Knit something cute and cuddly with these Knitted Panda Free Patterns that add charm, fun, and soft handmade style to your day.
Pandas are the cutest animals from the wild to enter your home. These Knitted Panda Free Patterns will be the best pals to sit beside your desk, couch, or chair, or as mitts in the kitchen. They are perfect to be everywhere in your home as decor. So, which pattern are you picking up for this weekend?
Knitted Panda Free Patterns
1. Panda Stack
These cute pandas are ready to grab all your attention and look just perfect on a chair or a couch. It is made by Premier Yarns using US 7 knitting needles and yarn in black, white and a stash of pink for the tongue.
2. Christmas Panda
Create a panda that is a little Christmassy, wearing a red muffler and a hat. They would look perfect alongside the Christmas tree or on the dining table. You will find the pattern at Knits by Sachi.
3. Floral Panda
A squishy panda by Premier Yarns is perfect for all the cuddles and hugs. The techniques used to make this pattern are working in the round, knit and purl stitches, decreases and increases.
4. Hybrid Panda
Want to create a pirate-themed stuffed toy collection? Start with this panda by Knits, which features the tan eye patch, crossbody strap and yellow striped cuffs. You just need to have DK yarn weight and US 2½ knitting needles.
5. PANDAstic Beast
An advanced beginner skill level panda pattern by Svitlana Kondratova would be a great gift for your friends or your kids. The knitting gauge for this pattern is 12 stitches and 18 rows = 5 cm in stockinette stitch.
6. Alize EZ Panda Pillow
Make this a comfy pillow for your couch, which measures approximately 14 inches in diameter and 20 inches tall. This panda by Yarnspirations has no legs so that it can sit comfortably on the sofa.
7. Panda Beanie
Don’t you wish to look adorable like a panda? Try this simple and stylish beanie pattern, which is made by Janet, and you can comfortably wear it during any season. It is easy to knit if you know the basics like knit, purl and k2tog.
8. Da Xiong Mao Mittens
Mark Roseboom is the amazing knitter behind this pretty mitten pattern, which features a panda on the back side and a small paw on the front side. The knitting gauge for these mittens is 32 stitches and 42 rows = 10 cm.
9. panda – pattern
Your kids went to the zoo, and now they want a panda? Here is the pattern by The Guardian just for you, which uses techniques like color knitting, the wrap and turn method, and short row patterning.
