Creating your own Bear in Overalls Crochet Amigurumi is a delightful and rewarding project for crochet enthusiasts of all skill levels. This Free pattern allows you to craft an adorable bear dressed in charming overalls, perfect as a gift for children, a unique piece for your amigurumi collection, or a delightful addition to your home decor.
The finished Bear in Overalls will be a soft, huggable figure, perfect for snuggling or as a playful companion.
List of necessary materials:
1. YarnArt Jeans and Alize Cotton Gold hobby yarn. I also use white and black thread to decorate the eyes and nose. Bear in Overalls Crochet
2. Hook No. 2 – No. 2.25.
3. Needle for sewing on parts, preferably with a blunt end and a long needle for tightening.
4. Eyes on a safe fastening with a diameter of 10 mm.
5. Synthetic padding for filling, holofiber is possible.
6. Scissors.
7. Buttons (at your discretion).
8. Contrasting thread for marking, markers.
9. Knitting needles 2 mm: stocking / on a 40 cm fishing line.
Attention! Using the list of necessary materials, the toy comes out 26 cm in size. When choosing a hook – focus on the density of your knitting.
I knit quite tightly, so I use hook No. 2.25 in my work. If you knit rather loosely, you can use №1.75 –№2mm.
Palette
Yarn – YarnArt Jeans:
• Main №71;
• Paws №07;
• Muzzle №03.
Clothes:
• Blouse №01;
• Panties №83.
Yarn consumption – more than one skein.
(Option 1)
Yarn – YarnArt Jeans:
• Main №87;
• Muzzle, paws №03;
Clothes:
• Jumpsuit №01
Yarn consumption – 1 skein.
(Option 2)
List of abbreviations:
1. MR – Amigurumi ring.
2. SC – single crochet.
3. DC – double crochet.
4. HDC – half double crochet.
5. İnc – increase.
6. Dec – decrease.
7. CH – chain stitch.
8. SL-ST – slip stitch.
9. P – loop.
Bear in Overalls- Head
(Option 1)
1. 6 Sc in MR;
2. 6 İnc from Sc; (12)
3. (1 Sc, İnc) * 6; (18)
4. 1 Sc, İnc (2 Sc, İnc) * 5, 1 Sc; (24)
5. (3 Sc, İnc) * 6; (30)
6. 2 Sc, İnc (4 Sc, İnc) * 5, 2 Sc; (36)
7. (5 Sc, İnc) * 6; (42) 8. 3 Sc, İnc (6 Sc, İnc) * 5. 3 Sc; (48) 9. 48 Sc (1 row);
10. (7 Sc, İnc) * 6; (54)
11. 4 Sc, İnc (8 Sc, İnc) * 5. 4 Sc; (60)
12. (19 Sc, İnc) * 3; (63)
13. 10 Sc, İnc (20 Sc, İnc) * 2, 10 Sc; (66)
14-17. 66 Sc (4 rows);
18. 24 Sc, 4 İnc, 10 Sc, 4 İnc, 24 Sc; (74)
19-22. 74 Sc (4 rows);
Insert eyes in the 18th row, in the last and first increases.
23. 24 Sc, 4 Dec, 10 Sc, 4 Dec, 24 Sc; (66)
24. (9 Sc, Dec) * 6; (60)
25. 4 Sc, Dec (8 Sc, Dec) * 5, 4 Sc; (54)
26. (7 Sc, Dec) * 6; (48)
27. 3 Sc, Dec (6 Sc, Dec) * 5, 3 Sc; (42)
28. (5 Sc, Dec) * 6; (36)
29. 2 Sc, Dec (4 Sc, Dec) * 5, 2 Sc; (30)
30. (3 Sc, Dec) * 6; (24)
31. 3 Sc, Dec (6 Sc, Dec) *2, 3 Sc; (21)
SL-ST, fasten the thread, cut, leaving a long end for sewing. Do not stuff the head tightly to create a tightening. Pay special attention to the cheeks, you can add more stuffing to the cheeks after tightening.
