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Teddy Bear Granny Square

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Teddy bear granny square
Sorry, the free pattern for this teddy bear granny square isn’t available any more.
Teddy bear granny square pattern

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But, the pattern and very detailed step by step tutorial (with lots of photographs and several crochet charts) for this teddy bear granny square blanket is now available in Dada’s place shop (payment options: Credit cards & PayPal).

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You can also buy it in my Ravelry shop and in my Etsy shop. (payment option: PayPal)

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Teddy bear granny square baby blanket pattern

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Click here to get the Teddy Bear Baby Blanket pattern.

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Comments

  1. Thank you so much for providing this tutorial!! It is simply adorable, and I am going to give it a whirl myself!! I posted your post on my FB Fan Page, Sanderellas

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  5. Hello! First time commenting,I really enjoy your blog. These bears are adorable! I could see them (without border)as a change purse or in chunky yarn and a little girls purse, stuffed, with a stem as baby rattle, also as a baby bib, well the list could go on.lol Thanks for sharing. 🙂

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  7. Hello, I am a first timer as well with stitching Amigurumi style patterns. I very much enjoy your tutorial and going to try and make this today. I find your instructions very clear and easy to follow.

    One thing I do wonder, did you use the entire skein of the cotton yarn?

    https://www.facebook.com/Karikyn

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  8. thank you thank you ……this is so adorable. i am expecting an i am going to make it for my baby.

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  13. I’d like to feature your pattern on my blog, Moogly, next month! I’ll include a photo and the link, but never the written pattern itself. Please let me know if you have any objections!

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  19. Merci pour ce tuto !! Je vais faire une jolie couverture pour mon futur petit-enfant. J'ai découvert ton blog dernièrement et j'adore tout ce que tu fais. Encore merci.

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  27. Wow, your teddy bear blanket is so cute, so gorgeous. Thank you for sharing this tutorial with us. This blanket will be a nice present for a soon to be born baby.

    Love, Margaret

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  35. ne brini nista, sasvim je dobro!
    niko ovde ne ocenjuje tvoj engleski, nego tutorial 🙂

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  37. Thank you so much for sharing your amazing design with us! Your tutorial is fantastic! Hard to believe its your first….it is so clear that it makes me think I can actual do your pattern! Fingers crossed because I have to give it a go…just so darn adorable:)

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  38. I just went to your blog and admired your finished Teddy Bear Blanket….just beautiful! May I please ask what pattern you used for the non Teddy Bear squares? I love them! Also, how many squares across and down will join? Thank you so♡

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  41. Hi Peg,

    Thank you! 🙂
    The circle square is similar to Teddy Bear square, only you begin with 12 dc in magic ring (actually chain 3, then 11 dc in ring) – instead of the muzzle, the rest is the same, row 2 – 2 dc in each stitch, row 3 – dc in next stitch, 2 dc in next stitch; repeat that around, and the fourth row is the same as Teddy Bear's, and you work only in back loops.
    My blanket is 83 x 67 cm (with border) and there are 80 squares 8 x 10

    xxx Dragana

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  45. You are amazing for making such beautiful crochet and sharing it with other crochet lovers.
    Regards and Happy weekend.

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  53. Thank you so much for sharing this. It is soooo cute! Great tutorial! Love all the pictures, you make it very easy to follow.

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  54. I just love this blaket tutorial, thanks a lot for sharing your talents with us.
    May i ask where do you buy this Tango Yarn, i have not been able to find it in Mexico, mu country or on line.
    Thank you so much

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  64. I love this, I came to you via Moogly! I love your little hanging hearts too but cannot find the pattern for the flowers you have added to them, can you help please?

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  68. I'm not that good crocheting but with this tutorial, i hope can learn, Gracias. Thanks. Muy bonito y facil, Prety and easy.

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  69. I am currently planning my posting schedule for my new website at:

    http://makeitcrochet.com

    It is my place on the internet to post beautiful crochet every day and I think your project will fit perfectly!

    In order to post about your project, I would love for you to give me permission to use one of your photos in my post. Please let me know if you have any objections.

    Thank you for your consideration!

