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    This document provides instructions for making a Buddha Bear crochet toy. The bear is made in pieces - the head, body, arms, legs, ears and tail - then assembled. Materials needed include yarn, stuffing, embroidery floss and safety eyes. Patterns are provided for each piece in rounds of single crochet stitches. The bear is an intermediate level project suitable for advanced beginner crocheters.

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    This document provides instructions for making a Buddha Bear crochet toy. The bear is made in pieces - the head, body, arms, legs, ears and tail - then assembled. Materials needed include yarn, stuffing, embroidery floss and safety eyes. Patterns are provided for each piece in rounds of single crochet stitches. The bear is an intermediate level project suitable for advanced beginner crocheters.

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    This document provides instructions for making a Buddha Bear crochet toy. The bear is made in pieces - the head, body, arms, legs, ears and tail - then assembled. Materials needed include yarn, stuffing, embroidery floss and safety eyes. Patterns are provided for each piece in rounds of single crochet stitches. The bear is an intermediate level project suitable for advanced beginner crocheters.

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    This document provides instructions for making a Buddha Bear crochet toy. The bear is made in pieces - the head, body, arms, legs, ears and tail - then assembled. Materials needed include yarn, stuffing, embroidery floss and safety eyes. Patterns are provided for each piece in rounds of single crochet stitches. The bear is an intermediate level project suitable for advanced beginner crocheters.

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    Buddha Bear

    If you have any questions please message me at mommy.made77@gmail.com

    Commercial use of this pattern is not permitted, however you may sell any of the bears
    you create, a link back to bit.ly/MMCrochet or mommymadecrochet.blogspot.com is
    greatly appreciated.

    This is an original design by Anna Wilson 2014.


    Happy hooking!

    Advanced Beginner/Intermediate

    Supplies:
    E hook
    1 skein of yarn (I used Red Heart Super Saver in Frosty Green)
    Small amt of embroidery floss in black for nose
    Safety eyes 6mm (you can also embroider eyes. I do not recomend the safety eyes for children under 3)
    Tapestry needle
    Stuffing (fiberfill)
    Scissors

    * Abbreviations

    mr: magic ring

    Ch: chain

    Sl st: slip stitch

    Sc: single crochet

    Sc2tog: sc 2 together. I like to make these "invisible" by only using front loops for
    decreases.

    Sc3tog: sc 3 together

    Notes:
    All instructions are made using American crochet abbreviations. Be sure to mark your
    rounds! The bear is worked amigurumi style in the round without connecting: head,
    arms, & body. The feet/legs are worked by joined rounds, ch1 never counts as a st.
    If the pattern reads "sc3, 2sc" it would be read as "single crochet in the next three
    stitches, two single crochet in the next".

    Head (stuff firmly)


    1: Mr 6sc
    2: 2sc (12)
    3: sc, 2sc (18)
    4: sc2, 2sc (24)
    5: sc3, 2sc (30)
    6-8: sc (30)
    9: sc10, sc2tog (sc2, sc2tog)x2 sc10 (27)
    10: sc (27)
    11: sc11, sc2tog, sc, sc2tog, sc11 (25)
    12: *sc2, sc2tog* sc in last st (19 ( if using safety eyes I place between rnd 12/13)
    13:*sc, sc2tog* sc in last st (13)
    14-15: sc (13)
    16: *sc, sc2tog* sc in last st (9)
    17: sc7, sc2tog (8)
    18: sc2tog, sc6 (7) f.o.

    Ears (make 2) (I place these between rnd 8/9)

    1: Mr sc3 turn, ch 1 (3)


    2: 2sc, sc, 2sc (5) f.o. tie ends together to create a curve

    Body: (stuff firmly)


    1: MR sc6
    2: 2sc (12)
    3: 2sc (24)
    4: sc (24)
    5: sc, 2sc (36)
    6-7: sc (36)
    8: sc4, sc2tog (30)
    9-10: sc (30)
    11: sc3, sc2tog (24)
    12-13: sc (24)
    14: sc2, sc2tog (18)
    15- sc (18)
    16: sc, sc2tog (12) f.o. Leaving a long tail to attach to head

    Arms (make 2) (stuff firmly in hands, soft through arm)

    1: MR 6
    2: sc, 2sc (9)
    3: sc2, 2sc (12)
    4-5: sc (12)
    6: sc2, sc2tog (9)
    7-9: sc (9)
    10: Sc3, sc2tog, sc2, sc2tog (7)
    11-14: sc (7)
    15- sc through both halves of the round f.o. Leaving a long tail for attaching to body
    Legs (make 2) (stuff firmly through feet/ankles then soft through legs)

    (worked in joined rounds: sl st to beg, ch1 at beg each rnd


    Ch 6

    1: sc in second ch from hook, sc3, 3sc, turn to work on opposite side of ch and continue: sc3, 2sc in last
    st, (12)
    2: sc4, 2sc x3, sc4 2sc (16)
    3: working in BLO- sc around(16)
    4: working through both loops- sc around (16)
    5: sc4, sc2tog x3, sc6, (13)
    6: sc4, sc3tog, sc6, (11)
    7-12: sc around (11)
    13: *sc2, sc2tog* x2, sc3, (9)
    14: sc around (9)
    15: sl st x2 then (working through both halves) sc4 f.o. leaving a long tail for sewing to body

    Tail

    1:MR 4sc

    2: sc around (4) f.o. Leave a tail for attaching to bear


    Belly button... Between rows 8/9 of body , put a few stitches through to create a belly button.

    Assemble your Buddha Bear and enjoy!

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