Crochet Bear Sleeping Bag Crochet Pattern is comfy and cute! For summer camping or indoor fun, and sleepovers, it’s sure to bring some sweet snuggles. The pillow is detachable.
This sleeping bag pattern body is made with two strands of worsted yarn to work up quickly. It also includes a picture tutorial for lining it with fleece fabric. NO sewing machine required!
The Crochet Bear Sleeping Bag Pattern also be used as a crochet blanket for those colder winters. The side of the blanket opens and you can throw it over your lap and tuck in your feet.
Crochet Bear Sleeping Bag Pattern Supplies:
Crochet Hook:
5.0mm (H hook)& 9mm (M/N), or hook to obtain gauge
Sewing Needle Scissors Stitch Marker 1-inch wood buttons (6 needed) 16 Inch Basic Soft Craft Pillow Fleece (no-fray) Fabric in size of Sleeping Bag Body
MC- Magic Circle (Magic Ring) sl st- Slip Stitch ch- Chain sc- Single Crochet sc2tog- Single Crochet Two Together hdc- Half Double Crochet dc- Double Crochet blo- Back Loops Only Fsc- Foundation Single Crochet Fdc- Foundation Double Crochet
Gauge:
15 stitches and 7 rows = 4 inches in double crochet
Start with double strands of Chocolate yarn and 9mm hook. Chain 2 does not count as stitch.
Toddler (Preschool, Child)
Round
Description
Stitch Count
1
Using two strands of Chocolate (or your choice in color) yarn and 9mm hook, Fdc 47 (53, 55), turn and ch 2.
47 (53, 55)
2
Dc across 47 (53, 55) stitches, continue around the foundation row by placing 1dc on end, dc across the other side of the foundation row dc 47 (53, 55), 1dc on other end. Join, turn and ch 2.
96 (108, 112)
3
Dc in each stitch around. Join, turn and ch 2. Turning at the end of each row will give the sleeping bag a uniform look for the bottom part of the sleeping bag body. The top will be worked in rows.
96 (108, 112)
4
Repeat Round 3 until the sleeping bag measures 11 inches from the length in the chart above or 29 (37, 45) inches. On last row worked, do not chain 2.
96 (108, 112)
Row 1
Chain 8, dc in second chain from hook and across entire row. Do not join, turn and ch 2.
102 (114, 118)
2
Dc in each across, turn and ch 2.
102 (114, 118)
3
Dc in each across, join Buttercream Angel Hair Dark Brown (or your choice of color) yarn, turn and ch 2
102 (114, 118)
4
Dc in each across, turn and ch 2.
96 (108, 112)
5
Chain 8, dc in second chain from hook and across entire row, turn and ch 2
102 (114, 118)
6-7
Dc in each across, turn and ch 2
102 (114, 118)
8-11
Repeat Rows 4-7 one more time. At the end of Row 11, do not ch 2, fasten off and weave in ends. Fold flaps over and determine placement for buttons. Sew buttons onto main sleeping bag.
Bear Arms (make 2)
Round
Description
Stitch Count
1
Using two strands of Chocolate (or your choice in color) yarn and 9mm hook, dc 8 inside a Magic Circle (aka Magic Ring), join and ch 2.
8
2
2dc in each stitch around, join and ch 2.
16
3
*2dc in next, dc in next; repeat from * around, join and ch 2.
24
4-7
Dc in each stitch around. At the end of Round 7, join. Fasten off, and sew arms to each side top of the sleeping bag (see picture below).
24
Paw Applique
Both Circles use 1 strand of Chocolate Yarn and 5mm hook.
Round
Description
Stitch Count
Big Circle (make 1)
Dc 10 inside Magic Circle, join and ch 2.
10
2
2dc in each stitch around, join and ch 2
20
3
*2dc in next, dc in next; repeat from * around, join and ch 2.
30
4
*2dc in next, dc in next; repeat from * around, join. Fasten off, and leave tail to hand sew to large tan circle.
45
Small Circle (make 4)
Hdc 8 inside Magic Circle, join and ch 2.
8
2
2hdc in each stitch around, join. Fasten off, and leave tail to hand sew to large tan circle after next step.
16
Tummy Circle
Round
Description
Stitch Count
1
Using two strands of Tan (or your choice in color) yarn, and 9mm hook, dc 10 inside a Magic Circle, join and ch 2.
10
2
2dc in each stitch around, join and ch 2.
20
3
*2dc in next, dc in next; repeat from * around, join and ch 2.
30
4
*2dc in next, dc in next 2; repeat from * around, join and ch 2.
40
5
*2dc in next, dc in next 3; repeat from * around, join and ch 2.
40
6
*2dc in next, dc in next 4; repeat from * around, join and ch 2.
60
7
*2dc in next, dc in next 5; repeat from * around, join and ch 2.
70
8
*2dc in next, dc in next 6; repeat from * around, join. Leaving a long tail, fasten off. Hand sew to the front of the sleeping bag.
80
Bear Pillow Cover
Round
Description
Stitch Count
1
Using 1 strand Chocolate Yarn (or your choice in color) and 5mm hook, dc 12 inside a Magic Circle, join and ch 2.
12
2
2dc in each stitch around, join and ch 2.
24
3
*2dc in next, dc in next; repeat from * around, join and ch 2.
36
4
*2dc in next, dc in next 2; repeat from * around, join and ch 2.