    Kim (kim@makeitcrochet.com)

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  74. Thank you- what a lovely pattern, and you are very generous too. I can't wait to go through my cotton stash and start some squares for GGS>>>> anndmariedownunder 🙂

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  77. I was looking for a panda bear head to put on some slippers and I found this pattern. I used black and white yarn to just make the bear from this pattern and it turned out SO cute!!!!! Thanks so much for sharing this pattern.

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  80. I love this, I came to you via Moogly! I love your little hanging hearts too but cannot find the pattern for the flowers you have added to them, can you help please?

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  83. Thank you so very much for sharing this pattern, I'm crazy about bears so I will make a lot of them. Greatings from the Netherlands, Ria

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  84. I was on pinterest and found this beautiful pattern, I am going to make it when i have a grandchild hopefully by next year and I will be better at crocheting ,just started to crocheting and love it .Have a blessed day from vennie South Africa 🙂

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  86. These are the most adorable bears! Thank you so much for sharing your pattern. Now I'm eager to make another baby afghan.
    Laurie

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  92. Me ha gustado tanto que la estoy haciendo para mi nieto. Me gustaría saber cuántos cuadraditos le has puesto y como la coses.
    Un saludo.
    Cake.

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  93. I love this. Someone gave me a teddy bear blanket when I was expecting my daughter just over 20 years ago. I would love to give this a try and use it as my goto for baby gifts. How many do you think for a baby blanket?

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  94. Thank´s for shareing. 🙂 I used your beargranny partly, the bearface to make a nice pair of cosy crocheted socks in wool./Susan

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  104. The blanket looks simply fantastic. Thanks for the tutorial.
    I am currently pregnant and I want to make the blanket for my little girl.
    Can you tell me how much wool do you needed?

    Thank you!

    Mona

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  106. I'm doing a cushion for a new born (in July).
    I'm sure that the mother will love it like i do.
    Muriel from France.

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  107. The colors of your St George cottons are wonderfull.
    Could you tell me if I can buy them on a website or somewhere in France ?
    Thank you for your answer. (murieljoly@aliceadsl.fr).
    Muriel from France.

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  108. I just love this pattern. As luck would have it I have a newly born g'son to make this for just two weeks old. I just hope I finish it before his birthday. I still have projects going from when his mom was a newborn. But let's not talk about that…..

    The last crocheting I attempted was not finished either. I wonder what happened to it? I remember my cat at the time got at the yarn, and it was on the top shelf of a closet, how he managed to get up there is a mystery, this cats must smell trouble to get into. I remember there was a mess to clean and untangle, I remember throwing it into a bag. It was that poncho thing that Martha Stewart left prison wearing. How many years ago was that??? That was a nice poncho pattern. Someday….if this goes well…maybe I will attempt that again – from scratch.

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  109. Thank you very much ! The blanket is beautiful! I am from Argentina and I have just made some granny squares but I can't make the slip stich to begin the ears.
    Any help would be greatily appreciate.
    You are so generous for sharing the tutorial with us.
    Thanks again
    Susana

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  111. Wow its stunning and very cute. I just want to know how many balls of yarns did u use to complete this blanket? I read the comment and u said it sized 83 cm x 67 cm right?

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  112. thanks a lot for the pattern, it`s so very nice. i just tried it and one bear is ready now. but i have one question: is it right that i have to begin the right ear with slip stich, skip one, …. and the left ear with a chain stich??? my bear has the problem that the ears turn down , is it normal or is there a fault on my side??? thank you very much for a short answer, greetings from germany, sibylle

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  113. Thank you so much for this lovely Pattern;-) You are really doing a fantasic work;-)
    I am allowed to sell the finished blanket it on my Page?
    Thnak you so much;-)

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  114. Thanks for your nice tutorial. If is it possible, can you tell how many skeins of cotton did you used?

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  119. Thankyou sooooo much for this tutorial (and the primavera flower tutorial which is on my to do list, so beautiful) I am so enjoying making these squares, each bear has it's own little personality :*) I have a question, did you block your squares and if yes, how did you do it?

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  123. Can't wait to make this for my granddaughter, Reyna, she will love the bears. I think I will make her an afghan with alternating squares of plain and little bears! Thanks for sharing!