Recommendation for knitting paired parts: it is better to knit them on the same day, since the knitting density and thread tension may differ on different days.
Ears
Option 1.
1. 6 Sc in MR;
2. 6 İnc from Sc; (12)
3. (1 Sc, İnc) * 6; (18)
4. (2 Sc, İnc) * 6; (24)
5. (3 Sc, İnc) * 6; (30)
6. 30 Sc (1 row);
7. (3 Sc, Dec) * 6; (24)
8. (2 Sc, Dec) * 6; (18)
9. (1 Sc, Dec) * 6; (12)
Fold in half and knit 6 Sc. Cut the thread, leaving a long end for sewing. Use your fingers to form ears, as in the photo.
Option 2.
1. 6 Sc in MR;
2. 6 İnc from Sc; (12)
3. (1 Sc, İnc) * 6; (18)
4. (2 Sc, İnc) * 6; (24)
5. (3 Sc, İnc) * 6; (30)
6. (3 Sc, Dec) * 6; (24)
7. (2 Sc, Dec) * 6; (18)
8. (1 Sc, Dec) * 6; (12) Head (Option 2) 1. 6 Sc in MR;
2. 6 İnc from Sc; (12) 3. (1 Sc, İnc) * 6; (18) 4. 1 Sc, İnc (2 Sc, İnc) * 5, 1 Sc; (24) 5. (3 Sc, İnc) * 6; (30) 6. 2 Sc, İnc (4 Sc, İnc) * 5, 2 Sc; (36) 7. (5 Sc, İnc) * 6; (42) 8. 3 Sc, İnc (6 Sc, İnc) * 5. 3 Sc; (48) 9. 48 Sc (1 row);
10. (7 Sc, İnc) * 6; (54)
11. (17 Sc, İnc) *3; (57)
12. (18 Sc, İnc) *3; (60)
13-16. 60 Sc (4 rows);
17. 21 Sc, 3 İnc, 12 Sc, 3 İnc, 21 Sc; (66)
Insert eyes between rows 15 and 16, at a distance of 9 Sc from edge to edge.
Step back 1 Sc from the increase / 1 Sc to the inc;
18-20. 66 Sc (3 rows);
21. (9 Sc, Dec) * 6; (60)
22. (8 Sc, Dec) * 6; (54)
23. (7 Sc, Dec) * 6; (48)
24. (6 Sc, Dec) * 6; (42)
25. (5 Sc, Dec) * 6; (36)
26. (4 Sc, Dec) * 6; (30)
27. (3 Sc, Dec) * 6; (24)
28. (6 Sc, Dec) * 3; (21)
Cut the thread, leaving a long end for sewing.
Bear in Overalls- Muzzle
Knit with color №03
1. 6 Sc in MR;
2. 6 İnc from Sc; (12)
3. (1 Sc, İnc) * 6; (18)
4. (2 Sc, İnc) * 6; (24)
5. 3 Sc, İnc from Sc, 3 Hdc, İnc DC, 1 Hdc, 2 Sc, İnc from Sc, 2 Sc, 1 Hdc, İnc from DC, 3 Hdc, İnc from Sc, 3 Sc, İnc; (30)
6. 30 Sl-st.
Close with an inconspicuous closing of the loop. Cut the thread, leaving a long end for sewing.
Bear in Overalls- Body.
