Baby Bear Sleeping On The Moon

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The document provides instructions to crochet a baby bear sleeping on the moon. It lists the materials and yarn colors needed and provides detailed steps to crochet the different parts of the bear.

The materials needed include yarn in various colors, a hook, fibrefill, scissors, yarn needle, and stitch marker.

The steps provided to crochet the head include increasing and decreasing rounds to shape the head along with instructions for the muzzle, ears, and nose.

Baby bear sleeping on the moon

Materials and Tools


You can make this project with any type of yarn you like (any 4-medium
worsted weight yarn). Size depends on yarn and hook used. The item in
the pictures is 45cm/18” long and 40cm/16” tall.
You’ll need yarn hook (suggested number on the yarn etiquette*), fibrefill,
scissors, yarn needle, stitch marker.
Important Notes
➢ This pattern is written using US crochet terms.
➢ This pattern is amigurumi style, which is spiral rounds (except if
there is a different description), so work in continuous rounds
without joining (use a stitch marker if you need).
➢ Stitch counts are indicated in parentheses at the end of every row.
➢ For the pattern parts that have to be worked in rows (back and
forth), the starting chain for each row has to be counted as a single crochet according to the
specific description.
➢ This pattern uses single crochet. Therefore, decreases and increases have to be single
crochet.
➢ *The hook that you’ll use is the one suggested on the yarns etiquette. Important: your
crocheting tension will affect the result so adjust accordingly (half number down if you find your
self crocheting too loosely or half number up if you find your self crocheting too tightly).
➢ Friendly advice: before you start take your time to read the pattern. If you have any questions
please feel free to contact me through Etsy or pm through my Facebook Page. I’ll be happy to
help you.
Abbreviations
st/s (stitch/stitches)
ch (chain)
mr (magic ring)
sc (single crochet)
inc (increase)
dec (decrease) invisible
bl (back loop only)
fo (finish off and cut the yarn)
Yarn colours

• Worsted Yarn by Phentex in True Denim (A), French Blue (B), White (C), Black (D) and Sol (E)
witch is a 4 (medium) yarn weight, 100% acrylic, 400gr/14oz, 792m/867yds (1 skein per
colour).
● For the white and black you can use any 4-medium (worsted) possible left overs because you’ll
need a small quantity.
Head
Head
with B yarn
R1: 6sc in a mr (6)
R2: (inc) 6x (12)
R3: (inc, 1sc) 6x (18)
R4: (2sc, inc) 6x (24)
R5: (inc, 3sc) 6x (30)
R6: (2sc, inc, 2sc) 6x (36)
R7: (4sc, inc, 1sc) 6x (42)
R8: [6sc, (2sc, inc) 3x, 6sc] 2x (48)
R9: [6sc, (inc, 3sc) 3x, 6sc] 2x (54)
R10: [6sc, (2sc, inc, 2sc) 3x, 6sc] 2x (60)
R11-R14: 60sc (60)
R15: [6sc, (4sc, inc, 1sc) 3x, 6sc] 2x (66)
R16-R25: 66sc (66)
R26: [6sc, (4sc, dec, 1sc) 3x, 6sc] 2x (60)
R27-R30: 60sc (60)
R31: [6sc, (2sc, dec, 2sc) 3x, 6sc] 2x (54)
R32: [6sc, (dec, 3sc) 3x, 6sc] 2x (48)
R33: [6sc, (2sc, dec) 3x, 6sc] 2x (42)
R34: (4sc, dec, 1sc) 6x (36)
R35: (2sc, dec, 2sc) 6x (30) stuff
R36: (dec, 3sc) 6x (24)
R37: (2sc, dec) 6x (18)
R38: (dec, 1sc) 6x (12) finish stuffing
R39: (dec) 6x (6)
F.o.
Muzzle
with C yarn
R1: 6sc in a mr (6)
R2: (inc) 6x (12)
R3: [(inc) 3x, 3sc] 2x (18)
R4: [(inc, 1sc) 3x, 3sc] 2x (24)
R5: [(2sc, inc) 3x, 3sc] 2x (30)
R6: [(inc, 3sc) 3x, 3sc] 2x (36)
R7-R9: 36sc (36)
R10: [(dec, 3sc) 3x, 3sc] 2x (30) ** work all
this row in back loop only
R11: [(2sc, dec) 3x, 3sc] 2x (24) stuff slightly
R12: [(dec, 1sc) 3x, 3sc] 2x (18)
R13: [(dec) 3x, 3sc] 2x (12)
R14: dec 6x (6)
F.o.
Nose
with A yarn
R1: 6sc in a mr (6)
R2: (inc) 6x (12)
R3: (inc, 1sc) 6x (18)
R4-R5: 18sc (18)
R6: (dec, 1sc) 6x (12)
R7: dec 6x (6) don’t stuff
F.o.
Ear 2x
with B yarn
R1: 6sc in mr (6)
R2: inc 6x (12)
R3: (1sc, inc) 6x (18)
R4: 18sc (18)
R5: (2sc, inc) 6x (24)
R6-R10: 24sc (24) don’t stuff
F.o.
Inter ear 2x
with A yarn
R1: 6sc in mr (6)
R2: inc 6x (12)
R3-R4: 12sc (12)
R5: dec 6x (6) don’t stuff
F.o. and sew this part in the center of the ear (pictures)

