Beary

Free Pattern

MATERIALS AND EQUIPMENT:
– DK Weight Yarn
1) brown (250 m/100 g) – 35 g
2) beige (250 m/100 g) – 15 g
3) red / blue (250 m/100 g) – 5 g
4) black (250 m/100 g) – 50 cm (about 2 ft.)
– 2.5 mm crochet hook
– polyester fiberfill
– tapestry needle
– scissors

ABBREVIATIONS:
ch(-s). – chain(s)
sc – single crochet
Rnd(s) – round(s)
st(s). – stitch(es)
sl. st. – slip stitch
incr – increase (2 sc worked into 1 ch)
decr – decrease (2 sc crocheted together)

The pattern is written in US crochet terms.

DESCRIPTION:
All details are worked in spiral rounds without joining, unless otherwise stated.

The finished amigurumi is about 6,5” tall, if made with indicated yarn weight and hook size.

BODY:
1 Rnd: ch. 2, work 8 sc into the 2nd ch. from the hook = 8 sc,
2 Rnd: incr around = 16 sc,
3 Rnd: (incr, 3 sc) – repeat 4 times = 20 sc,
4 Rnd: 2 sc, (incr, 4 sc) – repeat 3 times, incr, 2 sc = 24 sc,
5 Rnd: 24 sc,
6 Rnd: 4 sc, (incr, 5 sc) – repeat 3 times, incr, 1 sc = 28 sc,
7 Rnd: 28 sc,
8 Rnd: (6 sc, 1 incr) – repeat 4 times = 32 sc,
9 – 12 Rnds: 32 sc,
13 Rnd: (incr, 7 sc) – repeat 4 times = 36 sc,
14 Rnd: 2 sc, (incr, 8 sc) – repeat 3 times, incr, 6 sc = 40 sc,
15 Rnd: 4 sc, (incr, 9 sc) – repeat 3 times, incr, 5 sc = 44 sc,
16 Rnd: 6 sc, (incr, 10 sc) – repeat 3 times, incr, 4 sc = 48 sc,
17 – 18 Rnds: 48 sc,
19 Rnd: (incr, 23 sc) – repeat 2 times = 50 sc,
20 – 31 Rnds: 50 sc,
32 Rnd: (decr, 3 sc) – repeat 10 times = 40 sc,
33 Rnd: 2 sc, (decr, 3 sc) – repeat 7 times, decr, 1 sc = 32 sc,
34 Rnd: (decr, 2 sc) – repeat 8 times = 24 sc, sl. st. into the next sc, do not finish off.

LEGS
1st leg:
1 Rnd: ch. 1, 7 sc,

fold the body

and work 1 sc into the same sc as the beginning ch.1 = 8 sc,

2 – 7 Rnds: 8 sc, sl. st. into the next sc, fasten off leaving a long end for sewing.

2nd leg:

Skip next 4 sc of the body,

1 Rnd: ch. 1, 7 sc, fold the body and work 1 sc into the same sc as the beginning ch.1 = 8 sc,
2 – 7 Rnds: 8 sc, sl. st. into the next sc, fasten off leaving a long end for sewing. Stuff the bear firmly (a pencil will help to stuff the legs), close the openings on the legs and the remaining 8 stitches of the body.

ARM (MAKE 2):
1 Rnd: ch. 2, work 8 sc into the 2nd ch. from the hook = 8 sc,
2 – 10 Rnds: 8 sc, sl. st. into the next sc, fasten off leaving a long end for sewing. Stuff lightly.

EAR (MAKE 2)
1 Rnd: ch. 2, work 6 sc into the 2nd ch. from the hook = 6 sc,
2 Rnd: incr around = 12 sc,
3 Rnd: 12 sc,
4 Rnd: decr around = 6 sc, sl. st. into the next sc, fasten off leaving a long end for sewing.

MUZZLE:
1 Rnd: ch. 6, sc into the 2nd ch. from the hook and the next 3 ch-s, 3 sc into the last ch., 3 sc, 2 sc into the 1st ch. = 12 sc,
2 Rnd: incr, 3 sc, 3 incr, 3 sc, 2 incr = 18 sc,
3 – 5 Rnds: 18 sc, sl. st. into the next sc, fasten off leaving a long end for sewing. Stuff lightly and sew between Rnds 9 and 16 of the body.

EYE PATCH (MAKE 2):
1 Rnd: ch. 2, work 6 sc into the 2nd ch. from the hook = 6 sc, sl. st. into the next sc, fasten off leaving a long end for sewing. Attach to the head above the muzzle.

BOW TIE
Detail 1:
1 Rnd: ch. 8, sc into the 2nd ch. from the hook and the next 5 ch-s, 3 sc into the last ch., 5 sc, 2 sc into the 1st ch. = 16 sc,
2 Rnd: incr, 1 sc, 3 sl. sts, 1 sc, 3 incr, 1 sc, 3 sl. sts, 1 sc, 2 incr = 22 sc, sl. st. into the next sc, fasten off, weave in the ends.

Detail 2 (knot):
1 Rnd: ch. 2, work 6 sc into the 2nd ch. from the hook = 6 sc, sl. st. into the next sc, fasten off leaving a long end for sewing.

JOINING:
Attach the ears between Rnds 5 and 7 of the head. Attach the arms between Rnds 15 and 16 of the body. Stitch the bear with vertical stitches in beige. One stitch should be 1 or 2 sc tall.

Embroider the eyes with the French Knots,

and the nose and mouth with the Satin Stitch.

Sew the knot of the tie to the main detail and sew the tie to Rnd 18 of the body.

Anastasiya Matyakh is the Owner and Designer at Born To Crochet, Forced To Work.  For more adorable crochet designs please visit her at one of the following links:

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On behalf of the Oombawka Design readers, and myself, I would like to Thank Anastasiya for sharing this adorable free amigurumi pattern!