of knitters.
You will find tiny bears that fit in a pocket, giant cozy bears, and patterns for beginners and more experienced knitters alike.
This list is for anyone who loves to knit and wants to make a memorable gift for Valentine’s Day.
If you know how to hold needles, you will find a project here that fits your skill level and time.
Grab your yarn and needles, and let’s make some adorable bears!
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Find Your Next Knitted Bear Pattern Below
Scrolling through all these ideas might make it hard to pick just one knitted bear pattern, so let me tell you about a few to help you start.
If you are a beginner, look at the Sunrise Side Bear because it’s knit all in one piece, meaning less sewing when you are done.
If you need a quick, small project, the Tiny Bidzi Teddy is perfect to make a little buddy that measures only about six inches tall.
For something big and squishy, the Bernat Knit Square Bear is made using a pillow form and finishes up as a huge, cuddle-ready toy.
To make things easy for you, for each bear, you will see a little photo and a short description so you can quickly see if the project is right for you.
You also don’t have to jump through any hoops; the direct link to the pattern is right there so you can start right away.
I hope you find the perfect project here, whether you are making a simple bear or a detailed knitted valentines gift with clothes.
As you scroll down and look at the amazing ideas, please remember to show the designers some love by following them or leaving a nice comment if you use their pattern.
Bear Hug
This is a free pattern that creates a soft toy bear that is about 7.5 inches tall. The pattern is designed by Raynor Gellatly and is a project you knit flat. Once all the pieces are finished, you will seam them together to complete your bear.
Romeo Bear
This intermediate-level pattern results in “Romeo Bear,” a large alpaca teddy bear toy measuring about 15 inches long. The design is worked flat on two single-point needles and then seamed together. The pattern also includes instructions for making removable clothes for the bear, adding extra fun.
Sunrise Side Bear
This free pattern by Noreen Slank is a great project for beginners looking for an easy knit. The finished bear measures about 9 inches tall, which is a perfect medium size. The best part is that this bear is knit flat and entirely in one piece, which cuts down on the amount of sewing you have to do at the end.
Teddy Bear Toy
This intermediate pattern helps you create a poseable Baby Teddy Bear toy that stands about 8 inches tall. The design is worked ‘BACK & FORTH’ on two single pointed knitting needles before being stitched up. The pattern comes as a 19-page PDF that includes clear row-by-row instructions and helpful step-by-step photos and video tutorials.
Cutest Knitted Polar Bear
This is a free pattern by Amanda of love. life. yarn. that makes a polar bear toy approximately 13 inches tall when standing. The bear is knit flat on straight needles and then seamed together, which is a common way to make stuffed animals. The pattern suggests using Red Heart Hygge Fur yarn to give the bear a fluffy, cozy look.
Tiny Knitted Teddy Bear Toy
This simple pattern is for making a very small animal toy that measures only 8cm (a little over 3 inches) tall. The pattern is in English and uses flat knitting techniques with two single pointed knitting needles. While the pattern is for personal use, you can contact the seller if you wish to sell the finished bears for charity.
Misty Bear
The Misty Bear pattern is available for free from Premier Yarns and results in a cuddly knit bear. This bear finishes at a height of 16 inches, measured from the top of the head to the bottom of the foot. It is designed to be knit using Premier® Yarns Canyon Colors™ yarn for a textured, multi-tonal look.
Garter Stitch Toy Teddy Bear
This digital download is classified as a vintage pattern, originally from the 1970s. It teaches you how to knit an easy beginner toy bear using only the garter stitch, which is great for new knitters. The finished bear will be quite large at 14 inches, and the original pattern calls for Chunky Wool.
Tiny Teddy Bear
This is a quick, free pattern by Alexander Walker for a small knitted teddy that measures about 10 cm (4 inches). The design is special because it is worked in the round from the bottom up and is made in one piece. This means you only have to sew on the arms and ears, making the finishing process much faster.
Pocket Teddy Bear
This intermediate-level pattern is for knitting a small “pocket” teddy bear named Bidzi, which finishes at 15 cm (about 5.90 inches). The bear is mostly made in the round using double pointed needles. You will need DK yarn and a small amount of black yarn for the nose to complete this little friend.
Izzy Teddy Bear
The Izzy Teddy Bear Dolls pattern, created by Esther Braithwaite, is a free download available on Ravelry. This design focuses on knitting teddy bear dolls in the round. The pattern also gives instructions for four different sweater options, so you can make a whole wardrobe for your bear.
Cinnamon Teddy
This pattern includes instructions for making two different sizes of Cinnamon Teddy Bears. The medium bear measures 16–18cm, and the small bear measures 12cm, giving you a pair of matching buddies. The pattern uses flat knitting on two single pointed knitting needles and comes as two PDF files.
Yet Another Teddy Bear
This free pattern by Susan Dennis is known for being unique because the bear is knit continuously in the round from the legs to the head. This method results in a finished bear that has almost no seams, which makes for a clean look. The pattern suggests using a medium weight yarn and circular needles.
Bear With A Fair Isle Sweater And Shorts
This intermediate-level pattern makes a finished bear that stands approximately 9 inches tall. The pattern is worked flat on two needles and then seamed together after all the parts are finished. The detailed 19-page file includes instructions for the bear, a Fair Isle sweater, shorts, and variations for a Panda, Polar, or black bear.
Bernat Knit Square Bear
The Bernat Knit Square Bear is a free pattern that is perfect for beginners. This bear is made by knitting simple squares and rectangles using the garter stitch, which makes it an easy project to follow. The finished bear is approximately 20 inches square and uses a square pillow form inside as stuffing, making it extra cuddly.
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