1. 6 Sc in MR;
2. 6 İnc from Sc; (12)
3. (1 Sc, İnc) * 6; (18)
4. 1 Sc, İnc (2 Sc, İnc) * 5, 1 Sc; (24)
5. (3 Sc, İnc) * 6; (30) 6. 2 Sc, İnc (4 Sc, İnc) * 5, 2 Sc; (36) 7. (5 Sc, İnc) * 6; (42) 8. 3 Sc, İnc (6 Sc, İnc) * 5. 3 Sc; (48) 9. (7 Sc, İnc) * 6; (54) 10. 4 Sc, İnc (8 Sc, İnc) * 5. 4 Sc; (60) 11. (9 Sc, İnc) * 6; (66) 12-16. 66 Sc (5 rows);
17. 15 Sc, Dec (5 Sc, Dec) * 5, 14 Sc; (60) 18-19. 60 Sc (2 rows);
20. 14 Sc, Dec (4 Sc, Dec) * 5, 14 Sc; (54) 21-22. 54 Sc (2 rows);
23. 14 Sc, Dec (1 Sc, Dec) * 8, 14 Sc; (45) 24. 45 Sc (1 row);
25. (13 Sc, Dec) * 3; (42) 26. 42 Sc (1 row);
27. (5 Sc, Dec) * 6; (36) 28. 36 Sc (1 row);
29. 2 Sc, Dec (4 Sc, Dec) * 5, 2 Sc; (30) 30. 30 Sc (1 row);
31. (3 Sc, Dec) * 6; (24) 32. (6 Sc, Dec) * 3; (21)
SL-ST, cut the thread, hide.
Bear in Overalls- Upper paws 2 pcs.
The color for different palettes is indicated by “/”.
Start with color 07/03.
1. 6 Sc in MR;
2. 6 İnc from Sc; (12)
3. (1 Sc, İnc) * 6; (18)
4. (2 Sc, İnc) * 6; (24)
5. 24 Sc (1 row), on the last loop, change the color to the main 71/87
6. (3 Sc, İnc) * 6; (30)
7-10. 30 Sc (4 rows);
11. 9 Sc, 6 Dec, 9 Sc; (24)
12. 9 Sc, 3 Dec, 9 Sc; (21)
Stuff as you knit, paying special attention to decreases.
13. (5 Sc, Dec) * 3; (18)
14-17. 18 Sc; (4 rows)
18. (4 Sc, Dec) * 3; (15)
19-23. 15 Sc; (5 rows)
Stuff tightly up to row 18, from 19-20 (just a little bit), then you can not stuff, so that after sewing on the legs do not stick out.
24. (3 Sc, Dec) * 3; (12). + 3 sts of displacement. Fold in half and knit 6 Sc.
Cut the thread, leaving a long end for sewing.
Knit the second leg in the same way.
Bear in Overalls- Lower legs 2 pcs.
The color for a different palette is indicated by ” / “.
Start with color 07/03.
1. 6 Sc in MR;
2. 6 İnc from Sc; (12)
3. (1 Sc, İnc) * 6; (18)
4. (2 Sc, İnc) * 6; (24)
5. (3 Sc, İnc) * 6; (30)
6. 30 Sc (1 row), on the last loop, change color to the main 71/87
7. (4 Sc, İnc) * 6; (36)
8-11. 36 Sc (4 rows);
12. 12 Sc, 6 Dec, 12 Sc; (30)
13. 12 Sc, 3 Dec, 12 Sc; (27)
14. (7 Sc, Dec) * 3; (24)
15-18. 24 Sc (4 rows);
19. (2 Sc, Dec) * 6; (18)
20-24. 18 Sc (5 rows);
Stuff tightly up to the 15th row, from the 15th to the 21st row the density is weaker, then you can not stuff, so that after sewing the paws do not stick out.
25. (4 Sc, Dec) * 3; (15). + 3 sts of displacement. Fold in half and knit 7-8 Sc.
Cut the thread, leaving a long end for sewing.
Similarly, knit the second paw.
Video on tightening the muzzle (clickable).
Bear in Overalls Crochet Design and assembly of the muzzle.
Sew on the ears between the 4th and 11th rows. Where the upper and lower points are parallel, and the third point is at an angle, stepping back about 3 Sc.
Sew on the ear loops and the jumpers along the head. Below are photo instructions.
Sew on the muzzle.
First, stretch the muzzle a little to the sides
→ in the DC zone. Next, mark the placement. DC on both sides, will be in the lower right corner of the eye and the lower left corner of the eye.
