Round 1: Make a MR and work 5 sc into the ring. Pull tight. (5)
Round 2: Work 1 inc in each stitch around. (10)
Rounds 3–4: Work 1 sc in each stitch around (2 rounds total). (10)
Fasten off and cut yarn.
Rounds 1–4: Work identically to the Left Leg.
Do not cut the yarn after Round 4.
Round 5:Join the right leg to the left leg with 1 sl st. Continue working around both legs: x 4. (24)
Rounds 6–8: Work 1 sc in each stitch around (3 rounds total). (24)
Round 9:x 6. (18)
Round 10: Work 1 sc in each stitch around. (18)
Firmly stuff the legs and lower torso with fiberfill.
Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing the body to the head.
3. Arms (Make 2 – Soft Yellow Yarn)
Round 1: Make a MR and work 6 sc into the ring. (6)
Round 2:x 2. (8)
Round 3: Work 1 sc in each stitch around. (8)
Round 4: 2 sc, 2 dec, 2 sc. (6)
Fasten off, leaving a tail for sewing. Lightly stuff or flatten the tips.
4. Ears (Make 2 – Soft Yellow Yarn)
Make a MR, work 5 sc into the ring.
Do not join in the round; pull the ring snug to create a flat half-circle.
Fasten off, leaving a tail for attachment.
Round 1 (Red): Make a MR and work 6 sc into the ring. (6)
Round 2: Work 1 inc in each stitch around. (12)
Round 3: Work 1 sc in each stitch around. (12)
Round 4:x 4. (8)
Lightly stuff with fiberfill.
Fasten off and close the opening.
Stem & Leaves (Green): Thread a strand of green yarn through the top center to form a small loop/stem, and stitch 2–3 tiny surface leaf loops at the base.
6. Scalloped Bib (Light Blue & White Yarn)
Step 1 (Base): With Light Blue yarn, make a MR. Ch 2, work 6 dc into the ring. Pull the magic ring semi-tight so it forms a small semi-circular collar bib. Fasten off and weave in ends.
Step 2 (Scalloped Border): Join White yarn to the outer curved edge. Work: across the entire curved perimeter to form a ruffled scalloped edge.
Step 3 (Ties): From one corner, ch 12–15 for the necktie string and fasten off. Reattach white yarn to the opposite corner and ch 12–15 for the matching tie string.
Step 4 (Embroidery Accent): Using red and green yarn, stitch a tiny strawberry or berry motif in the center of the blue bib using small horizontal straight stitches and French knots.
Assembly & Finishing Touches
Attach Head to Body:
Match the 18 stitches of Round 12 of the head to the 18 stitches of Round 10 of the body.
Using the long yarn tail and a tapestry needle, sew neatly through both loops around the neck. Add extra stuffing right before closing the seam to keep the neck sturdy.
Attach Ears:
Pin the ears symmetrically on the upper sides of the head (around Rounds 3–4). Sew securely along the curved base.
Attach Arms:
Sew an arm to each side of the upper torso right below the neckline, angling them forward slightly.
Attach Fruit Topper:
Center the fruit topper on top of the head between the ears and stitch it securely into place.
Embroider Facial Features:
Eyes: Using brown/black embroidery floss, stitch two relaxed sleeping lines or closed curved arches around Round 8, spaced roughly 4–5 stitches apart.
Nose/Mouth: Stitch a tiny horizontal dash with a small downward stitch in the middle to form the bear’s snout.
Blush: Using pink or red yarn, stitch two small horizontal accents right underneath the outer edges of the eyes.
Tie on the Bib:
Place the bib around the front of the neck and tie the white chain strings into a knot or bow at the back. Trim any excess cord.
Keychain Attachment:
Thread your keychain strap or phone cord through the top of the fruit topper or the crown of the head and secure it firmly.
Category: Amigurumi
