Hi Maudrene, the final size is about 8″ x 4″ if you use the recommended yarn 🙂

Hi Cecilia, glad you’re enjoying it! Hmm… Honestly, if you’re going to go white on white, I would still switch yarn types for the muzzle. The main reason is because my pattern is written for worsted weight non faux fur yarn, so if you followed it with faux fur yarn, it would turn out differently. The other reason is that even if the color is the same, the texture difference will still make the muzzle look distinct from the rest of the face, which will help make the bear’s features come together. If it’s not the exact same white, that’s fine, because if it was the exact color, it might just blend in and you wouldn’t even see it.

Thanks for asking and I hope that answered the question!

This is adorable! I am having so much fun making this bear! I bought the “Chinchilla” color of that same brand if Faux Fur yarn, and my finished bear body parts look pretty much solid white. the yarn has black in it too, but it doesn’t really show up after the crochet work. So my question is, what color muzzle should I use? most muzzles are lighter in color than the rest of the bear. It seems funny looking to use white in a different type of yarn and it’s hard to make the colors match. My other question is, do you think it would work to make the muzzle out of the same fur yarn? Thank you!

I think that that yarn looks like it’ll work great! Faux fur is always tough to work with at first, but I promise you that you’ll get the hang of it!

Omg!! I’m so excited for you — haha this was also one of my first faux fur projects so I can definitely attest to the fact that the yarn covers everything up. Please send me a picture when you’re done through IG or email!! I would love to see 🙂

Hi! The pattern is in the blog post, or you can find it on Etsy: https://www.etsy.com/listing/843150809/amigurumi-crochet-pattern-pdf-in-english?ref=listings_manager_grid

Hope this helps!