Dragons and Fantasy Creatures
Artair the Owlbear
$8.50
The most feared predator of the wild enters the forest now overtaken by the darkness. Its screech echoes through the darkened valley announcing its presence. The wee town folk of Mouseton quickly gather at Thatcher Inn. All that is but one. They call him the curious one as he causes mischief or gets into trouble just because he has to know things…… (Story continues in pattern.)
Difficulty: Intermediate
This pattern comes with instructions for working with faux fur yarn, blanket yarn and worsted weight yarn. There are plenty of pictures to help guide you as you create your owlbear.
Format: Downloadable, printable pattern with pictures.
Materials: Bernat Blanket, Faux Fur yarn and worsted weight yarn, can be used. 5.5 mm, 4.5 mm and 3.5 mm crochet hooks, stitch markers, scissors, (2) 24 mm safety eyes, Polyfil stuffing, tapestry needle.
This pattern is a copyright © 2025 of Lauren Giller of Fiber and Fables. Pattern and photos cannot be used for resale purposes. Distribution in part or in whole of this pattern is strictly prohibited. Any owlbear created using this pattern may be sold, but please remember to give credit to Fiber and Fables.
Ashley –
Lovely pattern with helpful pictures. The work that goes into the face is SO worth it. This is a pretty good-sized plush, even when made with a thin fuzyzy yarn and 3 mm hook! A showstopper.
laurenmaegiller –
Thank you so much for your kind words.
Lauren
Linda –
This is probably my fave pattern yet. Amazing!! Amazing! & amazing. It is the way it is designed. Lots of photos & each step is meticulously written to guide you. The details are above & beyond. I won’t say it was hard, but a labour of love well worth the time. It is an amazing oattern. Well done Lauren. Now i need more of your patterns!!
laurenmaegiller –
What a compliment to say that this is your favorite pattern to date. I hope you find more as there are a lot of wonderful designers out there.
Lauren
Kate –
Loved making this one! Awesome solutions for feathers, claws and the face! Love that it works out with any type of yarn. 100% worth it
Jessica –
This is such a wonderful pattern! Brilliantly thought out with plenty of options. The end result is gorgeous! A statement piece to rival all others!!
laurenmaegiller –
Wow! What a compliment. Thank you so much. I am glad you like your statement piece 🙂
Lauren
Cindy Colvin –
I loved the process of making this big guy. The result was so satisfying. Pattern written clearly with excellent photos for clarity. Any questions I had were answered by Lauren quickly so I could have a successful result. I will definitely be making this guy again and in fur.
Chrissy P –
So many incredible details! A true forest guardian come to life
Angela –
I love this pattern. I made mine by doubling up on Caron Latte Cakes your and using Heartland for the other details, and he is so cool. I am going to take it with me to my D&D group tonight to show them – last week they requested I crochet an owl bear and all the other patterns out there are a bit small or lack nice detailing. I prefer a more complex amigurumi and this one definitely fit the bill. Next I’ll make one with the Go For Faux yarn, I can’t wait! Pattern is well written and easy to follow with photos and stitch explanations. The feathering is cleverly done to eliminate a lot of sewing on details, which I appreciate.
laurenmaegiller –
I am so glad you liked the pattern. I would love to see how he turned out and hear what your friends say at your D&D group!
Lauren