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    ABEJITA

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    AMIGURUMI

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    © 2008 by http://amigurumiparadise.etsy.

    com
    Please do not redistribute, resell, and/or translate pattern into another language for reselling;
    including publishing on the internet. Do not sell the finished dolls on the internet.
    Feel free to sell your Smiling Bee or Bug in your local stores/bazaars!
    E-Mail: amigurumi.paradise@gmx.net
    Smiling Bee or Bug Pattern © 2008 by http://amigurumiparadise.etsy.com

    If you have any questions about this pattern or problems while making your smiling insect, feel free to
    contact me! ☺

    Materials Abbreviations

    − Bee: FO fasten off


    yarn in colors yellow and brown
    ch chain
    (I’m using cotton yarn with 22 WPI*)
    sl st slip stitch
    − Bug:
    yarn in as many colors as you want sc single crochet
    decrease
    − crochet hook in fitting size (e.g. 3 mm) dec
    (2 sc worked off together)
    − felt (in wing color) inc increase (2 sc in next stitch)
    − filling (Polyfil or Fibrefill)
    − sewing needle
    − yarn, beads, sequins, ribbons, and so on for face
    and embellishment/embroidery
    − craft glue, scissors, stitch marker
    WPI

    *) WPI – wraps per inch


    To measure the WPI of your yarn, wrap it around a pencil, a ruler or
    something else, until it reaches 1 inch. Then count the number of wraps
    you have.

    − I recommend beginning all rounds with an adjustable ring.


    − All rounds are worked in a continuous spiral; do not join rounds with a slip stitch unless indicated.
    − You may find it useful to mark your rounds with a stitch marker.

    Kopf
    Round 1: 5 sc
    Round 2: inc around (10)
    Round 3: (sc, inc) repeat around (15)
    Round 4: (2 sc, inc) repeat around (20)
    Round 5: (3 sc, inc) repeat around (25)
    Round 6 – 8: sc around (25)
    Round 9: (3sc, dec) repeat around (20)
    Round 10: dec around (10)
    FO, leave a long yarn tail for sewing head to body, stuff head.

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    Smiling Bee or Bug Pattern © 2008 by http://amigurumiparadise.etsy.com

    Body
    Bee Colorful Bug
    with brown: Use all the colors you like and change back and forth between
    Round 1: 6 sc them while crocheting the body of your colorful bug!
    Round 2: inc around (12)
    Round 1: 6 sc
    Round 3: (sc, inc) repeat around (18)
    Round 2: inc around (12)
    with yellow: Round 3: (sc, inc) repeat around (18)
    Round 4 – 5: sc around (18) Round 4 – 9: sc around (18)
    Round 10: (2 dec, sc, 2 dec) repeat (10)
    with brown:
    Round 6 – 7: sc around (18)
    with yellow:
    Round 8 – 9: sc around (18)
    Round 10: (2 dec, sc, 2 dec) repeat (10)
    FO, weave in loose end, stuff body, and sew to head.

    Arms (make 2)
    for bee with brown / for bug just as you like ☺
    Round 1: 6 sc
    Round 2 – 5: sc (6)
    FO, leave a long yarn tail, close the hole (no need to stuff) and sew arm to body.

    Legs (make 2)
    for bee with brown / for bug just as you like ☺
    Round 1: 6 sc
    Round 2: (sc, inc) repeat around (9)
    Round 3: sc (9)
    Round 4: (sc, dec) repeat around (6)
    FO, leave a (very) long yarn tail, stuff a little bit and close the hole. Now you have
    a feet, use a part of the yarn tail as leg (OR: ch 6) and sew it to body.

    Wings (make 2)
    for bee with white / for bug just as you like ☺
    Round 1: 6 sc
    Round 2: inc around (12)
    Round 3: (sc, inc) repeat around (18)
    FO, weave in loose end of the “inner” yarn tail, leave the “outer” yarn tail
    for sewing wing to body.
    Cut out a circle of felt that’s a little bit smaller than your wing, sew felt to wrong
    side of wing, make embroidery embellishment; when finished, sew wing to body.

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    Smiling Bee or Bug Pattern © 2008 by http://amigurumiparadise.etsy.com

    Antennas (make 2)
    for bee with brown / for bug just as you like ☺
    Cut about a 30 cm (12 inches) length of yarn and fold it in half. Stick the
    crochet hook in one hole and out another on the head (around a
    stitch). Grab the yarn with the hook and pull a small loop of the yarn
    through.
    Keeping the hook in the loop, hook the two sections of yarn and pull another
    loop through the first (like you are making a crochet chain with 2 yarns).
    Ch 7 (or repeat until the antenna is the length you like). Pull tightly to end
    and cut yarn to desired length.

    Finishing
    Now give your bee/bug a really biiiiiiig smile and two eyes, make desired embellishment (e. g. embroidery on
    wings or belly), and pull a ribbon through top of head, so that your smiling insect will be able to “fly”. ☺

    Your Smiling Bee / Bug is ready!!


    Enjoy!

    If you find the time, I’d love to see a picture of your smiling insect! ☺

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