Teddy Bear Square

By: Judith Prindle from crochetpatternsonly.blogspot.com

Make this beautiful Teddy Bear Square for your little bundle of joy. This crochet afghan square is only nine inches in size. Make multiple squares to get your gorgeous blanket put together. Combine this crochet granny square with other granny square designs to make a truly one-of-a-kind crocheted afghan. Teddy bears are a classic baby theme that works well for both boys and girls. Use any color yarn you want to work up this free granny square pattern.

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Intermediate

Crochet HookF/5 or 3.75 mm hook

Yarn Weight(2) Fine (23-26 stitches to 4 inches)

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Morehouse17

Oct 31, 2017

Not only would this be a beautiful baby afghan, this would be adorable placed in a frame to display in babys room.

Hippie Chick

Jul 12, 2017

Such a cute little teddy bear. This would make such a delicate blanket, but I am not so sure that it would be good for smaller babies because of the risk of getting little fingers and toes caught in the spaces between the stitiches. Gotta be safe with our little ones. I have not used this crochet technique in a long time.

Delphine Bryant

Mar 03, 2017

This looks so complicated but it is so very easy. Once you get going it will work up fast. I love Granny Squares and anything in a motif is another favorite. If I just had the gumption to create my own design I could probably come up with something worthy of sharing. This is delicate and beautiful.

allrluvd57 0992238

Jun 17, 2015

I am in the planning stages right now, but I love how it will look delicate and cute all at once. I was thinking that I could applique each square to a solid cloth background. Also each square could be sewn/appliqued to a solid color sheet to keep the design light and airy. Adorable. ()-

pauline 4848973

Dec 31, 2014

Starting another one of this pattern as it is so pretty when finished

pauline 4848973

Mar 18, 2014

I have made 2 of these blankets, they turned out really well. Used a mixture of random coloured yarn and solid colour, I intend to do another one as it turns out so well

RHONCRI 8321520

Jul 12, 2013

I clicked on "save pattern" and all it saved was the picture of the pattern and the page you get to before you click on pattern page. Can anyone help. Is there a way to download to my computer documents?

BHerb

Jul 12, 2013

Hi Rhoncri, When you choose to save a pattern, it will only save the page from our site, not the pattern itself. The designer has not provided a PDF or downloadable copy of this pattern. However, you can always copy the pattern, paste it into a text or Word doc, and then save or print it. I hope this helps a bit. Happy crocheting! editors at AllFreeCrochet

wutzmutha 2674244

May 08, 2013

I used this pattern to make a full-sized afghan for a grown daughter who absolutely LOVES bears. I crocheted each square a different color and added ribbon for the bows. The pattern was well written--easy to follow directions. It was fun to create--and very well received! Thanks for submitting it!

lbethg 4907934

Feb 23, 2013

Can you use Caron Simply Soft yarn, medium weigt 4? I have lots of that and really want to try this.

adejamma77 3647649

Feb 24, 2013

I was wondering the same thing. My guess is it would just be bigger and a bit bulky compared to the one in the photo

raccoonlake 999009 8

Jul 12, 2012

Looking forward to creating this afghan.....how much yarn would you estimate for 25 squares?

louisenk 1752109

Jul 12, 2012

I am trying to make this blanket as a gift for my sister's baby. I am confused about the repeat instructions. What does *ch 1, sk ch 1 sp, dbc in next dbc* repeat between * * 2 times, mean? Louise. Melbourne, Australia

klc5811 5673390

Jul 12, 2012

It means repeat what is between the *'s 2 times. You would do ch 1, sk ch 1 sp, dbc in next dbc and then repeat the samething again ch 1, sk ch 1 sp, dbc in next dbc. Hope this helps.

joancavin 1812225

May 08, 2012

This is a really cute square and easy enough if you pay close attention to the instructions. I would only like to have instructions for joining multiple squares into a blanket.

karlawalters4re 63 53026

Jul 11, 2012

I am in the middle of doing this. It is for a girl and I am making 16 squares with 4 different colors. I am crocheting them together holding them back to back and using a varigated matching yarn and doing the bows with the varigated yarn. Then I will do a border with the varigated yarn and end with a picot. I think that is how I will do it?!? I will post it when I am finished!

Karen J Lara

Apr 28, 2012

I made this little bear square.......only took a few mins...wouldnt ya know i completely left out his nose.........so i glued a bead there....stlll looks adoreable!!!!!1

editorKS

Apr 23, 2012

Hi, all! We have just tested the link and were able to bring up the pattern without difficulty. If you click where it says, "Click here for crochet pattern," a new window should open directing you to the pattern in full on the designer's blog. From there, we suggest highlighting the pattern before going to File>Print; then click "Selection" instead of "All" under print range, which will allow only the highlighted text to print. Hope this helps! --Editors of AllFreeCrochet

wjr

May 05, 2012

I tried this but I was able to print but it was with part of the pattern printed on part of it being on a blue backgroung. I would like to be able to print where it wouldn't be so hard to read. Thank you....

wicksmith 4249606

Apr 22, 2012

this pattern won't print or download for me. can you help?

ekilg218 0431746

Apr 22, 2012

This is so cute, can't wait to try it!

sdht303188 7157998

Apr 22, 2012

I do have a teddy bear pattern but this one looks better. I just wish it had a print button so I could print it out to put in my pattern folder

Member 20100

Apr 23, 2012

I too do not have a print button,I use Ctrl and p to print things it works out fine. Try it Anna

editorKS

Apr 23, 2012

Hi, sdht303188 7157998. As the pattern lives on the designer's blog and not on AllFreeCrochet, you cannot print directly from AllFreeCrochet (hence the lack of a print button on the project page above). If you click the link that says, "Click here for crochet pattern," a new window should open directing you to the pattern in full on the designer's blog. You should be able to print from there (see my comment above if you need further instructions)! Hope this helps! --Editors of AllFreeCrochet

moonlight58

Apr 21, 2012

Lol. Sorry, my comment didn't post correctly. :P I had stated that i had no trouble at all getting the pattern by clicking on "Click here for Crochet pattern".

moonlight58

Apr 21, 2012

barrettm 5790245

Apr 21, 2012

You have pretty patterns but one heck of a system to get them. I'm all singed in as far as I can tell but No sing will come in so I can get the Teddy Bear Square. If it is always this complicated then remove my name but please let me know. Marilyn Barrett barrettm@rconnects.com

cjkennel 7696390

Apr 21, 2012

Did you click on Click here for Crochet pattern? That should open up pattern and then I hold curser down and highligh pattern and picture, right click copy, go to e-mail and click paste and when it comes up on e-mail, send it to myself. I can then click and save it in crochet patterns or print it out. Hope this helps. You can also save it on site as long as your signed in.