Written pattern for anyone who’s wondering, except I start with a magic ring and i don’t slip stitch and chain at the start of each round because it’s pointless and it could be hard for beginners to understand ( also it ads more completely unnecessary steps) so maybe this written pattern helps: Abbreviations: - st: stitch - Sts: stitches - sc: single crochet - MR: magic ring - Bo: bobble stitch (4 dc together) - Inc: increase ( 2sc in the same st) - Dec: decrease - ()* number of times of what’s in the parentheses. Ex: (sc, dec)*4 means you put one single crochet in the first stitch, than you do a decrease and repeat 4 times - [nr of sts in each row] - 2sc or 3sc etc means you put one st in the next number of stitches mentioned 1. 5sc in MR [5] 2. Inc in all 5 st [10] 3. 2sc, inc, Bo, sc, inc, Bo, sc, inc, sc [13] 4. Sc in all st [13] 5. 6sc, Bo, 6sc [13] 6. (sc, dec)*4, sc in the last st [9] 7. (Sc, inc)*4, sc in the last st [13] 8. 5sc, Bo, 3sc, Bo, 3sc [13] 9. Sc in al sts [13] 10. 5sc, Bo, 3sc, Bo, 3sc [13] 11. (Sc,dec)*4, sc in last st [9] 12. Optional but i like doing 3 more dec in the next stitches so from 9 sts you get to 6 and sewing the hole looks neater :)
ah i wish i would’ve seen this because i struggled to follow the video. i also never understood slip stitches at the end of rows it makes it confusing. thank you!
I did it exactly the same step by step and I have 3 feet not 4? This is a great video but really difficult to follow you need to put written instructions on the video as well. Play pause play pause.. easy to get confused as a beginner.
@@user-rm3pg1zf8m hey it's not three feet. We start from the top and then go down. Three bumps in the start are two ears and a nose. The hands and feet come after the decrease. Hope this helps ❤️
at first I thought I made a mistake by doing 3 legs 😭😭 but it turned into a really adorable (and huge) i'll make a few more tiny bears thank you so much!! ❤
Great video but hard to follow for beginners, i have ended up with too many stitches and a wonky head 🙈🤣 the hardest part to follow was when you slip stitched to the next round then if you put your first stitch into the same stitch as the slip stitch or into the next one instead. (If that makes sense 🤣)
@@treasureintheattic4614 at first it ende bad, but second ended very good, i am a begginer, but now more experimented triste is the fiesta proyecto i finish thabk you so much
Hello! Just wondering if I could post a video of this pattern ( how to make it ) I would OF COURSE put credits to you ( your pattern is AMAZING BY THE WAY ) any ways just wondering!!
@@treasureintheattic4614 I don’t know how it went wrong but it went wrong. I know I wasn’t counting the stiches properly and that’s probably why and it came out more wide at the bottom than the top and it had a wiggly ghost shape you couldn’t tell it was a gummy bear. The only bit I could make out were the ears at the too
The updated video is also uploaded. Hope this seems easy
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Written pattern for anyone who’s wondering, except I start with a magic ring and i don’t slip stitch and chain at the start of each round because it’s pointless and it could be hard for beginners to understand ( also it ads more completely unnecessary steps) so maybe this written pattern helps:
Abbreviations:
- st: stitch
- Sts: stitches
- sc: single crochet
- MR: magic ring
- Bo: bobble stitch (4 dc together)
- Inc: increase ( 2sc in the same st)
- Dec: decrease
- ()* number of times of what’s in the parentheses. Ex: (sc, dec)*4 means you put one single crochet in the first stitch, than you do a decrease and repeat 4 times
- [nr of sts in each row]
- 2sc or 3sc etc means you put one st in the next number of stitches mentioned
1. 5sc in MR [5]
2. Inc in all 5 st [10]
3. 2sc, inc, Bo, sc, inc, Bo, sc, inc, sc [13]
4. Sc in all st [13]
5. 6sc, Bo, 6sc [13]
6. (sc, dec)*4, sc in the last st [9]
7. (Sc, inc)*4, sc in the last st [13]
8. 5sc, Bo, 3sc, Bo, 3sc [13]
9. Sc in al sts [13]
10. 5sc, Bo, 3sc, Bo, 3sc [13]
11. (Sc,dec)*4, sc in last st [9]
12. Optional but i like doing 3 more dec in the next stitches so from 9 sts you get to 6 and sewing the hole looks neater :)
omg tysm you helped me so much!!!