Body
with B yarn
R1: 6sc in a magic ring (6)
R2: (inc) 6x (12)
R3: (inc, 1sc) 6x (18)
R4: (2sc, inc) 6x (24)
R5: (inc, 3sc) 6x (30)
R6: (2sc, inc, 2sc) 6x (36)
R7: (4sc, inc, 1sc) 6x (42)
R8: (6sc, inc) 6x (48)
R9: (inc, 7sc) 6x (54)
R10-R36: 54sc (54)
R37: (dec, 7sc) 6x (48)
R38: (6sc, dec) 6x (42)
R39: 42sc (42)
R40: (4sc, dec, 1sc) 6x (36)
R41: (2sc, dec, 2sc) 6x (30)
R42: (dec, 3sc) 6x (24)
R43: (2sc, dec) 6x (18) stuff
R44: (dec, 1sc) 6x (12)
R45: dec 6x (6)
F.o.
Hand 2x
With B yarn
R1: 6sc in a mr (6)
R2: (inc) 6x (12)
R3: (inc, 1sc) 6x (18)
R4: (2sc, inc) 6x (24)
R5-R20: 24sc (24)
R21: (2sc, dec) 6x (18)
R22-R24: 18sc (18)
F.o., stuff 2/3 of it (don’t over stuff) and sew the top (R24)
Leg 2x
with B yarn
R1: 6sc in a mr (6)
R2: (inc) 6x (12)
R3: (inc, 1sc) 6x (18)
R4: (2sc, inc) 6x (24)
R5: (inc, 3sc) 6x (30)
R6-R8: 30sc (30)
R9: (dec, 2sc) 6x, 6sc (24)
R10: (1sc, dec) 6x, 6sc (18)
R11-R21: 18sc (18) stuff
R22: (dec, 1sc) 6x (12)
R23: dec 6x (6)
F.o.
Tail
with B yarn
R1: 6sc in a mr (6)
R2: (inc) 6x (12)
R3: (inc, 1sc) 6x (18)
R4-R6: 18sc (18)
R7: (dec, 1sc) 6x (12) stuff slightly
R8: dec 6x (6)
F.o. and sew the tail on the back of the body.
Patch 2x
with A yarn
Ch6 (starting chain)
R1: ch1, 1sc in the 2nd loop from the hook, 3sc, 3sc in the next loop, (continue working on the other
side of the starting chain), 4sc, 2sc in the last loop (14) keep working in rounds
R2-R6: 14sc (14) don’t stuff
F.o. and sew the top (R6) then sew the patches on the body (pictures).

