Hi! I'm really glad to hear that the video was helpful and that your Teddy turned out well! Thanks so much for your kind words. I’m excited to share more with you soon-stay tuned for the next video!
Hi! Happy to hear that it was easy to follow the tutorial ❤️ I'd love to see how your bears turned out)) Feel fere to share them with me via Instagram if you'd like. I hope your grandsones would have fun playing with there bears ❤️
Thank you for sharing. I am going to make teddy bear. Good job of explaining pattern .1 truly like the yarn you used but we don't have this one in our town.
You’re very welcome 😊 Good luck with your project ❤️ Hopefully you can substitute the yarn with the similar one. There are many brands that make velvet yarn. Also, you can use other yarn that you have. I’ve seen this Teddy complete with different types of yarn and the are gorgeous ❤️🤗 Feel free to reach out if you’d have any questions along the way 😉
Thank you ☺️ I'd love to see your Teddies 💖 If you'd like you can share some pictures with me on Instagram @Iuliia.Craft I hope your friends daughter likes your new stuffies 🧸🧸
Thank You for a larger Teddy Bear the size is perfect. Most patterns are for small ones and they just don't work for me. I made this one and it turned out "Great". my granddaughter Loves it she sleeps with it and takes it everywhere.
I’m so happy to hear that you like the tutorial ❤️ it’d be great to see your Teddy ☺️ if you’d like you can share it with me via instagram @iuliia.craft Lately, I’ve been a little busy with my family stuff and didn’t have much time to work on videos. However, I’ve started making the pattern for a velvet bunny that doesn’t evolve much sewing. Hopefully, I’ll post it in the nearest future. Along with that I knitted a sweater for myself, a hat-mitten-cowl set for my daughter and a few other small accessories for my daughter. ☺️❤️
Thank you! ☺️ Yes, I added a little bit of stuffing to the white part of the face. I apologize for missing this part in the video. Good luck with your Teddy
Could you tell me what size yarn your using for the pink and white yarn so that I can find a substitute. I don't have that yarn and since I don't know the weight your using I can't finish my bear.
Hi! Below are some details on the yarn I used. I hope it will help you to find a suitable substitution)) To make the face (white yarn) I used 100% cotton yarn Alize Bella 180m/50gr. Weight: Sport/Fine/2 sport Texture: Plied (3 or more plies) Fiber: Cotton (100%) Needles: 3mm (2.5 US) (11 UK) 4mm (6 US) (8 UK) Gauge: 26 sts / 10 cm (4") Balls: 50g; 179m (196 yds) Care: Machine wash (30C) Styles: Solid colors, Self-striping The pink yarn for the feet and ears is called Fibra Natura Luxor (100% Mercerized cotton 125 meters in 50 grams). Yarn Weight: 3 : Light-DK: 8ply Composition: 100% Egyptian Giza Mercerised Cotton Length: 125 mts / 136 yds Weight 3: Light-DK/ 50 g / 1 3/4 oz Knit Tension: Stitches per 10cm: 22 sts + 26 rows on 3.5 mm needles Ply: DK / 8 ply (11 wpi) Needle Size: 3.5mm / 10UK Crochet Tension: Stitches per 10cm: 14sts x 16 rows on 4.5mm Hook Size: 3.5 - 4.5 mm / 7-9 UK Care instructions: Cool machine wash / Do not bleach / Do not tumble dry / Dry flat / Cool iron / May be dry cleaned (P) For the nose, I used Yarn Art Lily Content: 100% Mercerized Cotton Weight: 50 g (1.76 Oz) Length: 225 m (246.06 yds) Recommended needles: 2.5 mm (US 2) Recommended hooks: 2.5 mm (US C-2) Yarn Weight: Fingering - Sock (1) I hope it will help you to find a suitable substitution))
Hello. I would like to say thank you for your effort to teach others how to make this cute bear 💐 Also I would like to share my experience. The whole process I couldn't stop wondering how my bear would turn out and today is a day 😁 it seems that instead of the bear I got bunny!!! Which is also very cute 🥰 I don't know how that happened but in the end it was not what I expected. I guess I need more practise to get closer to the look in the video 😁