TYSM
thaank youuuuuuuuuuu!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
thank you so much omg
ah i wish i would’ve seen this because i struggled to follow the video. i also never understood slip stitches at the end of rows it makes it confusing. thank you!
They are so super cute, I made one and he is so super cute, i am gonna make some more… thanxx for this great tutorial…..🙏🏻👍 Greetz from Holland 🇳🇱
I did it exactly the same step by step and I have 3 feet not 4? This is a great video but really difficult to follow you need to put written instructions on the video as well. Play pause play pause.. easy to get confused as a beginner.
To get four feet you need to repeat R8 for R10 as well. You should have a total of 11 rounds ❤️ hope that helps
I’m a beginner too I’m going to make it anyways thanks treasure in the attic that will really help me ❤😊❤
I have 3 foots too. It's to quick.
@@user-rm3pg1zf8m hey it's not three feet. We start from the top and then go down. Three bumps in the start are two ears and a nose. The hands and feet come after the decrease. Hope this helps ❤️
that's what I thought at first I was confused but first we start from the head loll@@user-rm3pg1zf8m
this video was sooo easy to follow, thanks for sharing:)
Aww i love these omg
Thank you so much! This pattern is just right :)
at first I thought I made a mistake by doing 3 legs 😭😭 but it turned into a really adorable (and huge) i'll make a few more tiny bears thank you so much!! ❤
My has 6 legs
@@crochettimme are you sure you are following the right video? 😭
Sooo easy!!
Love the video Ive just made one and I love it. Can we sell the finshed project from your patterns ? Thank you xx
Please go for it ❤️
They cute
Great video but hard to follow for beginners, i have ended up with too many stitches and a wonky head 🙈🤣 the hardest part to follow was when you slip stitched to the next round then if you put your first stitch into the same stitch as the slip stitch or into the next one instead. (If that makes sense 🤣)
Same one. Chain 1 does not count as a stitch
@@treasureintheattic4614 at first it ende bad, but second ended very good, i am a begginer, but now more experimented triste is the fiesta proyecto i finish thabk you so much
Hi they cute
i struggled a lot with the bubble part. i didnt really understand how to do that.
Hey, it's bobble stitch. We make 4 or 5 incomplete DC and finish them at the same time ❤️
@@treasureintheattic4614 omg thank you. I was so confused.
Hello! Just wondering if I could post a video of this pattern ( how to make it ) I would OF COURSE put credits to you ( your pattern is AMAZING BY THE WAY ) any ways just wondering!!
Mine looks fine, except the head is to the side, instead of straight on.
With the bobble, The math just ain’t mathingggggg!!!!
Bobble is just incomplete 4 or 5 DC completed as one
Mine came out weong
Can you please share how?
@@treasureintheattic4614 I don’t know how it went wrong but it went wrong. I know I wasn’t counting the stiches properly and that’s probably why and it came out more wide at the bottom than the top and it had a wiggly ghost shape you couldn’t tell it was a gummy bear. The only bit I could make out were the ears at the too
One of our sweet subscribers was kind enough to write the pattern. Please see the pinned comment
@@treasureintheattic4614 thank you! :)
Very confusing video.
When u say "we are going to work a buble u already start it. Sorry but u explain to fast
It's a bobble stitch. 4 or 5 incomplete double crochets finished as one ❤️ hope it makes sense
Then slow it down❤❤
Ok thanx
And could u remake this vidio and Write în there what ur Gonna do în the round
And explein by speaking
Why do you sound irritated
Do I? I'm sorry if you felt that way I wasn't irritated at all ❤️
@@treasureintheattic4614 thanx!
She sounds just fine. 😊
Please next time teach better and not to be rude before you teach can you learn how to pronounce better because it took forever to understand