48
5
*2dc in next, dc in next 3; repeat from * around, join and ch 2.
60
6
*2dc in next, dc in next 4; repeat from * around, join and ch 2.
72
7
*2dc in next, dc in next 5; repeat from * around, join and ch 2.
84
8
*2dc in next, dc in next 6; repeat from * around, join and ch 2.
96
9
*2dc in next, dc in next 7; repeat from * around, join and ch 2.
108
10
*2dc in next, dc in next 8; repeat from * around, join and ch 2.
120
11
*2dc in next, dc in next 9; repeat from * around, join and ch 2.
132
12
*2dc in next, dc in next 10; repeat from * around, join and ch 2.
144
13
Dc in each stitch around, join and ch 2.
144
14
Dc in each stitch around, join
144
15
Fasten off and set this circle aside. Repeat Rounds 1-14 to create a second circle.
Joining Circles 1
With the right sides of both circles facing outward (wrong sides will be on the inside), sc 114 working through both circles. (leave the last 30 unworked)
114
2
Working through the layer closest to you (only work one layer), sl st in next and ch 2 (does not count as stitch), *dc 6, hdc 6, sc 6, hdc 6, dc 6. Now turn the pillow cover and work on the other side towards the beginning, repeat from *, join and ch 2.
60
3
*Dc 6, hdc 6, sc 6, hdc 6, dc 6; repeat from * one more time, join and ch 2.
60
4
Dc 36, [ch 1, skip 1, dc 8] 2 times, ch 1, skip 1, dc in last 5, join and ch 2.
60 including chains
5
Dc in each stitch around, join, and fasten off. Weave in ends. Stitch closed any side gaps on the pillow cover. With a tapestry needle, sew 3 buttons in the inside of the pillow, matching placement with button holes on the opposite side. The buttons can also be buttoned through the top back of the sleeping bag so the pillow stays in place.
60
Oval Nose
Row
Description
Stitch Count
1
Using 1 strand of Tan(or your choice in color) and 5mm hook, ch 8, dc 4 in third chain from hook, dc in the next 4 sts. In the last chain dc 4. Working around the other side of chain dc 4, join, and ch 2.
16
2
*2dc in each of the first 4 stitches, dc in next 4; repeat from * one more time, join and ch 2.
24
3
*[2dc in next, dc next] 4 times, dc in next 4; repeat from * one more time, join and ch 2.
32
4
*[2dc in next, dc next 2] 4 times, dc in next 4; repeat from * one more time, join and ch 2.
40
5
*[2dc in next, dc next 3] 4 times, dc in next 4; repeat from * one more time, join and ch 2.
48
6
*[2dc in next, dc next 4] 4 times, dc in next 4; repeat from * one more time. Join and leave a long tail for hand sewing to the front of the pillow, fasten off.
56
Black Nose
Round
Description
Stitch Count
1
Using 1 strand Black Yarn (or your choice in color) and 5mm hook, Foundation sc 6 (or chain 7 and starting in second chain from hook sc 6), turn and ch 1.
6
2
Sc 6, turn and ch 1.
6
3
Sc2tog, sc 2, sc2tog, turn and ch 1.
4
4
Sc2tog twice, turn and ch 1.
2
5
Sc2tog, continue to sc around all three sides of the nose, placing 2sc on the corners. Join and leave a long tail for hand sewing to the oval tan nose, fasten off.
Eyes
Round
Description
Stitch Count
1
Using 1 strand Black Yarn (or your choice in color) and 5mm hook, dc 8 inside a Magic Circle, join and ch 2.
8
2
2 dc in each stitch around. Join and leave a long tail for hand sewing to the pillow, fasten off.
16
Using a small amount of white yarn and a tapestry needle, stitch hashtags on each of the eyes for a little extra character.
Ears
Row
Description
Stitch Count
1
Using two strands of Angle Hair Dark Brown (or your choice in color) yarn and 5mm, dc 10 inside a Magic Circle, join and ch 2. Using a 5mm hook will create stiff ears that hold shape.
10
2
2dc in each stitch around, join yarn and ch 2.
20
3
*2dc in next, dc in next; repeat from * around, join and ch 2.
30
4
*2dc in first, dc in next 2; repeat from * around, join and ch 2.
40
5
Dc in the first 34, leaving the last 6 unworked. Leave a long tail for hand sewing to the pillow, fasten off.
34
Mouth:
Using Black Yarn and a Darning Needle, stitch the mouth line below the nose of the bear.
Fleece Lining Tutorial: (shown on Robot)
The fleece fabric is non-fraying fabric so a sewing machine isn’t required to finish the edges. To make it into the shape of a sleeping bag, the hand-sewn blanket stitch will be used. A big sharp needle is recommended.
First, place your fleece fabric on top of your sleeping bag and fold it in half lengthwise with right sides together. The top of your fabric will start two rows down from the top of the sleeping bag.
The starting point will be below the tabs. Tie a knot in your yarn and thread through the top layer of the fabric from inside to outside.
Now, insert the needle through the blanket again through both layers.
Insert needle once again through both layers from back to front. Pull yarn until there is a small loop left. Thread your needle through the loop and pull tight. Repeat this process along the side and across the bottom.
Place the fleece fabric lining into the sleeping bag. Start stitching at the tab opening area, stitch lining up the side and around the top edges to keep it in place.
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