Since we made a tightening, the rows between the eyes have an arched shape, sew the muzzle along the row that is in the center of the eye. (with increases)
In the “muzzle” detail, the final row was row 30 SL-ST. Sew, for the loops
of the previous row. Photo below. Bear in Overalls Crochet
Next, embroider with black thread: eyelashes, eyebrows and nose. Where the lower part of the nose is 1Sc from MR, the upper 2 rows to the edge: – (3 Sc, İnc … and a row of SL-ST). Pay special attention to the fact that the nose is symmetrical. Embroider with white thread: the whites of the eyes.
Sew the head to the body. We made 9 decreases along the tummy in row 24, this row can serve as a guide for the symmetrical placement of the head. The 5th decrease serves as the center of the tummy, we mark the head so that the points (5th decrease) and (center of the nose) are parallel. We check the symmetry from different angles and sew the head to the body, adding (if necessary) filler to the neck. So that it does not dangle during use.
Sew on the paws.
Sew on the lower paws between rows 15 and 16. At a distance of approximately 26-27 Sc from edge to edge.
Sew on the upper paws, stepping back 1 row from the head. At a distance of approximately 6-7 Sc, above the lower ones.
Clothes.
List of abbreviations.
• Kr – edge, (at the beginning of the row we remove the st., at the end we always knit purlwise).
• Purl – purl loops.
• H – yarn over (we make increases with yarn overs).
• KNİT – front loops.
• P – loop.
• 2/2 – knit with a rib pattern (2 knit, 2 purl).
Blouse (with knitting needles).
Cast on 32 sts on the knitting needles in any way convenient for you.
1. Kr, 30 knit, Kr; (32)
2. Kr, 4knit, n.l.n. 5knit, n.l.n. 8knit, n.l.n. 5knit, n.l.n. 4knit, Kr; (40)
Thus we make a yarn over.
3. Kr, 38 purl, Kr; (40)
4. Kr, 5knit, n.l.n. 7knit, n.l.n. 10knit, n.l.n 7knit, n.l.n 5knit, Kr; (48) 5. Kr 46 purl, Kr; (48) 6. Kr, 6knit, n.l.n. 9knit, n.l.n. 12knit, n.l.n 9knit, n.l.n 6knit, Kr; (56) 7. Kr, 54 purl, Kr; (56) 8. Kr, 7knit, n.l.n. 11knit, n.l.n. 14knit, n.l.n 11knit, n.l.n 7knit, Kr; (64) 9. Kr, 62 purl, Kr; (64) 10.Kr, 8knit, n.l.n. 13knit, n.l.n. 16knit, n.l.n 13knit, n.l.n 8knit, Kr; (72) 11.Kr, 70 purl, Kr; (72) 12.Kr, 9knit, n.l.n. 15knit, n.l.n. 18knit, n.l.n 15knit, n.l.n 9knit, Kr; (80) 13.Kr, 78 purl, Kr; (80) 14.Kr, 10knit, n.l.n. 17knit, n.l.n. 20knit, n.l.n 17knit, n.l.n 10knit, Kr; (88) 15.Kr, 86 purl, Kr; (88) Next we will close the sleeve loops.
16. K, 1knit, (n, 2knit) x 5, close 21 sts, in any way convenient for you, (2knit, n) x
10, close 21 sts, (2knit, n) x 5, 1knit, K; (66)
(The 1st loop that remains on the knitting needle after closing the sleeve is considered the first KNİT)
17. Switch to double-pointed knitting needles. K, 64 purl, K; (66)
18. Close in a circle and knit the required length, with front loops. I have 8 rows.
Next, close the loops. Along the edge loops, make an edging, SL-ST or Sc, at your discretion, and a loop for a button. Try it on a bear.
Panties (knitting needles)
Part 1, back piece.
Cast on 22 stitches in any way convenient for you.
1. K, 20knit, K; (22)
After knitting the first row, hang a marker, this will be the front eva side. We tie a cape for the front wall, if I’m not mistaken (twisted face), photo below.
