My dear friends. Last week I shared Blue Bear pattern. Bears are classics and are suitable for big and small, young and old…
This week wanted to show you what you can make out of one pattern you like or find easy; will show you on Blue Bear pattern example, but in same manner you can play and make different animals from any pattern you like or find easy to make.
I have made just few examples, but possibilities are endless. Will show you how to make a cat, dog, bunny and koala.
Head, body, arms and legs are done all the same as in Blue Bear pattern. Ears and noses are changed in order to make different animal expressions.
For each animal will give you instructions on how to make. If you will wish to make some other animal that is not listed here and you don’t know how to do it, let me know and will try to help you out.
Let us start with the kitten!
As mentioned, from the Blue Bear pattern, I have added new ears and have made different nose base.
Ears (make2)
R1 sc4 in magic ring
R2 inc1, sc1, inc1, sc1 (6sts)
R3 *inc1, sc1* x3 (9 sts)
R4 *inc1, sc2* x3 (12 sts)
R5 *inc1, sc3* x3 (15 sts)
R6 *inc1, sc4* x3 (18 sts)
R7 *inc1, sc5* x3 (21 sts)
R8-R9 sc21 sts
R10 *dec1, sc5* x3 (18sts)
tie off and leave long end for sewing the ears later
Nose base
R1 sc6 in magic ring
R2 inc6 (12 sts)
R3 sc12 sts
tie off. Make another circle the same way. Connect both circles with one stitch and with black yarn sew the nose and mouth on.
Next one is little koala
Koala ears (make2)
R1 sc6 in magic ring
R2 inc6 (12 sts)
R3 *inc1, sc1* x6 (18 sts)
R4 *inc1, sc2* x6 (24 sts)
R5 *inc1, sc3* x6 (30 sts)
R6-R7 sc30 sts
R8 *dec1, sc3* x6 (24 sts)
R9 *dec1, sc2* x6 (18 sts)
Tie off and leave long end for sewing the ears later
Nose
I have made the nose base, but it is not necessary at all. You can sew the big black nose right on the head. If you want to make the nose same way I did, make a nose base this way:
Ch6
R1 sc4, 3sc in on st, sc3, 2sc in one st (12 sts)
R2 inc1, sc3, inc3, sc3, inc2 (18 sts)
tie off leaving long end for sewing the nose later.
Bunny
For making bunny, again, we will change the ears. Nose I have used same as made for the kitten.
Bunny ears (make2)
R1 sc 6 in magic ring
R2 sc6 sts
R3 inc6 (12 sts)
R4 sc12 sts
R5 *inc1, sc1* x6 (18sts)
R6 sc18 sts
R7 *inc1, sc2* x6 (24 sts)
R8-R12 sc24 sts
R13 *dec1, sc2* x6 (18 sts)
R14-R16 sc18 sts
R17 *dec1, sc1* x6 (12 sts)
R18-R23 sc12 sts
Tie off and leave long end for sewing the ears later.
And the last one is little puppy
Little puppy is made out of bunny ears and kitty nose. You can use kitten ears as well. You can sew hem on the sides pointing down, or more up on top of the head (pointing up). It is really the way you like more.
Like I mentioned earlier, possibilities are really endless. You can make a mouse, elephant, monkey, fox…
I hope you have enjoyed this post. Also hope I gave you something to think about when starting on next project. You should remember one thing, there is anything you can’t do! 😉
Fingers crossed that by next week my new doll will be done.
Wish you all great end of the week and happy relaxing weekend!
What a cuties! Great Vanja! Really like it. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you Amifan, glad you like them!
I can wait to make a few of these for my kiddos, they are so cute!! Thank you so much for generously sharing Blue Bear and Friend’s and your picture instruction’s are great! ~Sherry~
Thank you Sherry, very much for your kind comment. Hope your kids will like the Blue Bear friends as well. 🙂
Thanks! As always, I love your dolls! Remember…smoothies next week!
Thank you dear! 😀
Looking forward to your smoothies next week! Yaaaay
Hi Vanja, What a generous post 🙂 Thank you. I will share with my FB page – I rec’d my scentsy pak so I will be trying it in the one pattern and I will let you know how it turns out 🙂 Thx again! Rhondda
Thanks Rhondda 😀
Looking forward hearing how it goes with scetsy pak. I still haven’t tried to blush the doll’s cheeks with textile paint, but think will do it on doll I am working at. Will let you know how that goes 😉
Hugs
Your creations are amazing. Normally I am not into knitted or crochet toys but yours got me hooked!!! Have to make some of them for the grandkids for Christmas. Keep up the good work! :))
Thank you Dagmar 🙂