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  124. Thank you for this beautiful tutorial! I shared a link on our Facebook group. We are a group of Dutch women that crochet blankets for children that have a really hard time for various reasons (i.e. cancer, severe autism, fostercare…) The group is called "Berendekens", which means "Bear- blankets"…for bear- warmth en strenght….Many women work on single granny squares, then we assemble and put them together, so the love of many hands goes into the blanket…I know a lot of our members will be really pleased to use your wonderfull tutorial….
    Greetz, Annemiek.

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  127. Thank you so much for sharing this! It's gorgeous..willing to make one for my bundle of joy! Long wait until my baby's arrival 🙂

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  128. Hi I am new to your blog~~~no doubt somewhere you have posted what yarn you use for these gorgeous projects. Please would you share that information again. Thank you.

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  133. this is an awesome pattern and the best instructions I can't wait to start thanks

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  134. Thank you for sharing this pattern and making the tutorial. I am using baby weight yarn to make my squares and then will assemble them to make a blanket for my new grandbaby, expected sometime this week. I had to play around with the placement of the eyes because my first attempts had them a little off center. But I think this is going to be so cute when I'm finished! I'll try to post a picture when I'm done.

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  136. I just found your blog today and I absolutely LOVE LOVE LOVE LOVE it! THANK YOU so much for this wonderful tutorial! YAY! I was stressing about something cute to make for a friend who is having a baby boy. Now, you have given me a great idea and a lesson on how to complete it. THANKS A MILLION! Have a great weekend!

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  137. This is an amazing square! I now know what I want to do for my first grandchild, a boy, that is due any time now! I'm so glad I saw your blog in a "share your craft" type of blog! Thank you for the great tutorial!

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  138. When I looked at the directions, it occurred to me that with some changes to the ears and snout this could be a three little pigs pattern, too! so very cute!

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  140. Thank you SO much for sharing this adorable pattern. Your steps were so thorough and clear. I enter afghans in our county fair, and I plan to use this one for next year's granny square entry. Thanks again!

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  141. Have a friend in Australia who tried your bear granny square, but she isn't able to get the bears head squarely on the block. She has redone it a few times but isn't able to get it right. Any suggestions would help. PLEASE

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  142. I cant seem to get the stich count right. Has anyone actually made one of these from the instructions above??

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  143. Hi Dragana!
    What a lovely pattern, i have just finished my first granny square with this pattern and it turned out great!! I am planning to do a baby blanket as a gift for a friend who is expecting a baby…
    Erika, from Romania

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  146. I am an avid doll collector and this Teddy Bear Blanket will look fantastic, stupendous, marvelous, awesome, with any of my dolls! Thank you very much for sharing the pattern with us all!

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  147. Thank You for sharing pattern. I will make one for my new greatgrandbaby to be here soon any day now. LOVE IT

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  148. Hi,
    I have an etsy shop, wondering if you would be ok with me making this to sell? If you are I would also like to link customers to this page of your blog to show where I got the pattern from?
    If this isn't ok just let me know and I won't do anything.
    Thanks
    Lucy

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  153. Gracias por compartir. Tengo, al igual que otra de tus ciberalumnas, problemas con la orejita. ¿ en donde monto los doble crochet de la oreja, parecen estar en el aire? te agradecería me orientaras. Margargarita

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  157. Hi! I really like this pattern. But… Your teddy-nose seems to be 3D. Mine is just flat… 🙁
    Could you explain how you create the 3D-dimension in the nose?
    Greets,
    Sanne (the Netherlands)

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  158. Love the pattern. I am going to include it in a Sampler afghan for a new grt.granddaughter. Is it possible to print pattern without all the pictures? I am quite experienced and don't need them. Thank you.

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  159. Just found your pattern, the tutorial is great ! I just found out, I am going to be a grandmother in march, I have the right yarn, starting today !

    Thank you very much !

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  160. Hello!
    This pattern is so lovely! I just had a few questions on how you joined the squares together and how many you used across and down to make the size blanket you had previously written in a comment before mine. 🙂 Thank you so much for your help!!