Hi Vestina 👋🏻 Thank you so much for sharing your experience ❤️ I really appreciate you taking a time to let me know how did your project go 🥰 I’m sorry to hear that you didn’t get a Bear at the end. I can imagine how bitter it might be 😔 But I love that you see a very cute bunny in your project 🐰😍 I’d love to see your Bunny/Teddy ❤️ if you’d like you can share it with me on Instagram @iuliia.craft I shared written pattern in the description to the video and I also posted it on my Instagram and Facebook, if you’d like to take a look 😉 Looking forward to seeing your work ❤️
Hi 👋 The weight for the pink cotton yarn I used is 3 Light DK. The white cotton yarn is 2 Sport. The black cotton yarn used for nose and eyes is 0 lace. Good luck with your project ☺️
Hi! Unfortunately, that assembly part is missing and I realized too late to record it again((( I used white cotton yarn to attach the face. The white face part is shaped like an oval before it was attached to the head even though it was crocheted like a circle. The upper face part is put on the 13th row from the top of the head. The face is 11 rows wide ( counting from top down to the base of the head), 15 stitches (from left to the right). Mostly, it is about shaping the white part and placing it on the head in a way that you like. It might be a few stitches/rows wider/narrower. Nose is placed on the second last row right in the middle of the oval-shaped white face. There are 6 stitches between eyes. Hopefully it helps! -Iuliia
Hi ❤️ Cotton yarn is great for making stuffed toys 🧸 you shouldn’t be disappointed 😉 I made some using cotton yarn and they turned out great 😊 I’m using a lighter for the ends of the ribbon. It helps with fraying 😉 ❤️
Yes, you absolutely can use the same velvet yarn. I think it might be even better. I did have pink and white colours in velvet yarn at the time I was making bears and that’s why I substituted it with cotton yarn. For the nose I would use thin yarn though. ❤️
Hi, I love this teddy pattern! 😍 I was wondering about the ears; is it 6 rows with 18 stitches in the end of the pattern (row 5-10) or is it 5.The ear I made looks a bit longer than the one in the video.
@@iuliiacraft I’m using the same but I think I’ll need to sew the ear on the head more round-shaped next time 😁I’m planning to make more of these cute teddies 😍
Yeah, I was shaping ears until I liked how they looked on the head. I just wonder why you’re getting longer ears than I did 🤔 I think we might be crocheting with different tentions. I tend to crochet tight. You can try to crochet a bit tighter and see what you’d get. If you’d like you can send me a picture on Instagram (in private message) and I’ll try to help you figure out what to do 😉 @iuliia.craft
You did not mention in the attaching of the head to the body that the head ended with 24 stitches and the body ended with 18 stitches and I don't see in the attachment how that comes about attaching ahead of 24 stitches to a body of 18 stitches so what is the solution
Hi 👋🏻 I finished the head with 24 stitches around on purpose. When I attached it to the body it was not wobbly compared to 18 stitches. Having 18 stitches at the body actually helped to have secure attachment. It worked very good for me 😉 However, if your work is tighter than mine you can stop at 24 stitches at both, a head and a body. I would not recommend to go for 18 stitches for both, the head and the body, though Good luck with your Teddy 🧸❤️
Could you tell me what weight of cotton yarn you used for the pink, white and black? It looks like black cotton thread for eyes. Are the other colors #4 weight cotton?
Hi Tricia! I used only three colours of cotton yarn for this Teddy. Pink yarn: Fibra natura Luxor 100% Mercerized cotton 125 meters in 50 grams. Yarn Weight: 3 : Light-DK: 8ply White yarn: Alize Bella 100 % cotton yarn 125 meters in 50 grams. Yarn weight 2 sport. I used four strands of the yarn. Black yarn: YarnArt Lily 100% Mercerized cotton 225 meters in 50 grams. Yarn Weight: 0: Lace Good luck with your Teddy 🧸
Can I ask a question please? I notice that the body finishes on 18 stitches snd the head on 24. Will this not be a problem when we try to attach the head to the body?
