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So this Pooh bear is based off of this picture: old.wallcoo.net/cartoon/disney… that my roommate sent to me
She really loves Winnie the Pooh so I decided to make him in order to write out a pattern for her, though I might just let her keep this little guy. ANYWAY, ENOUGH RAMBLING. Here is the pattern.**Again, PLEASEEEEEEEEE credit me for the pattern should you use or modify it since I spent a lot of time figuring out and typing it up and please don't sell the character or pattern as I do not own the character. Also, let me know if I've made any errors. Blah blah okay
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Pooh Pattern:
As usual, please credit me should you use or manipulate this pattern and please be respectful and don't sell the finished product since I don't own this character! Thank you!
(Size F hook)
Head:
-Magic ring: 6
-Inc around (12)
-[Sc, inc] around (18)
-[Sc 2, inc] around (24)
-[Sc 3, inc] around (30)
-[Sc 4, inc] around (36)
-Sc around 5 times (36)
-[Sc 7, dec] around (32)
-Sc around 2 times (32)
-Sc 7, incx2, sc 14, incx2, sc 7 (36)
-Sc 8, inc, sc, inc, sc 5, inc, sc 2, inc, sc 5, inc, sc, inc, sc 8 (42)
-Sc 8, dec, sc, dec, sc 7, dec, sc 7, dec, sc, dec, sc 8 (37)
-Sc 18, dec, sc 17 (36)
-[Sc 7, dec] around (32)
-[Sc 2, dec] around (24)
-[Sc 2, dec] around (18)
-[Sc, dec] around (12)
-Dec around (6)
-FO
(The FO point should be approximately in the midline of the back of his head. Yes, it sort of matters because he should have cheeks and a slight nose bulge)
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Body:
-Magic ring: 6
-Inc around (12)
-[Sc, inc] around (18)
-Sc 2, inc, sc 2, inc, sc, inc, sc 2, inc, sc, inc, sc 2, inc, sc 2 (24)
-Sc 2, inc, sc 2, inc, sc 2, inc, sc, inc, sc 2, inc, sc, inc, sc 2, inc, sc 2, inc, sc 2 (32)
-Sc 3, inc, sc 3, inc, sc 3, inc, sc 2, inc, sc 2, inc, sc 2, inc, sc 3, inc, sc 3, inc, sc 3 (40)
-Sc around 8 times (40)
-Sc 6, dec, sc 6, dec,sc 3, dec, sc 3, dec, sc 6, dec, sc 6 (35)
-Sc around 3 times (35)
-[Sc 5, dec] around (30)
-Sc around (30)
-Sc 3, dec, sc 3, dec, sc 2, dec, sc 2, dec, sc 2, dec, sc 3, dec, sc 3 (24)
-Sc around (24)
-FO
(The FO point should be approximately in the midline of the underside of his body)
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Shirt:
-Ch 30 and sl st the ends to form a ring
-Sc around 2 times (30)
-[Sc 4, inc] around (36)
-Sc around 3 times (36)
-FO
(Remember to attach the shirt to his body BEFORE attaching his head to his body because his head is enormous and will not fit through the shirt!)
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Arms:
-Magic ring: 6
-[Sc, inc] around (9)
-[Sc 2, inc] around (12)
-[Sc 3, inc] around (15)
-[Sc 4, inc] around (18)
-Sc around 8 times (18)
-FO
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Sleeves:
-Ch 22 and sl st ends to form a ring
-Sc around (22)
-FO
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Feet:
-Magic ring: 6
-Inc around (12)
-Sc 3, inc, sc 1, inc, sc 2, inc, sc 3 (15)
-Sc 4, inc, sc 2, inc, sc 2, inc, sc 4 (18)
-Sc 5, inc, sc 3, inc, sc 2, inc, sc 5 (21)
-Sc around 3 times (21)
-Sc 5, dec, sc 3, dec, sc 2, dec, sc 5 (18)
-Sc 4, dec, sc 2, dec, sc 2, dec, sc 4 (15)
-Sc 3, dec, sc 1, dec, sc 2, dec, sc 3 (12)
-Sc around (12)
-Sc 3, inc, sc 1, inc, sc 2, inc, sc 3 (15)
-Sc around (15)
-[Sc 4, inc] around (18)
-[Sc 5, inc] around (21)
-[Sc 6 inc]around (24)
-FO
(His feet should be feet shaped so make sure to keep that in mind when attaching!)
