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Fuzzy the Small Bearskin Rug: Adorable Teddy Blanket Knitting Pattern with Detailed Instructions

Fuzzy the Small Bearskin Rug

bySharonMaher laughing purplegoldfish designs No bears were harmed in the making of this rug! Fuzzy is both a teddy and a blanket, and just the perfect size for cuddling. This adorable piece is worked in a simple garter stitch using a furry yarn for maximum impact.

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Yarn Used

Lincraft Entice (Ww) 100% Nylon 50g/45m, 1.760z/49yds Beige Mix, 3 balls Small amount of 10 ply/worsted weight yarn in brown for nose

Gauge (tension)

For the sample,14 sts and 15 rows measure 10 x 10 cm / 4 x 4 in, in garter stitch using 4.5 mm needles. Exact gauge is not important, but stuffing in the finished project should not be visible between your stitches. If necessary, change the needle size to suit your tension.

Notions

4.5 mm knitting needles (US 7) Wool needle Stitch holder Open stitch markers (to mark eye placement) 16mm safety eyes Polyfill stuffing, 75g

Finished Size

Length: 51 cm (20 in) Width: 36 cm (14 %4 in)

Abbreviations

Standard US abbreviations are used.

Special Stitches

Kfb · Knit into the front and back of next stitch.

Pattern notes

The rug is worked flat from the back legs to the front.The head is stitched to the finished blanket.

PATTERN BEGINS

Blanket Begin with rear legs.

First LegCast on 6 sts.
Row 1K across - 6.
Row 2Kfb, K to last st, kfb - 8.
Row 3Kfb, K to last st, kfb - 10.
Row 4Kfb twice,K to last st, kfb - 13.
Row 5Kfb, K to last st, kfb -15.
Row 6Kfb, K across - 16.
Row7K to last st, kfb - 17.
Row8Kfb, K to last st, kfb -19.
Row 9K to last st,kfb - 20.
Row 10Kfb, K across - 21.
Row 11K to last 2 sts, kfb twice - 23.
Row 12K across - 23.
Row 13K to last 2 sts,kfb twice -25.
End ofFirstLegCutyarn.Place stitches ontoholder.

Second legCast on 6 sts.
Row 1K across - 6.
Row 2Kfb, K to last st, kfb - 8.
Row 3Kfb, K to last st, kfb - 10.
Row 4Kfb, K to last 2 sts, kfb twice - 13.
Row5Kfb, K to last st, kfb - 15.
Row 6K to last st, kfb - 16.
Row 7Kfb, K across - 17.
Row 8Kfb, K to last st, kfb - 19.
Row 9Kfb,K across -20.
Row 10K to last st, kfb - 21.
Row 11Kfb twice,K across - 23.
Row 12K across - 23.
Row 13Kfb twice,K across - 25.
Row 14K across - 25.
End of Second LegDo not cut yarn.

Body JoinContinue working in garter stitch. Cast on 6 sts at beginning of row (second leg), then K across sts from holder (first leg) - 56.
The 6 cast on stitches should be between the two legs.
Row 1K 24,K 8 through back of st, K 24 -56.
Row 2K2tog, K to last 2 sts, k2tog - 54.
Rows 3 - 5K across - 54.
Row 6K2tog, K to last 2 sts, k2tog - 52.
Rows 7 - 9K across - 52.
Row 10 Rows 11&12K2tog, K to last 2 sts, k2tog - 50.
Row 13K across - 50.
Rows14&15K2tog, K to last 2 sts, k2tog - 48.
Row 16K across - 48.
Rows 17&18K2tog, K to last 2 sts, k2tog - 46.
Row 19K across - 46.
Rows 20& 21K2tog, K to last 2 sts, k2tog - 44.
Row 22K across - 44.
Rows23&24K2tog, K to last 2 sts, k2tog - 42.
Row 25K across - 42.
Rows26&27 K across - 40.K2tog, K to last 2 sts, k2tog - 40.
Row 28
Rows 29-33 K across - 38.K2tog, K to last 2 sts, k2tog - 38.
Row 34K2tog, K to last 2 sts, k2tog - 36.
Rows 35 - 69 K across - 36.
Row 70 Kfb, K to last st, kfb - 38.
Rows 71 - 73 K across - 38.
Row 74Kfb, K to last st, kfb - 40.
Rows 75 & 76 K across - 40.
Row 77
Rows 78 & 79Kfb, K to last st, kfb - 42.
Row 80K across - 42.
Row 81Kfb, K to last st, kfb - 44.
Row 82K across - 44.
Rows83& 84Kfb,K to last st,kfb - 46.
Row 85K across - 46.
Row 86Kfb, K to last st, kfb - 48.
Row 87K across - 48.
Row88&89 K across - 50.Kfb,K to last st,kfb - 50.
Row 90
Rows91&92Kfb,K to last st, kfb - 52. K across-52.
Row 93Kfb, K to last st, kfb - 54.
Rows 94 - 96K across - 54.
Row 97Kfb, K to last st, kfb - 56.
Divide for legsK23,bind off 10,K23.
End of BodyDo not cut yarn.