Moon
With E yarn
R1: 3sc in a mr (3)
R2: inc 3x (6)
R3: 2sc, inc 2x, 2sc (8)
R4: dec, 1sc, inc 2x, 1sc, dec (8) keep stuffing as you go
R5: 3sc, inc, 2x, 3sc (10)
R6: dec, 2sc, inc 2x, 2sc, dec (10)
R7: 4sc, inc 2x, 4sc (12)
R8: dec, 3sc, inc 2x, 3sc, dec (12)
R9: 5sc, inc 2x, 5sc (14)
R10: dec, 4sc, inc 2x, 4sc, dec (14)
R11: 6sc, inc 2x, 6sc (16)
R12: dec, 5sc, inc 2x, 5sc, dec (16)
R13: 7sc, inc 2x, 7sc (18)
R14: dec, 6sc, inc 2x, 6sc, dec (18)
R15: 8sc, inc 2x, 8sc (20)
R16: dec, 7sc, inc 2x, 7sc, dec (20)
R17: 9sc, inc 2x, 9sc (22)
R18: dec, 8sc, inc 2x, 8sc, dec (22)
R19: 10sc, inc 2x, 10sc (24)
R20: dec, 9sc, inc 2x, 9sc, dec (24)
R21: 11sc, inc 2x, 11sc (26)
R22: dec, 10sc, inc 2x, 10sc, dec (26)
R23: 12sc, inc 2x, 12sc (28)
R24: dec, 11sc, inc 2x, 11sc, dec (28)
R25: 13sc, inc 2x, 13sc (30)
R26: dec, 12sc, inc 2x, 12sc, dec (30)
R27: 14sc, inc 2x, 14sc (32)
R28: dec, 13sc, inc 2x, 13sc, dec (32)
R29: 15sc, inc 2x, 15sc (34)
R30: dec, 14sc, inc 2x, 14sc, dec (34)
R31: 16sc, inc 2x, 16sc (36)
R32: dec, 15sc, inc 2x, 15sc, dec (36)
R33: 17sc, inc 2x, 17sc (38)
R34: dec, 16sc, inc 2x, 16sc, dec (38)
R35: 18sc, inc 2x, 18sc (40)
R36: dec, 17sc, inc 2x, 17sc, dec (40)
R37: dec, 17sc, inc 2x, 17sc, dec (40)
R38: dec, 36sc, dec (38)
R39: dec, 16sc, inc 2x, 16sc, dec (38)
R40: dec, 34sc, dec (36)
R41: dec, 15sc, inc 2x, 15sc, dec (36)
R42: dec, 32sc, dec (34)
R43: dec, 14sc, inc 2x, 14sc, dec (34)
R44: dec, 30sc, dec (32)
R45: dec, 13sc, inc 2x, 13sc, dec (32)
R46: dec, 28sc, dec (30)
R47: dec, 12sc, inc 2x, 12sc, dec (30)
R48: dec, 26sc, dec (28)
R49: dec, 11sc, inc 2x, 11sc, dec (28)
R50: dec, 24sc, dec (26)
R51: dec, 10sc, inc 2x, 10sc, dec (26)
R52: dec, 22sc, dec (24)
R53: dec, 9sc, inc 2x, 9sc, dec (24)
R54: dec, 20sc, dec (22)
R55: dec, 8sc, inc 2x, 8sc, dec (22)
R56: dec, 18sc, dec (20)
R57: dec, 7sc, inc 2x, 7sc, dec (20)
R58: dec, 16sc, dec (18)
R59: dec, 6sc, inc 2x, 6sc, dec (18)
R60: dec, 14sc, dec (16)
R61: dec, 5sc, inc 2x, 5sc, dec (16)
R62: dec, 12sc, dec (14)
R63: dec, 4sc, inc 2x, 4sc, dec (14)
R64: dec, 10sc, dec (12)
R65: dec, 3sc, inc 2x, 3sc, dec (12)
R66: dec, 8sc, dec (10)
R67: dec, 2sc, inc 2x, 2sc, dec (10)
R68: dec, 6sc, dec (8)
R69: dec, 1sc, inc 2x, 1sc, dec (8)
R70: dec, 4sc, dec (6)
R71: dec, inc 2x, dec (6)
R72: dec 3x (3)
F.o.
Assembly
On the next pictures you’ll see the procedure of putting together the parts (sewing points). After you’ll
finish with the parts together (head, body, hands and legs) then sew and embroider the details on the
head and the body (tail, muzzle, patches and eyes).
Then secure the moon between the hands and put a couple of stitches between the cheek and the
moon. Make a couple of stitches on the moon’s edge under the belly too.
**Invisible decrease: this stitch can be used to take the place of a regular “decrease”,or “sc2tog”. It
creates a virtually *invisible decrease*, rather than the bump that is made by a sc2tog. It is commonly
abbreviated into the following steps:
Insert the hook into front loops only of next 2 stitches, yarn over, pull through 2 loops on hook, yarn
over, pull through final 2 loops on hook ‐ counts as 1 single crochet.
You just took 2 sts and decreased them into one.

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