Meet Misho, the cuddly little teddy bear! Misho is a simple teddy bear crochet pattern, which can be easily crocheted and knitted during a weekend. Plus, he is super cute and great for beginner crocheters. His body is crocheted, while his garments are knitted. Find out all the details about this simple teddy bear crochet pattern in this article!

Simple teddy bear crochet pattern details

Materials

• Less than 50 grams, fingering weight/4 ply yarn in 3 colors. I used DROPS Flora and Fabel:
• Beige (Flora, Beige 07)
• Blue (Flora, Misty forest 23)
• Yellow (Fabel, Mustard 18)
• 3 mm hook (US D)
• 2 mm and 3 mm double-pointed needles (US 0 and 2.5)
• Toy stuffing
• Stitch marker
• Embroidery floss (in black or dark brown)

I used Drops Flora for the bear, which is a 100% wool yarn. I recommend using wool or any other kind of natural, animal fiber for this project since wool has a much warmer, cozier touch than cotton. It's also nice to have a few fibers sticking out from the teddy bear, this gives a fuzzier, fur-like texture to the final creature.

Finished Size

Your final teddy bear will be 15 cm (6 inches) from head to toe when using a 3 mm hook and DROPS Flora yarn. You can use other hook and yarn combinations to make him bigger or smaller.

Notes

Misho’s body is crocheted, while his garments are knitted. When crocheting, all sections are worked in a continuous round unless otherwise specified. Always mark the beginning of each round with a stitch marker.

Used techniques

To be able to make this simple teddy bear, you only have to know some very basic amigurumi and knitting techniques. For the teddy bear, we will use single crochet stitches in the round. The two legs will be done separately, then joined later together. The head, arms, ears, and tail is crocheted separately too, but they will be sewn to the body in the end. The scarf of the bear is knitted in the round, while his pants are knitted flat.

Abbreviations (US terms)

Crochet terms

ch – chain 

sc – single crochet 

inc – single crochet increase 

dec – single crochet decrease 

rnd(s) – round(s) 

st(s) – stitch(es) 

sl - slipstitch 

pm - place marker 

beg - beginning [ ] – repeat steps between brackets for the specified number of times 

( ) – the number of stitches you should have at the end of each round

Knitting terms

co - cast on

k - knit

p - purl

Frequently asked questions

What is included in the pattern?

This simple teddy bear crochet pattern is a 7 page long PDF. Both the bear's patten and his clothes are included in the PDF, in a written format, using US crochet abbreviations. In some cases there are some schematic figures in the pattern to help your understanding. At the very end of the PDF you can also find an assembly and embroidery section with close-up images of the final bear, which will help you to position the sewn parts and embrioder the face. 

Pattern includes:

• Written crochet pattern of the bear (with schematic figures)
• Written knitting patterns of the scarf and the pants of the bear
• Assembly and embroidery part with close-up images
  
  

Can I sell the final teddy bear based on your pattern?

Yes! You can sell your products created based on this pattern. If you market your final product on Instagram please tag me (@spinachandstitch) as the creator of the pattern. 

In which languages is the pattern available?

This pattern is available in English and in Hungarian.

What happens if I can't understand something in the pattern?

You can always drop me a line on spinachandstitch@gmail.com. I will try to answer your questions as fast as I can. 

Where to find the pattern?

The full PDF pattern is available in our Raverly Shop for a small fee. Get the pattern now!

I can't wait to see your crocheted teddy bears! Let me know how your project turned out by tagging me on Instagram: @spinachandstitch.

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