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Crochet Character Sweater and Yarnspirations Baby’s Day Out Lookbook

It’s so “Beary” Cute!! This Baby Bear Crochet Character Sweater is hot off my hook! I couldn’t resist the cuteness when I spotted this crochet pattern in the newest Yarnspirations Lookbook: Baby’s Day Out. Just as its title suggests, this particular Lookbook is filled with 13 knit and crochet projects for baby! Sweet clothing items, adorable hats, and much more! CHECK IT OUT HERE. All the patterns are FREE!

Did I mention that the Bear Sweater only took me one evening to crochet?! Yes, it is super simple and works from top to bottom in one piece! Plus there are so many color combos you could choose from. You will use Bernat Softee Baby Yarn which comes in 35 shades! I love the softness of this yarn which is the best for baby’s sensitive skin. It’s also certified and approved according to the OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certification. This means it has been tested for over 300 harmful substances! AND it’s machine washable!

SHOP BERNAT SOFTEE BABY YARN HERE.

The picture below shows the main body of the piece completed. You will attache the yarn at the armholes to crochet the sleeves!

It’s completely gender neutral and you could even leave off the bear embellishments if you want. I know some of you will be nervous about attaching buttons for the eyes. You could crochet circles for the eyes or like I mentioned, leave the accents off and you have yourself a cute striped sweater 🙂 I have visions of one of you making this sweater for twins! Pink and Blue? Purple and Turquoise? Possibilities are endless!

There is a Kitty Character Sweater version as well among so many other patterns that I know you will want to get on your project list!

Get the FREE Yarnspirations Baby’s Day Out Lookbook HERE

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  8. I love the design. Have just started it and got to row 6 realising I am still using the larger hook. Have checked through and can’t find a place where it says to switch to smaller hook. Should it have been after the foundation chain? Do I need to rip it and start again? thank you

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  9. I came to look at the comments because I had the same question as the previous two crocheters – when do you change to the smaller hook? Since there was no answer here I watched the video that Mikey did on the Crochet Crowd site. He changed to the smaller hook when making the ears. Hope this helps!

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    • Hi, I also wondered that and found a video tutorial of the pattern on YouTube (think it was by the crochet crowd) they swapped to the smaller hook for the ears. Hope this helps.

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  10. Hi, could someone advise me on what the end of the 9th row should look like? I’m baffled by the instruction “124 dc and 4 ch-1 sps at end of 9th
    rnd” – this leaves a hole but I’m not convinced I should. I’m a beginner and struggling even with this ‘easy’ pattern. Thanks for your tips!

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    • I’m late with this reply, but the 4 ch-1 spaces refers to where you do 1 dc in each stitch until you reach the first V stitch (1 dc, ch 1, 1 dc in that V stitch); that’s your first ch 1 space; continue with dc until you reach the next V stitch (1 dc, ch 1, 1 dc in that V stitch) and repeat that until the end. You will end up with the 4 ch 1 spaces that way.

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  11. I can not seem to get 124 at the end of row 9. I keep coming up short.
    Any ideas of wha I ,Ishtar be doing wrong?

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  13. Hi I loved ur chracter sweater pattern n I started it for my 18 months grand son. But the problem is I started from 64 stitches and by the end of 11th row I am not getting totally 148 stitches. I tried it for two times but in vein, totally confused. Please guide me what to do???

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  14. Hi, just wondered how the ears have been attached? From the photo it looks as though they have been crocheted on rather than sewn. Has anyone tried this method, I would be interested in knowing how to do it. Thank you.

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  17. I am trying to make this, but I keep coming up short on the stitch count at the end of the 9th row. I see by the comments that others are having this problem as well. Is there an error in the directions?

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  18. Which colors of this yarn did you use for your sweater? I thought I saw somewhere that it was taupe and white, but the yarn looks cream. Let me know. I love the pattern!

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  23. Bonjour
    J’ai eu du mal mais j’ai fini par arriver ici, après m’être perdue sur pinterest.
    Bravo pour le choix des couleurs. J’adore votre version et vais le tenter. Combien faut-il de pelotes svp?
    Merci beaucoup

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  27. Like others, I have restarted this gorgeous jumper multiple times but can’t get to the correct stitch count by the end of the 9th row. Have also followed the video with no success. I can’t work out where I have gone wrong. Has anyone found the solution

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  30. Thanks for taking the time to discuss that, I feel strongly about this and so really like getting to know more on this kind of field. Do you mind updating your blog post with additional insight? It should be really useful for all of us.

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