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Bruno the Bear
Bruno the Bear is a classic crochet teddy with a soft, rounded shape and simple proportions. The long limbs, slightly oversized head, and small details like the snout and ears give the bear a calm and friendly expression. The added clothing pieces allow the bear to be styled and changed, making it both a toy and a small creative project.
This design focuses on clean shaping and straightforward construction. The body is worked in continuous rounds using basic stitches, creating a smooth and even surface. The accessories introduce small variations in colour and texture, but the overall look remains simple and cohesive.
Bruno the Bear is crocheted in separate parts and assembled at the end. The legs and body are worked as one piece, while the head, arms, ears, and tail are made individually and sewn on. The clothing is crocheted separately and can be removed or adjusted. The construction follows a clear sequence, making it easy to build the figure step by step.
Level
Beginner
Sizes
One size
Measurements
Height: approx. 24 cm
Materials
Crochet hook: 2.50 mm
Other
Darning needle
Filling
Safety eyes: 8 mm
Buttons: 2 pcs
Yarn
Infinity Hearts Rose 8/4
Yarn requirements
Dark brown: approx. 42 g
Brown: approx. 2 g
Petrol green: approx. 21 g
Bordeaux red: approx. 11 g
Black: approx. 1 g
Total: approx. 77 g
→ ~160 meters
Gauge
Gauge is not critical for this project
Recommended:
~26 sts x 28 rounds = 10 x 10 cm in single crochet
Design details
Bruno the Bear is defined by its simple structure and flexible use. The basic shape makes it suitable for beginners, while the accessories add variation without changing the core construction. The separate clothing pieces allow the bear to be adapted in colour and style, and the soft form makes it suitable for both play and display. The pattern is built step by step, making it easy to follow without complex techniques.
Design by byhille (Carina Hille)
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