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Amigurumi Teddy Bears Pattern

YARN USAGE

Teddy H 40 cm: 250 g

A few meters of black yarn for mouth, nose and eyebrows.

MATERIALS

Filling

Eyes: 14 mm

Crochet hook: 3,0 – 3,5 mm

YARN USAGE:

Teddy H 40 cm: 250 g

A few meters of black yarn for mouth, snout and eyebrows.

MATERIALS:

Eyes: 14 mm

Filling

Crochet hook: 3,0 – 3,5 mm

The given amounts of yarn are for guidance only

ABBREVIATIONS

AND DEFINITIONS

st(s) Stitch(es)

cr Magic ring

ch Chain stitch

t-ch Turn chain stitch, 1ch then turn the work

sl st Slip stitch

dc Double crochet

2 dc inc Increase (2 dc in one st)

dc 2 tog Decrease (2 dc worked together)

*…* The instructions shown in these brackets must be repeated for the whole round/ row or with the number after x.

(..) At the end of the line – indicates the total number of stitches.

If nothing else is specified, work in spiral rounds.

To finish the work, join the round with a sl st.

Leave a 20 cm length of yarn and cut. Pull the yarn through the stitch.

It is recommended that the filling continues on an ongoing basis as the work progresses.

Mounting of the safety eyes:

The eyes are inserted, and the rear stops to the eyes are pushed from the inside.

The rear stops can and should be a little hard to plug in to ensure that they are sticking well.

Teddy

– Luxurious yarn in the nicest colors

Soft like a dream and a yarn many have been longing for, to be used for knitting and crocheting baby ware, teddies and blankets.

A “fluffy” yarn, that doesn’t require any special techniques or stitches to get a nice and chunky result.

Use Teddy for cuddle animals to give them a real “teddy” look or knit/crochet a blanket for babies/ toddlers.

Teddy has been awarded the AZO certificate and is thus a yarn that everyone can feel safe wearing.

100% Polyester,

50 g/65 m.

TEDDY

BODY/MAIN

1.) cr with 6 dc (6)

2.) *2 dc inc* (12)

3.) *1 dc, 2 dc inc* (18)

4.) *2 dc, 2 dc inc* (24)

5.) *3 dc, 2 dc inc* (30)

6.) *4 dc, 2 dc inc* (36)

7.) *5 dc, 2 dc inc* (42)

8.) *6 dc, 2 dc inc* (48)

9.) *7 dc, 2 dc inc* (54)

10.) *8 dc, 2 dc inc* (60)

11. – 16.) 60 dc (60)

17.) *8 dc, dc 2 tog* (54)

18. – 19.) 54 dc (54)

20.) *7 dc, dc 2 tog* (48)

21. – 24.) 48 dc (48)

25.) *6 dc, dc 2 tog* (42)

26.) 42 dc (42)

27.) *5 dc, dc 2 tog* (36)

28. – 29.) 36 dc (36)

Add filler to the body and keep refilling as you go.

30.) *4 dc, dc 2 tog* (30)

31.) 30 dc (30)

32.) *3 dc, dc 2 tog* (24)

33. – 34.) 24 dc (24)

35.) *3 dc, 2 dc inc* (30)

36.) *2 dc inc* (60)

37. – 49.) 60 dc (60)

50.) *8 dc, dc 2 tog* (54)

51.) 54 dc (54)

52.) *7 dc, dc 2 tog* (48)

53.) *6 dc, dc 2 tog* (42)

54.) 42 dc (42)

55.) *5 dc, dc 2 tog* (36)

56.) *4 dc, dc 2 tog* (30)

Add the eyes after round 46, you should have 8 st between the eyes.

The stoppers of the eyes should be added from the inside, you could use a coin to press them on.

Add filler to the lower part of the head.

57.) *3 dc, dc 2 tog* (24)

58.) *2 dc, dc 2 tog* (18)

59.) *1 dc, dc 2 tog* (12)

60.) *dc 2 tog* (6)

Stuff the rest of the head with filler.