Actually, I did it on purpose. I noticed that a head is a little wobbly when both parts (body and head) had 18 stitches at the end. So, I finished crocheting a head with 24 stitches around. When I was attaching parts, I went in every stitch of the body and in 1 or 2 stitches (6times in 2 stitches) at once of the head. It made stitching a little more tight. Basically, I made the same 6 decreases during stitching/ sewing parts together. You can also finish crocheting a body with 24 stitches and attach parts without making decreases when you sew. A neck would be a bit wider but you can attach parts stitch by stitch.
Hi Cathy, Sorry for the late reply… When I assembled the head I shaped white face like an oval first. I put it on the 13th row from the top. Widest parts: 11 rows wide (from top to the base of the head), 15 stitches (from left to the right). Mostly, it is about shaping the white part and placing it on the head in a way you like it. It might be a few stitches/rows wider/narrower. Nose is placed on the second last row right in the middle of the oval-shaped white face. There are 6 stitches between eyes.
You can use any black not too thick cotton yarn. For example you can use DMC® Size 12 Pearl Cotton Thread Ball. It is very similar yarn to the one I used. I just googled it and you can see an example here: canada.michaels.com/en/dmc-size-12-pearl-cotton-thread-ball/10326525.html?r=g&cm_mmc=PLASearch-_-google-_-MICH_Shopping_CA_N_Fabric+Shop_N_Smart_BOPIS_N-_-Generic&kpid=go_cmp-12650001337_adg-125437387172_ad-511040951039_pla-1007998704423_dev-m_ext-_prd-10326525&gclid=CjwKCAiAlrSPBhBaEiwAuLSDUEgneobamafK0mASZHEaGY3nlS5S3c8ekfR-2FraXHGg0teD1FFBbBoC7hYQAvD_BwE
When I assembled the head I shaped white face like an oval first. I put it on the 13th row from the top. Widest parts: 11 rows wide (from top to the base of the head), 15 stitches (from left to the right). Mostly, it is about shaping the white part and placing it on the head in a way you like it. It might be a few stitches/rows wider/narrower. Nose is placed on the second last row right in the middle of the oval-shaped white face. There are 6 stitches between eyes.
@@lyntilbrook355 if you’re using the same hook I used or bigger, you’ll need longer strings. Try crocheting the face with the random yarn colour (the main colour for example) and measure how much yarn you used. (Like crocheting a swatch). Then, you can measure white yarn precisely as much as you need and be sure it’ll be enough.
TEDDY BEAR Part 1 ruclips.net/video/neSGeXz5nBc/видео.html
By far the best tutorial on YT. Thank you. Very cute!!!!!
You are so welcome! Thank you for your feedback ❤️ I'd love to see your Teddy 🧸
Hi thank you so much for the video you explained very well I made the Teddy it came very good thanks again wating for next video
Hi! I'm really glad to hear that the video was helpful and that your Teddy turned out well! Thanks so much for your kind words. I’m excited to share more with you soon-stay tuned for the next video!
Thank you so much for the beautiful video in detail how to make the bear. Very nicely done. Thank you again , I am making for my grandkids.
Thank you ☺️ I’m happy to hear that you liked the video
Good luck with your teddy 🧸
Hi Thank you for your tutorial very easy to follow very pleased with mine going to make two more one each for my three baby grandsons .
Hi! Happy to hear that it was easy to follow the tutorial ❤️ I'd love to see how your bears turned out)) Feel fere to share them with me via Instagram if you'd like. I hope your grandsones would have fun playing with there bears ❤️
This teddy is just gorgeous thank you very much for sharing your work ❤
Thanks so much 😊
I'm glad you liked the tutorial))
Your videos are so amazing! I cannot wait to make one of each!
Thank you ❤️ Good luck with your projects 😉
Thanks for your video I'm nearly finished making mine!
Wonderful! Hope you like it! ☺️
Thank you for sharing. I am going to make teddy bear. Good job of explaining pattern .1 truly like the yarn you used but we don't have this one in our town.
You’re very welcome 😊
Good luck with your project ❤️
Hopefully you can substitute the yarn with the similar one. There are many brands that make velvet yarn.
Also, you can use other yarn that you have. I’ve seen this Teddy complete with different types of yarn and the are gorgeous ❤️🤗
Feel free to reach out if you’d have any questions along the way 😉
Love these teddies.Made 2 one for a friends daughter Thank you .
