Bring a little panda to life in plush chenille yarn. Shape its rounded cheeks, plump tummy and little paws, then add the eye patches and embroidered face that give it its character.
One Baby Panda design with written rounds and photo guidance
Color changes, face shaping and assembly explained
English · US crochet terms · Approx. 20 cm with the stated materials
What's inside the crochet pattern?
This 16-page digital PDF guides you through making one Baby Panda, from the rounded head and contrasting eye patches to the plump body, arms, legs, ears and little tail.
The guide includes a materials list, US crochet abbreviations, color-change guidance, written rounds and construction photographs. Follow the needle-sculpting steps and embroidered face details, then assemble and finish your panda.
The sample uses Himalaya Dolphin Baby plush yarn or an equivalent, a 3.5 mm hook and 16 mm safety eyes. Its stated finished height is approximately 20 cm; your yarn, hook and tension affect the result.
Digital crochet pattern only. A finished panda, yarn, hooks, eyes and other physical supplies are not included.
Digital patterns only. Finished decorations, yarn and supplies are not included.
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Follow the shaping, face details and assembly.
Make a soft panda with a rounded white head, contrasting ears and eye patches, a plump tummy and little rounded paws. Its raised muzzle, sculpted cheeks and embroidered eyelids give the face its expressive look.
Written rounds cover the head, ears, arms, legs, body and tail. The arms and legs join into the body as you crochet; the ears can be joined while making the head or sewn on separately, as described in the guide. The head and tail are sewn in place during finishing.
The sample's stated height is about 20 cm with the recommended materials and tension. Your finished size will vary with your yarn, hook and crochet technique.
Inside your download
One 16-page PDF for the Baby Panda design.
A materials list and US crochet abbreviation key.
Color-change guidance and written rounds for the ears, head, arms, legs, body and tail.
Photographs and notes for eye and nose placement, stuffing and shaping.
Face needle sculpting with marked points A through F, plus embroidered eyelids and mouth.
Instructions for attaching the head, sewing on the tail and completing the panda.
The guide is in English using US crochet terminology. This purchase is a digital pattern; a finished toy and physical materials are not included.
Before you begin
Be comfortable with magic rings, chains, single crochet, slip stitches, increases, decreases and working in rounds. The project also uses color changes, joining pieces as you crochet, sewing, needle sculpting and embroidery. Careful stitch counting and even tension help with the eye patches and shaping.
The guide uses super bulky velvet yarn such as Himalaya Dolphin Baby, 100 g / 120 m, in white and a contrasting dark color, with a 3.5 mm hook. The stated yarn amounts are approximately 25–30 g white and 35–40 g dark yarn; consumption varies with the yarn and your tension.
Gather two 16 mm safety eyes, a 18 × 15 mm or 16 × 14 mm safety nose, fiberfill, a stitch marker, scissors, sewing pins and suitable needles. The face uses fine YarnArt Jeans yarn, 50 g / 160 m, for the eyelids and mouth, and strong thread for sculpting. Consult the PDF's materials list before starting.
Digital download & safety
You are purchasing a digital PDF crochet pattern. No finished panda, yarn, hook, eyes or other physical supplies are included.
Keep your order details and follow the download instructions supplied with your purchase. Visit Download help or contact Woolspell if you need help accessing the file.
The sample uses small plastic eyes and a nose, plus sewn-on parts. Secure the attachments carefully and choose finishing materials appropriate for the person receiving your finished panda.
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This little panda pattern is absolutely adorable! I used Himalaya Dolphin Baby plush yarn as indicated, and the finished toy is exactly 20 cm tall. The color changes for the eye patches require focus, but the final result is totally worth it.
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WOOLSPELL · INSIDE THE PATTERNS
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Look inside the actual Baby Panda guide: the contents, sizing and yarn notes, and the photographed arm and leg instructions.
One 16-page PDF crochet pattern for Baby Panda, with a materials list, US abbreviation key, written rounds, color-change guidance, photographs, needle-sculpting instructions, assembly and face finishing.
02Is this a finished panda or a crochet pattern?+
This is a digital crochet pattern. You make the panda yourself. A finished panda, yarn, hooks, eyes, a nose and other physical supplies are not included.
03What crochet experience do I need?+
Be comfortable with magic rings, chains, single crochet, slip stitches, increases, decreases and working in rounds. The design also uses color changes, joining pieces as you crochet, sewing, needle sculpting and small embroidered details. The eye patches and face shaping benefit from careful counting and even tension.
04How big is the finished panda?+
The sample in the guide is approximately 20 cm tall with the recommended yarn, hook and tension. Your yarn weight, hook size, tension and crochet technique determine the final size.
05Which yarn and hook does the guide use?+
The sample uses Himalaya Dolphin Baby super bulky velvet yarn, 100 g / 120 m, or an equivalent, with a 3.5 mm crochet hook. The stated quantities are approximately 25–30 g white and 35–40 g dark yarn. Fine YarnArt Jeans, 50 g / 160 m, is used for the facial embroidery.
06Which eyes, nose and other supplies do I need?+
The materials list specifies two 16 mm safety eyes and a 18 × 15 mm or 16 × 14 mm safety nose. You will also need fiberfill, strong sculpting thread, suitable needles, a stitch marker, scissors and pins. Check the full materials list in the PDF and choose finishing materials suited to the intended recipient.
07Which language and crochet terms does it use?+
The guide is in English using US crochet terminology. A crochet abbreviation key is included.
08Where can I get help accessing my PDF?+
Keep your order details and follow the download instructions supplied for your purchase. Visit Download help or contact Woolspell for file-access questions.