2. Cr, 20knit, Cr; (22)
3. Kr, 1knit, n, 18knit, n, 1knit, Kr; (24)
4. Cr, 22knit, Cr; (24)
5. Kr, 1knit, n, 20knit, n, 1knit, Kr; (26)
6. Cr, 24knit, Cr; (26)
7. Cr, 1knit, n, 22knit, n, 1knit, Cr; (28)
8. Cr, 26knit, Cr; (28)
9. Cr, 1knit, n, 24knit, n, 1knit, Cr; (30)
10.Cr, 28knit, Cr; (30)
11.Cr, 1knit, n, 26knit, n, 1knit, Cr; (32)
12.Cr, 30knit, Cr; (32)
13.Cr, 1knit, n, 28knit, n, 1knit, Cr; (34)
14-21. Cr, 32knit, Cr; (34) (8 rows)
22-32. Cr, 2/2, Cr. We knit according to the pattern, where the outer, knit the outer loops,
facial – facial hinges. (11 rows)
On the 33m row, we close.
The second part, the front side.
We take the product, the marker looks at you. In the first row, (it forms a braid) behind the back walls, cast 22 loops on a needle.
1. Cr, 20knit, Cr; (22)
2. Cr, 20knit, Cr; (22)
3. Cr, 20knit, Cr; (22)
4. Cr, 20knit, Cr; (22)
5. Cr, 20knit, Cr; (22)
6. Cr, 20knit, Cr; (22)
7. Kr, 1knit, n, 18knit, n, 1knit, Kr; (24)
8. Cr, 22knit, Cr; (24)
9. Kr, 1knit, n, 20knit, n, 1knit, Kr; (26)
10.Cr, 24knit, Cr; (26)
11.Cr, 1knit, n, 22knit, n, 1knit, Cr; (28)
12.Cr, 26knit, Cr; (28)
13.Cr, 1knit, n, 24knit, n, 1knit, Cr; (30)
14.Cr, 28knit, Cr; (30)
15.Cr, 1knit, n, 26knit, n, 1knit, Cr; (32)
16.Cr, 30knit, Cr; (32)
17.Cr, 1knit, n, 28knit, n, 1knit, Cr; (34)
18.Cr, 32knit, Cr; (34)
19.Cr, 1knit, n, 30knit, n, 1knit, Cr; (36)
20.Cr, 34knit, Cr; (36)
21-25. Cr, 2/2, Cr. (36)
26. Chr, 1 sc knit in pattern, 1p close, 30 sc in pattern, 1p close, 1p in pattern, Chr; (34)
27. Chr, 1p on pattern, 1p cast on, 30 pt on pattern, 1p cast on, 1p on pattern, Chr; (36)
28-29. Cr, 2/2, Cr. (36)
30. Chr, 1 sc knit in pattern, 1p close, 30 sc in pattern, 1p close, 1p in pattern, Cr; (34)
31. Chr, 1p on pattern, 1p cast on, 30 pt on pattern, 1p cast on, 1p on pattern, Chr; (36)
32. Cr, 2/2, Cr. (36)
On the 33m row, close all loops.
Moving on to edging and straps. I’ll take hook #2.
The product is located facing you. Join the yarn to row 1 (it serves as the center), and knit SL-ST along the edge, without tightening the loops. From the corner of the back of the panties, approximately through 10Sl-st, knit 36 Ch (you may have a different amount of Ch, depending on the density of your knitting and the desired length of the strap) in the 7th sc from the hook knit sb to the end of the chain, thus made button loop. 10 Sl-st and again 36 Ch, knit, similar to the first strap. Next, close the SL-ST, along the edge of the entire product, with an inconspicuous loop closure. Thread hiding.
Sew buttons. On the front piece, backtracking about 8 loops from each of the sides, buttons for the strap. Let’s make sure they are symmetrical.
Along the back piece, on the facing side, sew the buttons under those loops we closed in the front piece.