Thank you ☺️ I'd love to see your Teddies 💖 If you'd like you can share some pictures with me on Instagram @Iuliia.Craft I hope your friends daughter likes your new stuffies 🧸🧸
Great video. Easy to follow. My only suggestion is to make a tail as bears have tails. Little round puff on back.
Hi! Thanks ☺️
Yeah, of course bears have tails 😄 Tails can be added as well. Little round puff would work great 👍
Thank You for a larger Teddy Bear the size is perfect. Most patterns are for small ones and they just don't work for me. I made this one and it turned out "Great". my granddaughter Loves it she sleeps with it and takes it everywhere.
Thank you for the feedback ❤️ I’m happy to hear that your Teddy turned out great and your granddaughter likes it ☺️ Glad to be helpful 😉
Just finished my bear, he looks great. You are so easy to follow, Thankyou. What are you doing next. ♥♥
I’m so happy to hear that you like the tutorial ❤️ it’d be great to see your Teddy ☺️ if you’d like you can share it with me via instagram @iuliia.craft
Lately, I’ve been a little busy with my family stuff and didn’t have much time to work on videos. However, I’ve started making the pattern for a velvet bunny that doesn’t evolve much sewing. Hopefully, I’ll post it in the nearest future. Along with that I knitted a sweater for myself, a hat-mitten-cowl set for my daughter and a few other small accessories for my daughter.
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Thank you so much for the instructions❤.
I wanzed to ask if when you put the white face on the head if you add filling to it. Thank you🙏
Thank you! ☺️ Yes, I added a little bit of stuffing to the white part of the face. I apologize for missing this part in the video. Good luck with your Teddy
Could you tell me what size yarn your using for the pink and white yarn so that I can find a substitute. I don't have that yarn and since I don't know the weight your using I can't finish my bear.
Hi!
Below are some details on the yarn I used.
I hope it will help you to find a suitable substitution))
To make the face (white yarn) I used 100% cotton yarn Alize Bella 180m/50gr.
Weight: Sport/Fine/2 sport
Texture: Plied (3 or more plies)
Fiber: Cotton (100%)
Needles: 3mm (2.5 US) (11 UK)
4mm (6 US) (8 UK)
Gauge: 26 sts / 10 cm (4")
Balls: 50g; 179m (196 yds)
Care: Machine wash (30C)
Styles: Solid colors, Self-striping
The pink yarn for the feet and ears is called Fibra Natura Luxor (100% Mercerized cotton 125 meters in 50 grams). Yarn Weight: 3 : Light-DK: 8ply
Composition: 100% Egyptian Giza Mercerised Cotton
Length: 125 mts / 136 yds
Weight 3: Light-DK/ 50 g / 1 3/4 oz
Knit Tension: Stitches per 10cm: 22 sts + 26 rows on 3.5 mm needles
Ply: DK / 8 ply (11 wpi)
Needle Size: 3.5mm / 10UK
Crochet Tension: Stitches per 10cm: 14sts x 16 rows on 4.5mm
Hook Size: 3.5 - 4.5 mm / 7-9 UK
Care instructions: Cool machine wash / Do not bleach / Do not tumble dry / Dry flat / Cool iron / May be dry cleaned (P)
For the nose, I used Yarn Art Lily
Content: 100% Mercerized Cotton
Weight: 50 g (1.76 Oz)
Length: 225 m (246.06 yds)
Recommended needles: 2.5 mm (US 2)
Recommended hooks: 2.5 mm (US C-2)
Yarn Weight: Fingering - Sock (1)
I hope it will help you to find a suitable substitution))
Hello. I would like to say thank you for your effort to teach others how to make this cute bear 💐 Also I would like to share my experience. The whole process I couldn't stop wondering how my bear would turn out and today is a day 😁 it seems that instead of the bear I got bunny!!! Which is also very cute 🥰 I don't know how that happened but in the end it was not what I expected. I guess I need more practise to get closer to the look in the video 😁
Hi Vestina 👋🏻
Thank you so much for sharing your experience ❤️ I really appreciate you taking a time to let me know how did your project go 🥰
I’m sorry to hear that you didn’t get a Bear at the end. I can imagine how bitter it might be 😔 But I love that you see a very cute bunny in your project 🐰😍
I’d love to see your Bunny/Teddy ❤️ if you’d like you can share it with me on Instagram @iuliia.craft
I shared written pattern in the description to the video and I also posted it on my Instagram and Facebook, if you’d like to take a look 😉
Looking forward to seeing your work ❤️
Love this cute bear
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Great pattern. Thank you!
