This adorable furry bear blanket rug can be crocheted as a throw, a blanket, a playmat, or a nursery rug. If you feel intimidated by using faux fur yarn, this pattern includes a tutorial to teach and guide you through everything you need to know!
Crochet Pattern for Faux Bear Skin Nursery Rug or Photo Prop
Crochet Pattern for Faux Bear Skin Nursery Rug or Photo Prop
Flower Power Rug
Here's a fun addition to your child's room or nursery room as a playmat. Crochet it in bright colors to make it a fun space for them.
Crochet Christmas Gnome Pattern By The Loopy Lamb
Get holiday ready with this adorable and easy Crochet Gnome Christmas Tree Ornament that has two different versions to make. Version 1 uses faux fur yarn for the beard of the gnome and Version 2 uses a faux fur pom pom. Both versions are quick, easy and accessible for beginners.
Decorate the Nursery With Crochet
Your little one will love having this sweet polar bear hanging on their wall. This isn't just intarsia crochet, it's also dimensional with extra pieces added on for the ears, cheeks, and snout, as well as shiny safety eyes. And although it's described as being perfect for a nursery, kids of all ages will want one of these.
Black Bear Rug
This pattern can be crocheted in brown shades of yarn to make a grizzly bear rug. In fact, black bear coats can be brown, blue-black, blue-grey and even white in colour. Materials Rowan Pure Wool Superwash DK, 100% wool (137yd/125m per 50g ball), or any DK yarn: 6 x 50g balls in 114 Caviar (A) 4 x 50g balls in 118 Granite (B) 1 x 50g ball in 119 Mole (C) Approximately 92.5in (235cm) length of brown DK yarn, such as 110 Dust (D) for the eyes Approximately 23.5in (60cm) length of white DK yarn, such as 012 Snow (E) 4mm (UK8:USG/6) crochet hook Blunt-ended yarn needle Toy stuffing Size Approximately 32.25in (82cm) wide and 27.5in (70cm) long (excluding head) This pattern by Vanessa Mooncie was originally published in Crocheted Animal Rugs and is shared with permission from GMC Publications Ltd.
