Nosy Bears
 

Not a "quilt" but rather an afghan that I crocheted - many, many years ago, but now there is a new grandaby coming and my daughter specifically requested it. Thought I would share it.

That is so cute. I have never seen anything like it

WOW! SO cute!! I sure understand why your DD asked for it. Very unique....looks complicated!

Very cute and loveable. Never saw anything like it. Where can one get the pattern?

That is very cute. I hadn't seen that pattern either.

Super cute crochet pattern. Those bears are adorable. Nice job.

That's adorable. Can you share the pattern?

they are adorable, never saw that pattern.

Super cute! I would never have attempted anything like that in my 'crochet days'!!

Nicely done!

Absolutely adorable!! Thanks for sharing.

Awesome afghan! What a keepsake!!!

So cute! you stated that it isn't a quilt, well yes I'd say it is only it's a crocheted quilt. I prefer to think of afghans as quilts just using a different technique an textile source-crochet and thread. Lucky daughter and n little one. Thanks for sharing.

That is adorable!

Very cute and unusual. I'm also interested in the pattern name/link. Can you share?

That is adorable. No wonder she wanted one. And the baby can tweak it's nose!

Aw, this is so cute. Congrats on your new grandbaby.

How adorable! She is going to enjoy it!

That's very cute!

That a most DARLING crocheting I've ever seen! Like the different colors used too

That is adorable...

Adorable and oh, so cute.

That is adorable. Really cute.

How cute. It's awesome.

Thank you so much for the compliments. I wish I could share the pattern, but I got it out of a women's magazine about 28 yrs ago and have no idea which magazine it was. I only remember the name of the pattern/afghan was Nosey Bears. Sorry.

Lucky grand baby!! This is the cutest crochet I have ever seen! Congratulations on being a grandma...so much fun!

Truly special!

In 1987 or 88, this pattern came out in a Woman's Day or Family Circle, I believe. My mom and I were supposed to work on this together for my then just-born daughter. Well, she "tried" a block to see how it went together. Next I heard, it was done. My daughter LOVED LOVED LOVED it. It was the only afghan she would use. Each night, she had to kiss each of the 30 bears good-night. It is a wonderful project.