Crochet Bear In Pot/Burger Transformation Pattern

Transform an adorable crochet bear in a pot into a cute burger with this fun tutorial that's perfect for unique Crochet enthusiasts.

Imagine a crochet project that doubles the fun! This unique tutorial shows how to crochet an adorable bear in a pot, which can cleverly transform into a playful burger. Perfect for adding a whimsical touch to your decor or as a delightful toy for children, this versatile creation will surely impress. The pattern is easy to follow and suitable for all skill levels. The innovative design offers great usability, making it an excellent gift idea or a charming conversation piece. Enhance your crochet repertoire with this entertaining and multi-functional project.

How To Crochet Bear In Pot/Burger Amigurumi

 Materials And Tools:

Yarn

• Brown yarn (for the bear)
• Cream-colored yarn (for the alternate bear)
• Pink yarn (for the nose)
• Yellow yarn (for the honey pot)
• Other colors as desired for additional pots

Tools

• Crochet Hook
• Stitch Markers
• Scissors
• Yarn Needle

Additional Materials

• Stuffing
• Eyes (optional, can be glued on)
• Glue (for eyes)

Step by step Pattern

Bear Body

1. Magic Ring and Single Crochets
   • Make a magic ring with brown yarn.
   • Do six single crochets in the magic ring.
2. Pull Tail to Close Hole
   • Pull the tail to close the hole.
   • End the round with a slip stitch in the first stitch.
3. First Stitch Marked
   • Mark the first single crochet with a stitch marker.
4. Increases
   • Do a single crochet in the next stitch.
   • Do five increases for the round (total of six increases).
5. Continue Increasing
   • Round 3: Single crochet in first stitch, mark it, then single crochet increase. Repeat for six times.
   • Round 4: Single crochet in first stitch, single crochet in next, increase in the third. Repeat for six times.
   • Round 5: Three single crochets, increase. Repeat for six times.
6. Single Crochets to Shape
   • Round 6-10: 30 single crochets.
7. Decreases
   • Round 11: Three single crochets, decrease. Repeat six times.
   • Round 12: Two single crochets, decrease. Repeat six times.
   • Round 13: One single crochet, decrease. Repeat six times.
   • Round 14: Six decreases.
8. Finish Off Bear Body
   • Add stuffing.
   • End with slip stitch in the first stitch.
   • Sew the tail outwards, pull to tighten the hole, tie a knot, and hide ends.

Bear Ears

1. Magic Ring and Single Crochets
   • Make a magic ring, six single crochets. Pull tail to close, end with slip stitch.
   • Make two ears.
2. Attach Ears
   • Position ears and sew them onto the head. Tie and hide the tails.

Bear Snout

1. Magic Ring
   • Create snout with normal magic ring, a smaller tail.
2. Attach Snout
   • Sew it in a 2x2 stitch square on the bear's face between row 5 and 6. Tie and hide tails.

Bear Eyes and Nose

1. Eyes
   • Position and insert between row 5 and 6 beside snout.
2. Nose
   • Sew a T-shaped nose using darker yarn, tie and hide tails.

Bear Completion

• Glue the eyes in place.
• Optional: Make another bear with different color.

Pot Creation

1. Magic Ring and Single Crochets
   • Start with a magic ring and six single crochets.
   • Pull the tail to close.
2. Increases
   • Round 2: Single crochet, increase. Repeat for six times.
   • Round 3: Single crochet, increase. Repeat for six times.
   • Round 4: Two single crochets, increase. Repeat for six times.
   • Round 5: Three single crochets, increase. Repeat for six times.
   • Round 6: Four single crochets, increase. Repeat for six times.
3. 40 Single Crochets
   • Round 7-10: 40 single crochets.
4. Color Change (Optional)
   • Round 11: Change to second yarn color. 36 single crochets.
5. Double Crochets
   • Round 11: Chain two, 36 double crochets.
   • End with slip stitch.

Pot Finishing

• Hide tails, weave in ends.
• Fold the top part to form the lid.

Optional: Burger Conversion

• Make an additional pot to convert the bear into a burger.

Conclusion

• Final showcase of the bear in pot and burger conversion.
• Encourage viewers to try different colors and combinations.

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