😉 no problem
Good luck with your project
Love the video !!!!! Thank you so much ❤😊😊
You are so welcome!
Hi, thank you for sharing your lovely pattern, can you tell me if the cotton yarn is 4 ply or DK please. Thank you
Hi 👋
The weight for the pink cotton yarn I used is 3 Light DK. The white cotton yarn is 2 Sport. The black cotton yarn used for nose and eyes is 0 lace.
Good luck with your project ☺️
Thank you very much for your reply. I bought some black DMC 12 cotton yesterday hopefully that will do the job. Take care, kind regards xx
I think it should work 👌🏻
Good luck ❤️ hope to see the result ☺️
Hi, I want to know how you sewed the white part of the face as you didn't show it. Did you use white yarn or the grey yarn to see on the head? Thanks
Hi! Unfortunately, that assembly part is missing and I realized too late to record it again(((
I used white cotton yarn to attach the face.
The white face part is shaped like an oval before it was attached to the head even though it was crocheted like a circle.
The upper face part is put on the 13th row from the top of the head.
The face is 11 rows wide ( counting from top down to the base of the head), 15 stitches (from left to the right).
Mostly, it is about shaping the white part and placing it on the head in a way that you like. It might be a few stitches/rows wider/narrower.
Nose is placed on the second last row right in the middle of the oval-shaped white face.
There are 6 stitches between eyes.
Hopefully it helps!
-Iuliia
Cute bear! How does one keep ribbon from fraying after you cut it? I'm making teddy with cotton yarn to start first one. Not as soft though.
Hi ❤️
Cotton yarn is great for making stuffed toys 🧸 you shouldn’t be disappointed 😉 I made some using cotton yarn and they turned out great 😊
I’m using a lighter for the ends of the ribbon. It helps with fraying 😉 ❤️
@@iuliiacraft 🤗
Could I use the same velvet yarn throughout the whole make instead of cotton on the feet/face/ears? Or would it be too big in comparison? Thank you🥰
Yes, you absolutely can use the same velvet yarn. I think it might be even better.
I did have pink and white colours in velvet yarn at the time I was making bears and that’s why I substituted it with cotton yarn.
For the nose I would use thin yarn though.
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Hello, I like it
Thank you so much
I’m glad you like the tutorial ❤️
You’re welcome ☺️
Adorable😀
Hi, I love this teddy pattern! 😍 I was wondering about the ears; is it 6 rows with 18 stitches in the end of the pattern (row 5-10) or is it 5.The ear I made looks a bit longer than the one in the video.
Hi 👋🏻 Thank you ☺️ I crochet 6 rounds with 18 stitches (row 5-10). Overall, I crochet 10 rows in the ear. Are you using the same hook size and yarn? 🤔
@@iuliiacraft I’m using the same but I think I’ll need to sew the ear on the head more round-shaped next time 😁I’m planning to make more of these cute teddies 😍
Yeah, I was shaping ears until I liked how they looked on the head. I just wonder why you’re getting longer ears than I did 🤔
I think we might be crocheting with different tentions. I tend to crochet tight. You can try to crochet a bit tighter and see what you’d get. If you’d like you can send me a picture on Instagram (in private message) and I’ll try to help you figure out what to do 😉
@iuliia.craft
@@iuliiacraft Thank you for your help😍 I’ve sent you an image👌🏼
You did not mention in the attaching of the head to the body that the head ended with 24 stitches and the body ended with 18 stitches and I don't see in the attachment how that comes about attaching ahead of 24 stitches to a body of 18 stitches so what is the solution
Hi 👋🏻 I finished the head with 24 stitches around on purpose. When I attached it to the body it was not wobbly compared to 18 stitches. Having 18 stitches at the body actually helped to have secure attachment. It worked very good for me 😉
However, if your work is tighter than mine you can stop at 24 stitches at both, a head and a body. I would not recommend to go for 18 stitches for both, the head and the body, though
Good luck with your Teddy 🧸❤️
Could you tell me what weight of cotton yarn you used for the pink, white and black? It looks like black cotton thread for eyes. Are the other colors #4 weight cotton?
