Teddy in cardigan

$4.20

This adorable knitting pattern will guide you through creating a delightful plush toy, measuring 16cm in sitting height. Perfect for knitters of all skill levels, this project uses soft and cozy materials that provide a wonderful tactile experience.

Materials Required:

[A] 25g of Sirdar Snowflake DK (8-ply) in Wuzzy (634)
[B] 4g of Sirdar Snuggly DK in Rice Pud (446)
[C] A small amount of Sirdar Snowflake DK in Milky (630)
[D] A small amount of Sirdar Snuggly DK in Bramble (501)
Stuffing for your plush toy
A pair of 10mm safety eyes

Essential Tools:

A pair of 3.5mm straight knitting needles
A chenille needle for easy threading
Scissors for trimming yarn
An all-purpose sewing needle, especially if you opt to use beads instead of safety eyes

Yarn Details:

Sirdar Snowflake DK: 25g per 85m, made from 100% Polyester, perfect for a fluffy finish.
Sirdar Snuggly DK: 50g per 165m, consisting of 55% Nylon and 45% Acrylic, ensuring a soft and durable fabric.

Tension Information:

For the Snowflake DK, aim for a tension of 22 stitches x 32 rows to achieve a 10 x 10 cm square, ensuring consistency throughout your project.

Practical Knitting Tips:

When starting your project, leave long ends at both the beginning and end for easy sewing later.
Use mattress stitches to sew seams with the right side (RS) facing out for a clean finish.
If you're using safety eyes with washers, be sure to attach them before stuffing the head to avoid any mishaps. Alternatively, you can make charming French knots using black yarn for the eyes.

This comprehensive pattern spans 10 pages, providing clear instructions and insights for crafting your very own cuddly creation. Whether you're making this as a gift or a cherished addition to your collection, this pattern is a must-have for knitting enthusiasts.

Dive into the world of knitting today and create your charming plush toy with our step-by-step guide! Perfect for sharing with loved ones or decorating your home, this project is sure to bring joy to your crafting experience.

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