Bear Towel Holder Crochet Pattern

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Bear Towel Holder

















Abbreviations:

ch=chain

sc = single crochet

hdc = half double crochet

sl st = slip stitch

dc = double crochet

fpdc = front post double crochet

bpdc = back post double crochet

trc = treble crochet

dec = decrease

inc = increase

yo=yarn over

tog=together

rem=remaining


Materials Needed:

¼ oz. Brown worsted weight cotton yarn

Scraps of tan worsted weight cotton yarn

Size H crochet hook

¼" eyes

Glue or Glue Gun

Darning Needle

Scissors

Row 1.  Ch 8 and sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across. (7 sc made.)

Row 2. Ch 1 and turn, Make 2 sc in 1s st. Sc in each st until last st, make 2 sc in last st. (9 sc made.)

Row 3. Ch 1 and turn, Make 2 sc in 1s st. Sc in each st until last st, make 2 sc in last st. (11 sc  made.)

Row 4. Ch 1 and turn, Make 2 sc in 1s st. Sc in each st until last st, make 2 sc in last st. (13 sc  made.)

Row 5. Ch 1 and turn, sc 1st 2 sts tog. Sc in each st across until the last 2 sts. Sc last 2 sts tog. (11 sts made.)

Row 7.  Ch 1 and turn. Sc in each of the 11 sts across.

Row 8. Ch 1 and turn, sc 1st 2 sts tog. Sc in each st across until the last 2 sts. Sc last 2 sts tog. (9 sts made.)

Row 9. Ch 1 and turn, sc 1st 2 sts tog. Sc in each st across until the last 2 sts. Sc last 2 sts tog. (7 sc made.)

Row 10. Ch 1 and turn, sc 1st 2 sts tog. Sc in each st across until the last 2 sts. Sc last 2 sts tog. (5 sc made.)

Row 11. Ch 1 and turn, sc 1st 2 sts tog. Sc in each st across until the last 2 sts. Sc last 2 sts tog. (3 sc made.)

Row 12. Ch 1 and sc in each of the 3 sts across.

Begin Back side.

Row 1. Ch 1 and turn. Sc in each of the 3 sts across.

Row 2. Ch 1 and turn. Sc in each of the 3 sts across.

Row 3. Ch 1 and turn, Make 2 sc in 1s st. Sc in each st until last st, make 2 sc in last st. (5 sc made.)

Row 4. Ch 1 and turn, Make 2 sc in 1s st. Sc in each st until last st, make 2 sc in last st. (7 sc made.)

Row 5. Ch 1 and turn, Make 2 sc in 1s st. Sc in each st until last st, make 2 sc in last st. (9 sc made.)

Row 6. Ch 1 and turn, Make 2 sc in 1s st. Sc in each st until last st, make 2 sc in last st. (11 sc made.)

Row 7. Ch 1 and turn. Sc in each of the 11 sc across.

Row 8. Ch 1 and turn, Make 2 sc in 1s st. Sc in each st until last st, make 2 sc in last st. (13 sc made.)

Row 9.  Ch 1 and turn. Sc 1st 2 sts tog. Sc in each st until the last 2 sts. Sc last 2 sts tog. (11 sc made.)

Row 10.  Ch 1 and turn. Sc 1st 2 sts tog. Sc in each st until the last 2 sts. Sc last 2 sts tog. (9 sc made.)

Row 11.  Ch 1 and turn. Sc 1st 2 sts tog. Sc in each st until the last 2 sts. Sc last 2 sts tog. (7 sc made.) sc made.

Finishing

Rnd 1. Sk 10 st and sc in side of last st.


Rnd 2. Sc in each of the 20 chs. Sc in each of the next sc aross side of piece until next ch20 loop is reached. Sc in each of the next 20 chs.  Sc in each remaining sts across side and join to 1st sc made on this round. End off and weave in end.

Set aside.









Ears - Make 2
Row 1. With tan yarn and I hook, make a magic circle. Ch 1 and make 7 sc in the circle. Tighten the ring.


Row 2. Ch 1 and sc in 1st sc. (Make 2 sc in next st, sc in next st) across. (11 sc made.) Do not end off Tan but do turn to work across the raw edge. Make 6 sc across the bottom. End off Tan.


Row 3.  Attach brown in 1st tan st on Row 2.


Ch  1 and sc in the same st. Make 2 sc in the next st. Make 2 sc in the next st. (Sc in next st, make 2 sc in next st) 4 times. (15 scs made.) 


Sl st into next st and end off leaving a long tail to set to towel as shown below.


Set aside and make the opposite ear and attach to the opposite side of head as shown below.


Muzzle


Row 1. With tan and H hook ch 4, sc  in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across. (3 sc made.)

Row 2.  Ch 1 and turn. Sc in 1st st, sk next st, sc in last st. (2 sc.)

Row 3. Ch 1 and sc both sts tog. (1 sc.)

Finishing
Rnd 1.  Turn to side and make 2 sc down raw edge leaving room for 2 more sts. 



Make hdc in next st. In the corner make hdc and 2 sc. . Sc in next st. in the next corner make 2 sc and 1 hdc. Hdc in the next st up side. Make 3 sc up next side. End with ch 1 and join the next sc. End off leaving a long tail to sew to face.



With brown yarn and darning needle embroider a nose on muzzle.
















Sew muzzle to face.
Glue eyes to Bear as shown above.

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