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Panda Bear Amigurumi Crochet Pattern Free!

April 9th, 2010

Thought I would share my first ever amigurumi crochet pattern that

Ive written for free! This amigurumi pattern designed by me gives

instructions on how to crochet Pablo the Playful Panda. It is very

easy to crochet and only requires knowledge of 3 crochet stitches single crochet, increase and decrease. Pablo means small and

humble in Spanish and his finished size is about 5 (12 cm) high.

He is certainly small and humble like his name suggests, but he isoh so playful!

I also have the pattern available in PDF if you head on over toFacebook and like my page and leave a message for me I will

email it to you for FREE!

{This pattern is under international copyright laws. Please do not

copy, redistribute or sell. The written instructions and photographs

in this pattern are intended for personal and noncommercial useand permission is granted to print the pattern for such use. If you

wish to sell the items made from this pattern, please contact me

first.}

Here is the material list:

Crochet Hook: Size G6 / 4mm

Yarn: any Worsted Weight 4 ply yarn is fine.

Colors: Off White and BlackCraft Eyes: 6mm Solid Black Plastic Craft Eyes with safety

backing

Craft Felt : Black, 2 small patches

Needle and black thread: for sewing on felt patches

Yarn or Tapestry Needle: for sewing parts togetherPins: for holding parts together while you sew

Poly-fil: polyester fiberfill for stuffing

Scissors

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SC = Single Crochet

ST= Stitch

INC = Increase

DEC = Decrease

To change color of the yarn, begin the single crochet with the first color. This should leave you with two loops on your hook. Now grab the second color with the

hook and pull it through both loops to complete the stitch. Now continue the next single crochet in the second color.

MUZZLE

Off White yarn. Start with Chain 2.

R1: 5 SC in second chain from hook (5)R2: SC 3, INC 2 (7)

R3: INC 1, SC 3, INC 3 (11)

R4: SC 2 (2) Yes, thats right, this row only has 2 stitches and should finish off at the top of the muzzle. Fasten off leaving a 10 inch (25 cm) tail for sewing on to

head.

Because the muzzle is so small, instead of stuffing with poly-fil, I use left over bits of off white yarn. Sew on nose and mouth with black yarn.

HEAD

Off White yarn. Start with Chain 2

R1: 6 SC in second chain from hook (6)R2: INC 1 in each ST (12)

R3: * SC 1, INC 1 * repeat 6 times (18)

R4: * SC 2, INC 1 * repeat 6 times (24)R5: * SC 2, INC 1 * repeat 8 times (32)R6: SC in each ST (32)

R7: * SC 3, INC 1 * repeat 8 times (40)R8: SC in each ST (40)

R9: as above (40)R10: as above (40)

R11: as above (40)R12: * SC 3, DEC 1 * repeat 8 times (32)R13: SC in each ST (32)

R14: * SC 2, DEC 1 * repeat 8 times (24)

Insert eyes through the patches of felt by cutting a tiny slit in the felt. Place into position on the head and sew patches onto the head. Fasten on the safety backings.

R15: * SC 1, DEC 1 * repeat 8 times (16)R16: * SC 2, DEC 1 * repeat 4 times (12)

R17: SC in each ST (12) Fasten off and stuff with poly:fil.

EARS (make 2)

Black yarn. Start with chain 2R1: 6 SC in second chain from hook (6)

R2: INC 1 in each ST (12)R3: as above (12)

R4: as above (12) Fasten off, leave a 6 inch (15 cm) tail for sewing onto head, flatten the ears so that they are in the shape of a half circle and two layers thick, noneed to stuff with poly-fil.

{You will be able to see what I mean in this picture here.}

BODY

Off White yarn. Start with Chain 2.R1: 5 SC in second chain from hook (5)R2: INC 1 in each ST (10)

R3: * SC 1, INC 1 * repeat 5 times (15)R4: INC 1 in each ST (30)

R5: SC in each ST (30)R6: as above (30)R7: as above (30)

R8: as above (30)R9: * SC 4, DEC 1 * repeat 5 times (25)

Change to black yarn



R10: SC in each ST (25)R11: as above (25)

R12: * SC 3, DEC 1 * repeat 5 times (20)R13: SC in each ST (20)

R14: *SC 2, DEC 1 * repeat 5 times (15)R15: SC in each ST (15)R16: as above (15) Fasten off, leaving a 10 inch (25 cm) tail for sewing onto head, stuff with poly-fil.

ARMS (make 2)Black yarn. Start with Chain 2.R1: 6 SC in second chain from hook (6)

R2: INC 1 in each ST (12)R3: SC in each ST (12)

R4: * SC 2, DEC 1 * repeat 3 times (9)R5: SC in each SC (9)

R6 to R9: as above (9) Fasten off, leaving a 9 inch (20 cm) tail for sewing onto body, stuff with poly-fil.

LEGS (make 2)

Black yarn. Start with Chain 2.R1: 6 SC in second chain from hookR2: INC 1 in each ST (12)

R3: SC in each ST (12)R4: SC 3, DEC 1, SC 1, DE1, SC 4 (10)

R5: SC in each ST (10)R6 to R8: as above (10) Fasten off, leaving a 9 inch (20 cm) tail for sewing onto body, stuff with poly-fil.

TAILBlack yarn. Start with Chain 2.