Close with a sl st and sew in the ends.

Shape the head and the eye hollows:

With Teddy, thread a needle with approx. 25 cm yarn.

Put the needle in from under the chin and out at the side of the eye.

Guide the thread around some stitches by the eye and then back out under the chin. Tighten the yarn to form the hollow around the eye, tighten the yarn through a few stitches under the chin.

Repeat for the other side of the same eye.

The hollow for the eye is now completed. Should you want the hollow deeper the process can be repeated and a stitch added towards the top of the eye.

Remember to always keep the yarn tight when the needle is pulled out under the chin, during the sewing to keep the tension and for the hollow to become permanent.

Repeat the process for the other eye.

See illustration.

Sew on eyebrows using the black yarn.

SNOUT

1.) Crochet 7 ch. 2 dc in the 2. ch from the hook, 4 dc, 3 dc in the last ch.

Continue back again on the opposite side of the chain row: 5 dc (14)

Add a thread as marker

2.) 2 dc inc, 2 dc, 2 dc inc x 2, 2 dc,

2 dc inc, 6 dc (18)

3.) 2 dc inc x 2, 3 dc, 2 dc inc x 2,

3 dc, 2 dc inc x 2, 6 dc (24)

4.) 1 dc, 2 dc inc x 2, 5 dc, 2 dc inc x 2,

5 dc, 2 dc inc x 2, 7 dc (30)

5.) 1 dc, 2 dc inc x 2, 7 dc, 2 dc inc x 2,

7 dc, 2 dc inc x 2, 9 dc (36)

6.) 36 dc (36)

7.) 12 dc, dc 2 tog x 2, 20 dc (34)

8.) 34 dc (34)

Close with a sl st.

Add filler to the snout.

Use the yarn end to sew the snout to the head.

Embroider on the mouth and snout (see drawing).

EARS (2 X)

1.) cr with 5 dc (5)

Turn the magic ring. From here, you crochet back and forth.

2.) t-ch, *2 dc inc* (10)

3.) *1 dc, 2 dc inc* (15)

4.) t-ch, *2 dc, 2 dc inc* (20)

Hold the two parts against each other, back to back and crochet them together.

5.) t-ch, 20 dc (20)

Cast off and use the yarn end to sew the ears to the

head.

ARMS (2 X)

1.) cr with 6 dc (6)

2.) *2 dc inc* (12)

3.) *1 dc, 2 dc inc* (18)

4.) *2 dc, 2 dc inc* (24)

5. – 6.) 24 dc (24)

7.) *2 dc, dc 2 tog* (18)

8. – 9.) 18 dc (18)

10.) *1 dc, dc 2 tog* (12)

11. – 30 .) 12 dc (12)

31.) *dc 2 tog* (6)

Add filler to the arms.

Cast off and use the yarn end to sew the arms to

the body. LEGS (2 X)

1.) cr with 6 dc (6)

2.) *2 dc inc* (12)

3.) *1 dc, 2 dc inc* (18)

4.) *2 dc, 2 dc inc* (24)

5.) *3 dc, 2 dc inc* (30)

6.) *3 dc, dc 2 tog* (24)

7.) 10 dc, dc 2 tog x 2, 10 dc (22)

8.) 10 dc, dc 2 tog, 10 dc (21)

9.) 3 dc, dc 2 tog x 4, 10 dc (17)

10. – 27.) 17 dc (17)

28.) *2 dc, dc 2 tog* x 4, 1 dc (13)

29.) *dc 2 tog* x 6, 1 dc (7)

Add filler to the legs.

Cast off and use the yarn end to sew the legs to the body. Good to know

Hook Size & Tension

Crocheters crochet very differently: some crochet with a hook size 2,0 mm and obtain the same size of design and quality as a person who crochets with a hook size 4,0 mm. We owe this knowledge to the team of crocheters who join us.

The key to crochet a specific size is a lot about the crochet style/hands/skills, rather than the size of hook. Therefore, we will recommend a range of hook sizes.

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