Crochet Bear in Overalls Crochet jumpsuit.
(Important! I knit clothes quite tightly with a hook, used hook No. 2.25, overalls sit on the toy loosely, but not great. If your knitting density is less, I recommend knitting clothes with a hook with a hook No. 1.75. and , used “Children’s novelty” 50gr/200m and hook No1,75, overalls according to the description of the villages – ideally.)
Assemble a chain of 25 Ch. Knit in turned rows, i.e. always 1 Ch at the end of the row and turn the work clockwise. (Front)
1-6. From second loop from hook, 24 Sc;
7. Inc, 22 Sc, Inc; (26)
8. Inc, 24 Sc, Inc; (28)
9. Inc, 26 Sc, Inc; (30)
10. Inc, 28 Sc, Inc; (32)
11. Inc, 30 Sc, Inc; (34)
12. Inc, 32 Sc, Inc; (36)
13-15. 36 Sc; (3 rows)
16. 1 Sc, 2 Ch, (2 Sc skip), 30 Sc, 2 Ch, (2 Sc skip), 1 Sc; (32)
Importantly, you can knit 3 Ch and 3 Sc skip, vs6 depends on the diameter of the buttons chosen.
17-18. 36 Sc; (2 rows) Bind Sc under Ch as shown in photo.
19. 1 Sc, 2 Ch, (2 Sc skip), 30 Sc, 2 Ch, (2 Sc skip), 1 Sc; (32)
20-22. 36 Sc; (3 rows). Cut the thread, hide.
Knit the second part (back). Join the thread to the first row.
1. Along the first row, knit 24 Sc;
2-5. 24 Sc;
6. Inc, 22 Sc, Inc; (26)
7. Inc, 24 Sc, Inc; (28)
8. Inc, 26 Sc, Inc; (30)
9. Inc, 28 Sc, Inc; (32)
10. Inc, 30 Sc, Inc; (34)
11. Inc, 32 Sc, Inc; (36)
12. Inc, 34 Sc, Inc; (38)
13. Inc, 36 Sc, Inc; (40)
14. 3İnc (triple increment, 3 Sc in 1 sc), 38 Sc, 3İnc; (44)
15. 3İnc, 42 Sc, 3İnc; (48)
16-25. 48 Sc; (10 rows). We do not cut the thread, we continue → We knit the edge. Knit Sc around edge. By Sc knit Sl-st.
Tying around the entire piece, trim the thread to hide.
Bear in Overalls Crochet Next, on the front, back off 8 Sc from each edge, in the 8 put a marker. In loop 8, attach the thread (important, not in SL-ST, but in the columns below them)
1. Joining yarn in 8th loop, not making Ch, knit 22 to marker, in 8th SL-ST;
2. Turn the knit, and without making a Ch, with the second p from the hook, knit 19Sc + SL-ST;
3. Without Ch unroll, with 2nd p, 17 Sc + SL-ST;
4. Turn without Ch, with 2nd p, 15 Sc + SL-ST;
5. Turn without Ch, with 2nd p, 13 Sc + SL-ST;
6. Turn without Ch, with 2nd p, 11 Sc + SL-ST;
7. Turn without Ch, with 2nd p, 9 S c + SL-ST;
8. Turn without Ch, from the 1st st from the hook, 9 Sc + SL-ST into the side bridge.
Make the edging and straps. Attach the thread in the corner, from the front side, in Sc (under Sl-st), knit Sc to the corner.
Next, dial a chain of 34 Ch, from the 7th st knit Sc along the chain to its base, SL-ST in the next loop, SL-ST along the product. Before the last column, dial 34 Ch, from the 7th st, knit Sc to the base, Sl-st in the next. Sc along the edge to the corner, Sl-st. Cut the thread and hide it.
Sew the buttons on the back, from the front side.
Fasten the straps, crosswise, on the upper side buttons.
Congratulations! Your Bear in Overalls Crochet ready!
