Bear And Bunny Easter Knitting Pattern

The BEAR & BUNNY pattern by Sirdar is an adorable set of teddy bear and bunny toys, knitted in Snuggly Snowflake Chunky yarn, that are perfect bedtime companions for any little one. The yarn used in this pattern gives the toys a super-soft “fur” like texture and friendly embroidered faces that children will love. The bear and bunny also come with their own cute cardigans, knitted in Snuggly DK yarn, adding an extra touch of charm.

This pattern is recommended for knitters with an intermediate level of experience, as it involves techniques such as embroidery and knit and purl stitches. The finished toys are the perfect size for snuggling, making them a treasure that any child will love to have.

This Bunny pattern is perfect to knit as a non-candy gift for Easter. Instead of giving chocolate to children, you can give them a handmade toy that they can treasure for years to come. This pattern is a great way to show your loved ones that you care, while also providing them with a unique and special gift that they will love.

Overall, the BEAR & BUNNY pattern is a fun and creative way to make a special gift for the little ones in your life. The pattern is easy to follow, and the finished product is sure to be treasured for years to come.

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If you’re a fan of the artist Vincent Van Gogh and of knitting patterns inspired by art, Knitting Van Gogh by Krista Ann is the book for you. The book includes 20 patterns inspired by artwork, as well as the pictures that inspired them and a little information about them.

Patterns are divided into two sections, apparel and decor, and include wraps, scarves, gloves, nesting baskets, a journal cover, a sunflower pillow cover and more.

For some the influence is obvious, such as the red hat inspired by the painting Head of a Woman, or the sunflower cushion inspired by Sunflowers. Sometimes it’s not as obvious, such as the Peach Tree Wrap inspired by the colors of the painting The Peach Tree, or the journal cover that pulls colors from Self-Portrait with Straw Hat.

Some of my favorites include the Wheatfield Brioche Cowl, with colors from the painting Wheatfield and brioche designs that look a bit like grass; Vincent’s Blanket, made from log cabin squares in shades of red based on the blanket in The Bedroom; and of course the Vincent doll.

Four patterns are rated the easiest skill level, with eight each at levels 2 and 3. You can see a few of the patterns on the publisher’s website (as of this writing they are not on Ravelry with photos).

The book includes a glossary and some tips for finishing at the back, as well as a key for abbreviations and a guide to the artworks featured. The book was produced in collaboration with the Van Gogh Museum in Amsterdam and purchasing the book also supports the work of the museum, which is pretty cool.

This would be a fun book to knit from for an art lover, or if you just want to enjoy the hidden meaning in your projects if you knit some where the influence isn’t as obvious.

About the book: 144 pages, hardcover, 20 patterns. Published 2024 by Weldon Owen, suggested retail price $29.99.

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