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PATTERN: Teddy Bear in a Butterfly Costume

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Who would've thought teddy bears love playing dress-up! This little one refuses to take her costume off, being the graceful butterfly she is.

This teddy bear is not difficult to crochet, but the small details do take some time and patience. 4-way jointed with moving arms and legs.

Includes one PDF file, 18 pages.
Pattern is written in English, using US crochet terminology. I included detailed instructions, many step-by-step photos and tips and tricks.

SIZE
19,5 cm (7 2/3"), from head to toe, when crocheted with DK weight cotton-linen blend and a 2,50 mm crochet hook.

DIFFICULTY
3. Intermediate - includes some less common crochet techniques and color changes.

SKILLS REQUIRED
• Crocheting in spiral
• Slip, single and half double crochet stitch
• Increasing and decreasing

YOU WILL NEED
• Yarn. I used Katia 'Linen', a DK weight cotton and linen blend, 112 m = 50 g (122 yd = 50 g) / 8 ply / 11 wpi. You will need about 50 g of beige, 55 g of lilac and a few grams of yellow and pink yarn to decorate the wings.
• 2,50 – 3,00 mm crochet hook (US size 1/B - 3/D) or according to the yarn.
• Polyester fiberfill, wool, wadding for stuffing.
• 9 mm (1/3") safety eyes or buttons, beads, felt etc.
• Two 20 mm and two 15 mm plastic doll joints or safety eyes or buttons and strong thread.
• Embroidery floss.
• Yarn needle, sewing needle, scissors, stitch marker.

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Copyright info

Copyright © 2012-2024 TÜ Spire. All rights reserved. Contents of this document may not be copied, reproduced, altered, published or distributed in any way. You may sell finished products made with this pattern, I would appreciate a credit as the designer (Kristi Tullus, kristitullus.com).

  • All patterns are written with beginner toy makers in mind and include detailed instructions and useful tips and tricks.

  • All patterns include many step-by-step photos covering the whole process from start to finish, including basic amigurumi techniques.

  • Each pattern purchase also automatically includes a license that allows you to make and sell as many toys as you like.