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Amigurumi – Crochet Bear “Bruno”

With this simple crochet pattern you can crochet an Amigurumi bear. The crocheted Amigurumi bear “Bruno” is a great cuddly toy for big and small children. This crochet bear can be worked with button joints, which give a nostalgic look and make it particularly movable.

Bruno likes bricks so much,
but without his Comforter he would be alone.
Sometimes his eyes become heavy,
then he just falls asleep!

Knowledge: Amigurumi – Crochet Bear “Bruno”

Supplies: Amigurumi – Crochet Bear “Bruno”

Note: The Amigurumis of the Zamzarak series can be made with or without button joints. What button joints are and how to make them, you can look up in the Tutorial for Button Joints. If you decide to make button joints you will also need 4 buttons whose size should fit exactly so you should choose them only after the crochet.

Size: Amigurumi – Crochet Bear “Bruno”

Here you find the size specifications for the crochet bear Bruno without ears.

Needle Size Yarn Sitting
Standing
2,5 mm (shown example) 125m / 50g, 100% Cotton 20cm 30cm

Pattern: Amigurumi – Crochet Bear “Bruno”

For the bear “Bruno” we crochet head, body, ears, arms, legs, snout and a tail at first. Then all parts are sewn together and then your bear  “Bruno” is already finished.

Crochet Bear Head (1x)

The head for the bear we crochet from top down with single crochet stitches (US!) in spiral rounds.

Crochet Bear Body (1x)

The body for the bear we crochet from bottom up in spiral rounds with single crochet stitches (US!). The body will be filled and stuffed completely, but not closed yet so we can sew it to the head later.

Crochet Bear Ears (2x)

The ears for the bear we crochet from the tip to the base in spiral rounds with single crochet stitches (US!). The ears wont be filled but folded flat and sewn with the thread end with the opening to the head.

Crochet Bear Tail (1x)

The tail for the bear we crochet from the tip to the base in spiral rounds with single crochet stitches (US!).

Crochet Bear Arms (2x)

The arms for the bear we crochet from the finger tips to the shoulder in spiral rounds with single crochet stitches (US!). The arms will be filled and stuffed and sewn with the thread ends to the body or attached with button joints later.

Crochet Bear Legs (2x)

The legs for the bear we crochet from the toe tips to the hips with single crochet stitches (US!) in spiral rounds. The legs will be filled and stuffed and sewn with the thread ends to the body or attached with button joints later.

Crochet Bear Snout (1x)

The snout for the bear we crochet from the nose tip to the outer side with single crochet stitches (US!) in spiral rounds. Later the snout will be sewn once around to the head and filled before we end up.

Finish Crochet Bear “Bruno”

After you’ve finished crocheting all the pieces you can sew your bear together. To do this you put all parts together with pins. So you can see if the positions are correct and can still change them easily.

First we sew the head around to the body. Both openings point to each other. The middle between the 6 double crochet stitches (US!) at the neck sits at the back and the middle between the eyes at the front. You can orient yourself to the Tutorial to sew together open parts.

Then we sew the snout with the thread end around to the head. For this you attach it first once around with pins. It sits exactly in the middle between the eyes with the upper edge touching the middel of the eyes. Now you can sew the snout step by step. Shortly before closing the snout is filled and stuffed. Finally you secure and weave in the thread end inside.

Then the ears are folded flat and sewn with the thread ends with the opening to the head. They sit in a line parallel to the eyes on top of the head. They start after the 8th and end after the 12th round. When the ears are finished the thread ends are secured and weaved in inside the head.

Now mark the middle over the front of the body to place the arms and the legs at the same distance right and left of it.

Without button joints: The arms and legs are sewn to the body with the flat folded opening and the respective thread ends. Fold the top of the arms so that the break line runs in a line to the palms. The legs are fold the other way so that the break line runs through the middle of the foot tips. It is best to attach the arms and legs first with pins to check the positions. The arms are sewn with the flat-folded opening horizontally around the 39th round and have 14 stitches distance on the front. The legs on the other hand, are sewn with the flat-folded opening perpendicular to the center of the 13th round with 29 stitches at the front, while the toes point upwards. Finally, the thread ends are secured and weaved in inside the body.

With button joints: The arms and legs are attached paired with button joints to the body using a separate thread and buttons. It is best to first mark the respective entry holes with pins in order to hit the positions exactly. The entry holes of the arms sit after the 39th round and have 14 stitches distance on the front. The entry holes of the legs sit after the 13th round with a distance of 29 stitches on the front, while the toes point forward and up. If you have no idea how to make button joints, the Tutorial for Button Joints will help you

Finally you sew the tail with the flat-folded opening to the back of the bear. The tail sits around the 12th round in the middle on the back of the body. Use the end of the thread from the tail to sew it and finally secure and weave it in inside.

Tip: By the way the cuddly soft blanket of Bruno is the diagonally striped C2C comforter, which of course you can rework. This creates a great set to give away to big and little bear lovers!

 

Now I wish you a lot of fun with the crocheted bear and look forward to your next visit!

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