[impatient knitter]

I could swear that there was a posting a few months (?) back that showed a one-piece knitted Teddy bear. You know what I mean---no joining, just continuous knitting head, arms, body, legs. I would think that the "joints" were made simply by decreasing stitches and/or going down in size of needles. I've checked EVERYwhere -- Ravely being my first choice -- but can't find it. Anyone out there know where it might be? Or is this yet just another "dream" I had that I think I saw in real life?????

 

[m.r.b.]

http://www.squidoo.com/easyknitting-patterns

This one still has the seams down each side but it might work for you. If not, I will look some more.

 

[leahkay]

Nice link. Thanks!

 

[azknittingchick]

I found this teddy bear pattern - no seams, although I haven't made it yet:

http://www.deborahsknitting.com/map.html

 

[didough]

I could swear that there was a posting a few months (?) back that showed a one-piece knitted Teddy bear. You know what I mean---no joining, just continuous knitting head, arms, body, legs. I would think that the "joints" were made simply by decreasing stitches and/or going down in size of needles. I've checked EVERYwhere -- Ravely being my first choice -- but can't find it. Anyone out there know where it might be? Or is this yet just another "dream" I had that I think I saw in real life?????

http://www.deborahsknitting.com/knitting/NoSeamsTeddyBearDK.pdf

 

[kiwi11]

I could swear that there was a posting a few months (?) back that showed a one-piece knitted Teddy bear. You know what I mean---no joining, just continuous knitting head, arms, body, legs. I would think that the "joints" were made simply by decreasing stitches and/or going down in size of needles. I've checked EVERYwhere -- Ravely being my first choice -- but can't find it. Anyone out there know where it might be? Or is this yet just another "dream" I had that I think I saw in real life?????

Hi Gloria Gee

This is by far the easiest pattern I have ever knitted-and the size will vary with yarn and needles-ensure you have a close knit so you cannot see the filling>>>

http://www.squidoo.com/easyknitting-patterns

I have made 3 of them and they always come out great>>

 

[impatient knitter]

Thank you all for your input. I will definitely find what I'm looking for in what you suggested. I'll be sure to post the results when I do one.

Thanks again...
...gloria