Third LegWorkedon first group of 23sts.
Row1K across - 23.
Row 2K2tog twice, K to last st, kfb - 22.
Row 3K to last 2 sts, k2tog - 21.
Row 4K2tog, K across - 20.
Row5K across - 20.
Row 6K2tog twice, K across - 18.
Row 7K across -18.
Row8K2tog, K to last 2 sts, k2tog - 16.
Row 9K to last 2 sts, k2tog - 15.
Row 10K2tog, K across - 14.
Row 11K across - 14.
Row 12K2tog twice, K to last 2 sts, k2tog - 11.
Row13K2tog, K across - 10.
Row 14K2tog, K across - 9.
Row15K2tog, K to last 2 sts, k2tog - 7.
Row 16K2tog, K to last 2 sts, k2tog - 5.
Row 17K across - 5.
End of Third LegBind off.

Fourth LegJoininyarnforlastgroupof23sts. This yarn is joined at the centre edge, between the two legs.
Row 1K across - 23.
Row 2Kfb, K to last 4 sts, k2tog twice - 22.
Row 3K2tog,K across - 21.
Row 4K to last 2 sts, k2tog - 20.
Row 5K across - 20.
Row 6K to last 4 sts, k2tog twice - 18.
Row 7K across - 18.
Row 8K2tog, K to last 2 sts, k2tog - 16.
Row 9K2tog, K across - 15.
Row10K to last 2 sts, k2tog - 14.
Row 11K across - 14.
Row 12K2tog, K to last 4 sts, k2tog twice - 11.
Row 13K to last 2 sts, k2tog - 10.
Row 14K to last 2 sts, k2tog - 9.
Row 15K2tog, K to last 2 sts, k2tog - 7.
Row 16K2tog, K to last 2 sts, k2tog - 5.
Row 17K across - 5.
End of Fourth LegBind off and weave in all loose ends.

Head

StartCast on 4 sts, leaving a 30 cm (12 in) tail for seaming afterwards.
Row 1Kfb in each st across - 8.
Row 2K across - 8.
Row 3Kfb in each st across - 16.
Rows 4-18K across - 16.
Row 19K4, kfb in next 8 sts, K4 - 24.
Row 20K across - 24.
Row 21K7, place marker in your work (marks where eyes will be positioned), kfb twice, K6, kfb twice, place a second marker in your work, K7 - 28.
Row 22K across - 28.
Row 23K8, kfb twice, K8, kfb twice, K8- 32.
Row 24K across-32.
Row 25K9, kfb twice, K10, kfb twice, K9 - 36.
Rows 26 - 40K across - 36.
Row 41* K2, k2tog; repeat from * across - 27.
Row 42K across - 27.
Row 43* K, k2tog; repeat from * across - 18.
Row 44K across - 18.
Row 45K2tog across - 9.
Row 46K across - 9.
Finish offBreak off yarn, leaving a 30 cm (12 in) tail. Use the wool needle to thread the tail through the remaining 9 sts on the knitting needle. Gather together tightly,then thread the tail through the sts again to secure.
Insert eyesmarker.When confident that the eyes are in the correct position, click the safety ring onto the back of each. Eyes cannot be re-positioned after this step.
Seam and StuffUse the 30 cm (12 in) tail to run a gathering stitch along the cast on edge at the nose end, and pull to close the hole. Secure tightly and continue joining the row ends until you have completed half of the head seam. Use the other tail to complete the remainder of the head seam, stuffing with polyfill as you go.

Nose

StartUsingbrownyarncaston5sts.
Rows1-4Kacross-5.
Row5K2tog,K,k2tog-3.
Rows6&7Kacross-3.
FinishoffBreak offyarn,leaving a 30cm(12 in) tail.Use the woolneedle to thread the tail throughtheremaining 3 stsontheknitting needle.Gather together tightly, then thread the tail through the sts again to secure.
AttachPositionthenoseatthetipoftheheadaspictured.Stitchsecurelyinplace.

Ears (make 2)

StartCast on 24 sts.
Rows 1 - 8K across -24.
Row 9K2tog, K8, k2tog twice, K8, k2tog - 20.
Row10K across - 20.
Row 11K2tog, K6, k2tog twice, K6, k2tog - 16.
Row 12K across - 16.
Row 13K2tog, K4, k2tog twice, K4, k2tog - 12.
Row 14K across - 12.
Row 15K2tog, K2, k2tog twice, K2, k2tog - 8.
Row 16K across - 8.
Row17K2tog across - 4.
Finish offBreak off yarn, leaving a 30 cm(12 in)tail.Use the wool needle to thread the tail through the remaining 4 sts on the knitting needle. Gather together tightly, then thread the tail through the sts again to secure.
SeamFoldtheearinhalftomakeadoublethicknessear.Seamtherowends together and thenstitch across the cast onedge to close.
AttachPosition the ears asfarback on thehead aspossible.Set the ears diagonallyand stitchsecurelyinplace.

Pattern illustration

Final assembly

PositionLay the rug out flat and position the head between legs3 and 4.
StitchThe head should overlap the rug by around 6.5 cm (2 % in). Stitchheadsecurelytotheblanketandweaveinanylooseends.

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