R1: 4 SC in second chain from hook. (4)R2: INC 1 in each ST (8)R3: SC in each ST (8) Fasten off leaving a 6 inch (15 cm ) tail for sewing onto the back of the body. No need to stuff with poly-fil.

Pin the parts in place and sew together with a yarn needle.

Thanks for your interest in this pattern and I hope you have fun making Pablo the Playful Panda! You can decorate him by tying a bow around his neck. If you

make this pattern and have pictures to share I would love to hear from you contact me or share it on my Facebook page- you will of course have to like me first :)

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27 Comments

AA September 5th, 2010 at 10:17 am

This is adorable!! Thank you so much for being willing to share. Im using it as my very first amigurumi crochet project and it is coming along nicely (:

Ed November 18th, 2010 at 7:12 pm

Thanks a lot! Needed to crochet a pattern for a panda-lover friend :)

marisa December 19th, 2010 at 3:54 pm

Thanks for the pattern! I used your pattern to make my first ever amigurumi. It turned out great. Its pink and black. I can send you a pic if you like. Thanks again!

Marisa

.



Angie December 19th, 2010 at 4:03 pm

Thanks for the pic Marisa! I love your pink and black Panda pretty good for your first amigurumi!

Nick December 26th, 2010 at 12:16 am

Hi,

I was interested in this design but was curious as to what the * signify in the instructions. Could anyone let me know what they mean?Thank you very much,

Nick.

Angie January 1st, 2011 at 1:00 am

The * symbol means to repeat what is between the *s the number of times stated.

Sandy January 29th, 2011 at 1:41 pm

Thank you so much for sharing this adorable pattern. I love pandas, so I just had to make it. I am relatively new to crochet, so this was my first non-scarf project. It

turned out wonderfully. Im going to send you a picture!

Angie January 29th, 2011 at 2:32 pm

Youre welcome Sandy! Glad to hear that you like how your Panda turned out, I look forward to seeing the picture!

Sallie February 21st, 2011 at 1:51 pm

Adorable. I would love to have the pattern or a panda bear about a foot high. Any ideas on where to find one. Sallie

Wendy March 12th, 2011 at 3:03 am

I love your pattern and used it to make my first ever crochet toy a blue and white panda with a tuft of blue and white hair. I can send you a photo if youd like. :)

Angie March 13th, 2011 at 1:27 am



Wendy, Your Blue Panda is soooo very cute love the tuft of hair! Thanks for sending a picture of it!

Wendy March 13th, 2011 at 2:19 am

Youre welcome. I enjoyed making him, and am now making a pink one. Totally love the pattern. Thanks for posting it. :)

Lisa Gelman May 17th, 2011 at 9:13 am

Id love the pattern!! Hes so super cute!! Ive just finished my first crochet amigurumi (bunny) and he could be next!

Shalini May 24th, 2011 at 10:06 pm

Hi, i totally loved yr pattern. and want to try it out however i am very very new to crochet and am learning and just picking up stuff is there a way/pictureswherein i can see and follow how to make this maybe like a tutorial because since i am new there are lots of terms that i misunderstand thanks for the

help!!!

Angie May 25th, 2011 at 12:50 am

Hi Shalini! Thanks for your message! You can try this Youtube tutorial, I found it helpful when starting out myself. It takes a while to get used to the terms in thewritten pattern, but you will get the hang of it the more you do it. Hope this helps and let me know if there is anything in particular about the pattern that you dont

understand.

Anne November 23rd, 2011 at 11:33 am

I make a panda bear amigurumi. You can see it in my blogle-brico-d-anne.over-blog.fr.

Thanks for your free pattern.

Stella December 2nd, 2011 at 8:40 pm

Hi! I am very very new to crocheting and I have only seen inc 1 in instructions. What does inc 2 mean? Is it much different from inc 1? Thanks!

Angie December 2nd, 2011 at 9:00 pm

inc stands for increase, which means crochet 2 stitches in the one stitch. Here is a video to show you how: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aMgw6omIA1cinc 2 means to increase the next 2 stitches. Hope that makes sense!

Angela December 28th, 2011 at 7:06 am

i love this pattern it was quick and easy to follow. i made one for my friend because she loves pandas. It came out great and she loves it.

Alberta Stasiak January 4th, 2012 at 11:29 am

I think the bear is so cute I can hardly wait to make him.



Melissa January 21st, 2012 at 5:51 pm

Thank you so much for the awesome and free pattern!! I was able to make a great gift for my nephew with it! I have a pic of it, but dont know how to post it :-(

Anyway, thanks again!

joyleen Lim February 10th, 2012 at 1:00 am

Hi.. Im just starting with crochet, hoping you can send me this pattern.

Connie Roberts July 7th, 2012 at 8:18 pm

Thanks so much for the pattern. Most amiguri pandas are a little scary looking, but yours is delightful. I am making them for my TTTS twin grand-nieces who are 1

yr. old. Payton AND Addison. (P AND A)!

Angie July 13th, 2012 at 4:28 pm

Thanks Connie! Im really glad to hear that and I love the play on words! I hope P AND A will enjoy their amigurumi pandas.

Michi July 18th, 2012 at 8:50 am

Your pattern is adorable. But I am having trouble with the ears. Is there a correction?

Thanks!

Klaudia Yeo October 26th, 2012 at 3:02 am

Thank you so much for sharing this pattern so generouslyWas cracking my head what to give a friend who loves PandaI got to revise my crochet skills again..

:p

Octo December 29th, 2012 at 12:45 am

Awesome.

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