Pluhsie Bee Pattern

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Abbreviations-

Ch- Chain

Sc- Single crochet

Sc Inc- Single crochet increase

Dec- Single crochet decrease

"x" followed by a number is how many times you need to repeat that sequence. ex. sc inc x6 means 6 single crochet increases all the way around.

*Note Each round of the bee is joined with a slip stitch. the wings are done without using a slip stitch.

Yarn Used- I use Sweet Snuggles Yarn by Loops & Threads for this pattern. Yellow, Black, White and Coral.

Wings- (make 2)

Ch2

Round 1: 6sc into Ch1 (6)

Round 2: sc inc x6 (12)

Round 3: sc, sc inc x6 (18)

Finish off wings and leave long tails for sewing to the body.

Body

Using yellow yarn

Ch 2

Round 1: 6sc into chain 1 (6)

Round 2: sc inc x6 (12)

Round 3: sc, sc inc x6 (18)

Round 4: 2sc, sc inc x6 (24)

Round 5: 3sc, sc inc x6 (30)

Round 6: 4sc, sc inc x6 (36)

Change to black yarn

Round: 7-8 Sc around (36)

Put safety eyes between rounds 4 and 5 with about 5 stitches between them. Sew a smile and mouth under the eyes. Use coral yarn for blush under the eyes of the bee.

Change to yellow yarn

Round: 9-10 sc around (36)

Change to black yarn

Round: 11-12 sc around (36)

Sew wings on between 1st and second black stripe and fasten off inside of bee.

Change to yellow yarn

Round: 13-14 sc around (36)

Change to black yarn

Round 15: 4sc, dec x6 (30)

Round 16: 3sc, dec x6 (24)

Change to yellow

Round 17: 2sc, dec x6 (18)

Start stuffing bee

Round 18: sc, dec x6 (12)

Round 19: dec x6 (6)

Finish stuffing, tie off and finish bee.

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