Oh so Otso!

Oh so Otso!

We love keeping an eye on your Loop projects out in the wild, and lately there has been a lot of awfully cute and impressive little bears being made. A bear by the name of Otso.

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You may remember our free soft toy pattern Otso, designed by our former Loopette Sophie Scott, that we released just before Christmas. We still can’t get enough of the little cutie, so we dipped into the projects page on Ravlery and on Instagram, and there are so many delightful little teddy’s being made, we thought we’d share a few of our favourites with you.

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@Alex8Facey on Twitter sent us this sweet picture of Otso in her new school dress, which she looks very pleased with.

Ravelry user Hyka, made not one, but two Otso’s, both with wonderful body embroideries. And it looks like Otso too enjoys her knitting!

Another knitter to make multiple bears is Joynoodles, and one of them even got a scarf.

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As knitters, we also can’t get enough of your progress shots. The wonderful journey of something slowly coming together simply seems like magic, no matter how many times we go through it. (Hover the images for user credit.)


All we can say is, wow. It’s so lovely to see how you take our patterns and make them completely your own, and this time is certainly no different! Keep posting your projects on Ravelry and Instagram with the hashtag #LoopLondon so we can find them. We always love to see what you get up to.

Our Otso was knitted in our Loop exclusive Alpaca Tweed from The Border Mill, most recently seen also in our latest pattern Winter Whispers by Paulina P. It’s a true delight of a yarn that’s super soft to the touch, plump and squishy to knit with, and so versatile it suits a very wide variety of projects from DK weight to aran.

 

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Don’t forget that we’ll be at the Edinburgh Yarn Fair with tons of gorgeous yarns and haberdashery in March. We’ll be bringing Viola, Wollmeise, The Uncommon Thread…. and more! Next week on the blog we’ll give you the full rundown on everything we’re bringing to Edinburgh, so keep your lists at the ready. We look forward to seeing you there.

2 Comments on “Oh so Otso!

  1. Hello
    Thank so much for sharing the pattern for the adorable Otso bear. For some reason I was unable to download the pattern to work it flat. Are you able to email this to me?
    Thanks in advance
    Jeannie

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