Baby Bear Jacket Crochet Pattern

Baby Bear Jacket Crochet Pattern: Hello my friends and readers of the Manual Crafts blog, how are you? Well, I sincerely hope you are all well. Crochet is an incredible arena, a beautiful manual art that transforms woolen threads into beautiful pieces to decorate our home and also beautiful pieces of clothing. Today we are going to talk about how we can make a cute baby bear jacket.

Baby Bear Jacket  is a fun way to practice our crochet skills and create a beautiful piece of clothing. This garment is made from stitches and alternating between threads of different shades. In the end it looks beautiful and a beautiful option for a gift.

This Baby Bear Jacket  is certainly the cutest piece you’ve ever seen here on our blog. It is a beautiful way to present a friend’s child or to give to your baby. We know that crochet clothes are perfect for babies, as the soft yarn warms them from the cold and makes them cuter and more graceful.

Materials:
Variety of colored yarns
Crochet hook: U.S. H/8 [5 mm] or appropriate size to achieve correct gauge.
Buttons: 4 (5-6).

Sizes:
Based on chest measurement
6 months: 17″ [43 cm]
12 months: 18″ [45.5 cm]
18 months: 19″ [48.5 cm]
Finished chest measurements
6 months: 20″ [51 cm]
12 months: 22½” [57cm]
18 months: 24½” [62 cm]

Gauge:

Gauge: 14 double crochets and 8.5 rows = 4″ [10 cm].

1st Row (Wrong Side – Foundation row):
Start by making a double crochet (dc) in the 4th chain from the hook (considered as 2nd double crochet). Make 1 dc in each of the next 6 chains (Front – Floor). In the next chain, make (1 dc, chain 2, 1 dc). Make 1 dc in each of the next 8 chains (Sleeve). Again, make (1 dc, chain 2, 1 dc) in the next chain. Continue with 1 dc in each of the next 14 chains (Back). Repeat the (1 dc, chain 2, 1 dc) sequence in the following chain. Proceed with 1 dc in each of the next 8 chains (Sleeve). Once more, make (1 dc, chain 2, 1 dc) in the next chain. Finally, create 1 dc in each of the last 8 chains (Front). Turn your work. This row consists of 54 dc stitches and 4 chain-2 spaces.

2nd Row (Increasing row):
Chain 3 (this will be considered as a dc throughout the pattern). *[Make 1 dc in each dc stitch until the next chain-2 space. In the next chain-2 space, create (1 dc, chain 2, 1 dc)]. Repeat this sequence four times. Then, make 1 dc in each dc stitch until the end of the row. Turn. This row consists of 62 dc stitches and 4 chain-2 spaces.

Repeat the 2nd row pattern 7 (9-11) more times. This will result in a total of 118 (134-150) dc stitches and 4 chain-2 spaces.

Note: At this stage, there will be 17 (19-21) stitches for each Front section, 26 (30-34) stitches for each sleeve, and 32 (36-40) stitches for the Back section.

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BODY
1st Row (Right Side – Dividing row):
Chain 3. Make 1 dc in each dc stitch until the next chain-2 space. Create 1 dc in the next chain-2 space. Chain 4 for underarm. Skip all stitches of the next Sleeve section. Make 1 dc in the following chain-2 space. Repeat this sequence once more. Finally, make 1 dc in each dc stitch until the end of the row. Turn. This row consists of 70 (78-86) dc stitches and 2 chain-4 spaces.

2nd Row:
Chain 3. Create 1 dc in each stitch and chain across the row. Turn. This row consists of 78 (86-94) dc stitches.

3rd Row:
Chain 3. Make 1 dc in each dc stitch across the row. Turn.

Repeat the last row pattern until the Body measures 6 (8-10)” [15 (20.5-25.5) cm] from the underarm. Fasten off.

SLEEVES
Note: Turn your work at the end of each round of the Sleeve to maintain the same texture as the Body.

1st Round (Right Side):
Join the yarn with a slip stitch in the 3rd chain of the underarm chain. Chain 3 (this counts as a dc). Make 2 dc in the next chain. Make 1 dc in each dc stitch of the Sleeve. Make 2 dc in the next chain from the underarm chain. Finally, make 1 dc in the last chain. Join with a slip stitch to the top of the chain 3.Turn. This round consists of 32 (36-40) dc stitches.

2nd Round (Wrong Side – Decreasing round):
Chain 3. Work a dc2tog (double crochet 2 together). Then, make 1 dc in each dc stitch until there are 2 stitches remaining. Work another dc2tog. Join with a slip stitch to the top of the chain 3.Turn. This round consists of 30 (34-38) dc stitches.

3rd Round:
Chain 3. Make 1 dc in each dc stitch around. Join with a slip stitch to the top of the chain 3.Turn.

Repeat the 2nd and 3rd rounds 4 (6-7) more times. This will leave you with 22 (22-24) dc stitches.

Continue repeating the 3rd round until the Sleeve measures 6 (8-9)” [15 (20.5-23) cm] from the underarm. Fasten off.

HOOD
1st Row (Right Side):
Working into the back loops of the foundation chain, skip the first chain. Join the yarn with a slip stitch in the next chain. Chain 3. Make 1 dc in each of the next 17 chains. Repeat (2 dc in the next chain) 14 times. Finally, make 1 dc in each of the last 18 chains. Turn. Leave the last chain unworked. This row consists of 64 dc stitches.

2nd Row:
Chain 3. Make 1 dc in each dc stitch across the row. Turn.

Repeat the last row until the Hood measures 8″ [20.5 cm] from the neck edge. Do not fasten off.

Join the top of the Hood: Fold the last row of the Hood in half, and while working through both layers, slip stitch in each stitch across to join the top of the Hood.

EARS (make 2):
Chain 5.

1st Row:
Create 6 treble (tr) crochet stitches in the 5th chain from the hook (the skipped chain 4 counts as a tr). Turn. This row consists of 7 tr stitches.

2nd Row:
Chain 4 (this counts as a tr). Make 1 tr in the first stitch (increase made). Repeat (2 tr in the next stitch) 6 times. This row consists of 14 tr stitches.

Fasten off, leaving a long tail. Use the tail to sew each Ear to the Hood, curving the Ear into a crescent shape as shown in the photo.

FINISHING
Sew 4 (5-6) buttons evenly spaced along the Left Front. Use coordinating spaces between the dc stitches along the Right Front to create buttonholes.

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