    -Hannah

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  161. Hello! This blanket is so adorable…you are so talented!
    I also had some questions: 1) How did you attach the squares, 2) can you share the pattern for the plain gray circle granny squares, and 3) how you made the trim?
    I love every part of this blanket….want to make it just like yours! Would really appreciate the information! LOVE that you posted this tutorial for free!

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  162. Hi! I'm not a crochet expert, but maybe I can help you. I tried the pattern with a bigger and a smaller crochet hook (but with the same yarn). The teddy bear made with the bigger hook was pretty flat, but the one with the smaller hook has a cute pointy nose. 🙂 So I would suggest to try it with a smaller hook. I hope, I could help 😉

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  166. Hola acabo de encontrar este oso adorable, gracias por compartirlo.
    Me gustaría saber si has hecho algo para que quede el hocico como en relieve (no se si sólo es efecto óptico) gracias

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  167. Thank you so much for the beautiful pattern and clear tutorial. May I make these to sell at craft fairs (not on-line). I will give you credit for the design on the back of my business card. Please confirm this would be acceptable

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  168. I'm thinking they would be cute potholders and Dishrags, made with cotton. Then just make one rectangular for a dishtowel. They are adorable.

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  169. Thanks so much for the pattern and tutorial. I will make one soon but I have a couple questions. One is did you use cotton or regular yarn? When you put the bead eyes on did you cut the yarn so that you could attach it? Otherwise you would have to have the yarn unraveled?? thanks in advance.

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  171. Hi I am Dalene from South Africa and think your teddy bear pattern is to adorable for words! thank you also for the wonderful pattern an tutorial on how to do it. i have just one question an that is hw to get the perfect little nose for these guys?

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  173. Hi! I just finished making a 9×11 squares baby blanket from your teddy square pattern for my baby due in December. Thanks so much for this adorable pattern! 😀 It turned out super cute. 😀 I'd love to send you a picture, but can't figure out how to upload one to the feed here. Let me know if you'd like me to send one by e-mail. 🙂 Love it, thanks again! 😀

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  174. Hi there, I just finished making a blanket from this pattern. Turned out super cute! I think the author used cotton yarn, but I wanted mine really cuddly and soft and used a merino yarn, no problems. Just go by the smaller hook size recommendation on the yarn to get the cute little 3D nose. The beads need to be strung onto the yarn before you start working on the teddy bear (before the nose if you're making it the same colour as the rest of the bear, or when you change colour after the nose if you're making the rest of the bear a different colour). Good luck!

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  175. aprox how many skeins did you need for your blanket. I cannot find Tango yarn but found Grace by Paton that I think will work. However, need to order so need aprox. how many skeins?

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  177. Hi, just want you to know that someone is using your image on YouTube to promote her crochet work. Just search granny teddy bear square and you will get it

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  184. Hello….. I love the teddy bear granny square blanket. I have been crocheting for several years and would love to buy the pattern for this from you. When can I purchase it? I search your link but cannot find it. Would it be possible for you to contact me when it is available? I would greatly appreciate it. My email is: nancyr0530@bellsouth.net
    Thank you so so much !!

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  186. Oh my gosh, please tell me the pattern will be available again very soon. I am in the middle of making a baby blanket for my Grandson for Christmas using this pattern. I have 4 squares made and open your page up to make them….thought I would work on the pattern tonight and its no longer here…yikes!

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  187. I would just like to know what was the hook size used, I had to stop making the squares but need to finish it soon and would just like to know the hook size please!
    What a great pattern!!

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  192. This blanket is so cute would love to try it where do I get the pattern from
    Kind regards
    Anne

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  193. Is there any way I can get a copy of this pattern??? I just saw it and would love to make this!!!! Pam

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  196. this blaket is amazingly cute! Will the pattern be available again! I would love to make this for my kids

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  199. This pattern was posted onto my facebook account, but I can't find the pattern even though it says it is free on moogly, Can I have the pattern as a friend wants me to do her one. I will have to try and copy it from a picture if pattern isn't available. It is a lovely blanket.

    Thank you
    Mary

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  213. This blanket is perfect for what I want to make..our school mascot is the bear and I can just see a beautiful blanket made of this pattern..How do I go about getting the pattern or tutorial that I can use? I was so excited when I saw this pattern..please let me know..thanks so much

    Deb

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