Leg (2 pieces):

1. 8 sc
2. 8 inc = 16 sc
3. (1 sc, inc) x 8 = 24 sc
4. (2 sc, inc) x 8 = 32 sc
   5-8. 32 sc (4 rows)
5. (2 sc, dec) x 8 = 24 sc
6. (1 sc, dec) x 8 = 16 sc
   11-21. 16 sc (11 rows)

Tighten the opening.

Arm (2 pieces):

1. 6 sc
2. 6 inc = 12 sc
3. (1 sc, inc) x 6 = 18 sc
4. (2 sc, inc) x 6 = 24 sc
   5-7. 24 sc (3 rows)
5. (2 sc, dec) x 6 = 18 sc
6. (2 sc, dec) x 4, 2 sc = 14 sc
   10-21. 14 sc (12 rows)
7. (1 sc, dec) x 4, 2 sc = 10 sc

Tighten the opening.

Tail:

1. 6 sc
2. 6 inc = 12 sc
3. (1 sc, inc) x 6 = 18 sc
4. 18 sc

Snout shaping
Shape the snout and embroider the nose.

Thread fastening
Legs: count 9 rows from the bottom, insert between rows 9 and 10.
Arms: count 6 rows from the top, insert between rows 6 and 7.

Skirt
Capron ribbon – 1 m, treat the edges with fire to prevent fraying. Satin ribbon – 70 cm, thread into a needle.

Step back 3 mm from the bottom edge, thread the Capron ribbon onto the needle, making stitches approximately every 5 mm, leaving a long end of the satin ribbon on both sides of the skirt for tying.

Try on the bear, make fixing knots on the satin ribbon on both sides of the Capron ribbon so that the skirt is always the same width.

Rose
Mark a 1.5 m Capron ribbon with dots for needle insertion along the entire length, first once every 3.5 cm, then every 2.5 cm. Use a long needle with a sharp tip, without thread.

Push the “accordion” towards the needle’s eye. The end of the Capron ribbon near the needle’s eye is threaded into the eye, and start twisting the needle, forming a rose. Then slightly twist the needle back and thread the end of the Capron ribbon through all the holes, pulling the needle out.

Author: Marina Umerova – @my_knitted_toys

Enjoy!