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Ears:
-Magic ring: 6
-[Sc, inc] around (9)
-Sc around (9)
-[Sc 2, inc] around (12)
-[Sc 2, dec] around (9)
-FO
(Don't stuff the ears. I like making ears double-layered so just flatten them out with the open end facing down)
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Lookie what I made thanks to your pattern! Thank you very VERY much for sharing!
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Please correct the pattern link or add it here or to ravelry.com
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No specific pattern - just freehand head with body/legs from the original Pooh pattern above by aphid777.
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I have just finished all the parts fow Pooh bear but can't fit the parts to gether. the opening for the head is so much smaller than the body, Can't figure out how to join it. Can you please help. Cant wait to finish her. Thanks Marlene.
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Can you give the the directions on making the eyes , eyebrow and nose? Also how to assemble it.
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can anyone translate the instructions? sorry authornim i already posted on another post of yours but these are adorable and i dont understand crochet speak
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This should work for most patterns and YouTube should have tutorials on how doing this as well. I have a particular video if you are still interested.
Crochet Abbreviations
sl st Slip Stitch
ch Chain
sc Single Crochet
hdc Half Double Crochet
dc Double Crochet
tr Triple Crochet
yo Yarn Over
lp(s) Loop(s)
inc Increase
dec Decrease
sk Skip
rep Repeat
beg Beginning
cont Continue
tog Together
fp Front Post
bp Back Post
* * Instructions between asterisks are repeated as many times as directed
( ) Instructions between parentheses are repeated as many times as directed
[ ] Instructions between brackets are repeated as many times as directed
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Awwwwww it's sooooo cute! I really want that!! 😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
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oh my, this is the absolute cutest little Pooh Bear ever !! Just a quick question - what yarn (weight/size) did you use ? cant wait to whip this little guy up for my friend who's having a baby in a few months & just loves Winnie the Pooh! Thanks so much for the pattern
Erin
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Red Heart yarn is perfect for this.
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This is the cutest crocheted Pooh I have ever seen! Thanks for creating it! I have no intention of selling him, but I hope it's OK if I give him for a gift. I'll credit you in the card.
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This is adorable! Thank you for the pattern!
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honestly i dont know how to go by written patterns.
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You wouldnt happen to have a piglett pattern would you? My grandma has always loved piglett and she'd really like a laying-down one!
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You can take this pattern, get pink yarn, and make a pig nose and piglet ears. I've done it..it's really simple. I've also done Rabbit, Eeyore, Tigger, Lumpy and I'm working on Roo,
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All I can say is, I luv it!! I'm currently working on it now and wow... let me just say, it's so adorable!! This makes such a great gift to someone and you'll get the jist of it once you know how to crochet. It's fairly easy, that is if you put effort and patience into your project.
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Because I can't crotchet AND I WANT. IT. SOOOO. BAD.
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It's pretty easy to learn. I worked out how from YouTube videos
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Can you sell these? Please? Please? And if I can, how?
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Sorry if this is a repeat question, but what yarns did you use? Trying to find the right color to make one for a co-worker.
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Is there a place I could also find the pattern for a Tigger like this?
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I'm going to make a whole army of these. (not to sell)
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Ok, let me try this again, errors in last query, disregard it.
I love this pattern. Little problem with the shorthand, though. When you say, for example, Sc 3 inc, i understand single crochet and increase, but what does the 3 represent? And if you're only adding 6 more stitches to get from say, 18 to 24, do you do 2 sc in every third stitch, or do it as a cluster somewhere? I may figure it out as I do it but thought it might save time to ask.
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The 3 means that you should do three single crochets in a row, and then do the increase 
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Hey there. Could you please explain the abbreviations used here? And I've seen those somewhere else too. I've figured out or seen in the comemnts that sc = single crochet, inc = increase, dec = decrease, but I still have trouble understanding sl, st, incx, FO... etc. Could someone enlighten me, please?
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FO means "fasten off," "incx2" means that you'll do two increases in a row, and "sl st" stands for "slip stitch"
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You state in the pattern for the head that the f/o should be in the middle of the back of the head, but in your photos your head is crocheted up and down not front to back. When you say the f/o should be in the back midline, do you mean that it should be connected in the middle of the back of the head? I am just curious, because there is no way to fasten it off in the middle of the back of the head with the way you have the pattern set up and how you have the doll assembled.
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