Tessa Teddy is a sweet little knitted teddy bear who stands at just 23cm or 9 inches. Pipe cleaners in Tessa’s body enable her to sit, or stand, or pose. What makes Tessa really special is she likes to dress up in different fun outfits. Tessa also likes to sleep in her very own special crib with a comfy mattress, a cosy blanket, and a pretty pillow. There are lots of photos and clear instructions in these patterns.

This pattern includes Tessa The Teddy, her romper, shoes, visor, and panties.

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Size: Tessa Teddy is 23cm or 9 inches tall when standing.

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Materials for Tessa Teddy: 3.25 or 3 US knitting needles, 25g or 1.4 oz Elle Family Double Knit Yarn in colour Gravel, strand of brown yarn, stuffing and tweezers, black embroidery thread, 8mm brown safety eyes, 10mm black safety nose, and 6 x 30cm or 12 inch pipe cleaners

Materials for Tessa’s play outfit: 3.25mm or 3 US knitting needles, 15g Elle Kidz Pre-patterned Pleasure Double Knit Yarn in colour Wiggly Worm (265), small amount of Elle Family Double Knit Yarn in colour White , 2 x 12mm duck buttons, light blue sewing thread and needle

Knitting methods used: Thumb cast on, knit or garter stitch, purl stitch, M1R - Make 1 Right (Make 1 stitch by picking up the bar in between two stitches from back to front and knitting into the front of it - increases by 1 stitch), M1L - Make 1 Left (Make 1 stitch by picking up the bar in between two stitches from front to back and knitting into the back of it - increases by 1 stitch), KFB - Knit into the front and the back of the stitch (increases by 1 stitch), SKPO - Slip one stitch knit wise, knit one stitch, pull the slipped stitch over the knitted stitch, K2tog - Knit 2 stitches together as 1 (decreases by 1 stitch), P2tog - Purl 2 stitches together as 1 (decreases by 1 stitch), cast off, sew the pieces together using mattress stitch or the Bickford method.