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Home Sewing Patterns Traditional Curly Hair Teddy Bear Sewing Pattern

Traditional Curly Hair Teddy Bear Sewing Pattern

Difficulty

Intermediate

Material

Cotton

Designer

Amanda Walker

Techniques

Toymaking

Pattern Guide

Download

Difficulty

Intermediate

Material

Cotton

Designer

Amanda Walker

Techniques

Toymaking

Pattern Guide

Download

About this pattern

Download our traditional curly hair teddy bear sewing pattern.

Bring a classic teddy bear to life with our downloadable sewing pattern featuring charming curly hair. Follow our step-by-step instructions to craft a traditional-style plush bear and you'll learn how to secure toy eyes and a toy nose, as well as how to insert safety joints. The fur is made with a knitted base giving it a little stretch which is wonderful for making all kinds of soft pals to snuggle with.

Essentials

Fabric: curly animal fur
Felt, brown
Ribbon
Polyester toy filling
Toy eyes and nose
Joints, four

Cutting guide

Side heads: cut one pair from fur
Top head: cut one from fur
Body: cut one pair from fur
Top arms: cut one pair from fur
Underarms: cut one pair from fur
Legs: cut two pairs from fur
Ears: cut two pairs from fur
Soles: cut one pair from felt
Hands: cut one pair from felt

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Top sewing tip

If you’re making this bear for a small child, purchase safety toy eyes, nose and button joints. Alternatively, create the bear’s facial features with embroidery.

Meet the designer

Ever since gaining her Diploma in Fashion, our talented designer Amanda Walker has been glued to her sewing machine, creating one-off wedding dresses and bespoke home furnishings, as well as crafting toy