Hi Tricia!
I used only three colours of cotton yarn for this Teddy.
Pink yarn: Fibra natura Luxor 100% Mercerized cotton 125 meters in 50 grams. Yarn Weight: 3 : Light-DK: 8ply
White yarn: Alize Bella 100 % cotton yarn 125 meters in 50 grams. Yarn weight 2 sport. I used four strands of the yarn.
Black yarn: YarnArt Lily 100% Mercerized cotton 225 meters in 50 grams. Yarn Weight: 0: Lace
Good luck with your Teddy 🧸
Can I ask a question please? I notice that the body finishes on 18 stitches snd the head on 24. Will this not be a problem when we try to attach the head to the body?
Actually, I did it on purpose. I noticed that a head is a little wobbly when both parts (body and head) had 18 stitches at the end. So, I finished crocheting a head with 24 stitches around. When I was attaching parts, I went in every stitch of the body and in 1 or 2 stitches (6times in 2 stitches) at once of the head. It made stitching a little more tight. Basically, I made the same 6 decreases during stitching/ sewing parts together. You can also finish crocheting a body with 24 stitches and attach parts without making decreases when you sew. A neck would be a bit wider but you can attach parts stitch by stitch.
I have a problem. You missed the step about placing and sewing on the face. Can you help me. Cathy
Hi Cathy,
Sorry for the late reply…
When I assembled the head I shaped white face like an oval first.
I put it on the 13th row from the top. Widest parts: 11 rows wide (from top to the base of the head), 15 stitches (from left to the right).
Mostly, it is about shaping the white part and placing it on the head in a way you like it. It might be a few stitches/rows wider/narrower.
Nose is placed on the second last row right in the middle of the oval-shaped white face.
There are 6 stitches between eyes.
Can someone tell me what black thread will I use to make the eyes and nose,I’m new to amigurumy….thanks in advance
You can use any black not too thick cotton yarn. For example you can use DMC® Size 12 Pearl Cotton Thread Ball. It is very similar yarn to the one I used. I just googled it and you can see an example here: canada.michaels.com/en/dmc-size-12-pearl-cotton-thread-ball/10326525.html?r=g&cm_mmc=PLASearch-_-google-_-MICH_Shopping_CA_N_Fabric+Shop_N_Smart_BOPIS_N-_-Generic&kpid=go_cmp-12650001337_adg-125437387172_ad-511040951039_pla-1007998704423_dev-m_ext-_prd-10326525&gclid=CjwKCAiAlrSPBhBaEiwAuLSDUEgneobamafK0mASZHEaGY3nlS5S3c8ekfR-2FraXHGg0teD1FFBbBoC7hYQAvD_BwE
How to attach the mouth..the white one??
When I assembled the head I shaped white face like an oval first.
I put it on the 13th row from the top. Widest parts: 11 rows wide (from top to the base of the head), 15 stitches (from left to the right).
Mostly, it is about shaping the white part and placing it on the head in a way you like it. It might be a few stitches/rows wider/narrower.
Nose is placed on the second last row right in the middle of the oval-shaped white face.
There are 6 stitches between eyes.
may i know how tall it this?
Hi! It’s about 40 cm tall
Julia how long are the 4 strands for the white face?
I did not measure the length of the white yarn but I didn’t use much. Overall, the face weights approximately 15-20gr.
@@iuliiacraft would 1 metre be long enough for each strand? I don't want to run out half way around.
@@lyntilbrook355 if you’re using the same hook I used or bigger, you’ll need longer strings.
Try crocheting the face with the random yarn colour (the main colour for example) and measure how much yarn you used. (Like crocheting a swatch). Then, you can measure white yarn precisely as much as you need and be sure it’ll be enough.
I'm having problems and wishing someone would make one for ne
What problems do you have? Maybe I’ll be able to help 😉