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[music] Let's now make a detail [music] which is the front of the little shirt, as if to make it look a bit more like a shirt. We are going to chain five stitches. [music] From the fourth chain stitch, I am going to crochet one single crochet in each stitch. One, two, three, four. Four single crochets. I make one chain stitch, turn or flip the work, and I will crochet four more single crochets. And I am going to do this until I have a little strip that I am going to put here on the front of his shirt. Yes. Here we are going to put it here on the front. So we are going to do it from here to here, more or less. So it will be 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 15 rows of four single crochets. I have finished the front part. I am going to place it here and I will leave a long thread because what I am going to do is sew it stitch by stitch all around his little shirt, but I am only going to put it in one part here, in one of the parts, that is, around here with the little hooks, the fasteners that I had indicated, we are going to put about two or three little fasteners here to attach it here so that the buttons face forward. Yes, this is to give it a more shirt-like appearance. But well, so here I cut the thread and with the yarn needle I will thread it and I will give it a few little stitches. What happens? We have to place it exactly in the center of this closure. Yes, in the center, here in the center I sew it to this side, here I leave it free, but in this part what I am going to do is put some little fasteners so that it closes and on top, here on top, I will put one, two, and three little buttons. They are like a false little front, but it is so that it gives it the shape or the expression, no, that it looks like a shirt. With honey-colored thread, we are now going to crochet [music] his vest. But first I am going to show you how we are going to place this front part of the shirt. [music] I sewed it or secured it with the little fasteners that I had shown you at the beginning. Yes, I put three little fasteners on it to be able to close it. And so that it looks like this. And now here on the top part, when we make the vest, we are going to put two little buttons. Done. [music] Now I close it, I fasten it because the idea of this amigurumi or this outfit is that it can be completely removed in its entirety. That is why we are using these fasteners that are [music] very convenient so that no details are visible anywhere. With honey-colored thread. Yes, with this slightly darker honey color, we are going to make a chain stitch that goes diagonally across the bear, across the belly of the little bear, but with the little shirt on. Yes. It's no longer like we did the pants where we had 70 chain stitches, and as I indicated, I got 70 with the yarn I used. [music] This yarn with which I am going to make the vest is a little bit thicker. Ideal for crocheting with a number three hook. [music] So we are going to chain a stitch that gives us precisely the contour of the belly of the little belly. 72 chain stitches. I add, I add. Well, from the 71st chain stitch, I am going to crochet one half double crochet. Yes, here. And I am going to crochet [music] four rows of half double crochet with 71 half double crochets. Back and forth, I chain two stitches to go up for the next row. I chain two stitches and start crocheting the 71 half double crochets. Four straight rows of 71 stitches. In row five, we are going to crochet one, two, three, [music] four, five, and a decrease. The decrease in this part we are going to do like this. We yarn over, pull up one loop. When we have three loops on the hook, I yarn over again, insert into the next stitch, and now I pull through all the [music] loops again. One, two, three, four, five, decrease. We are going to do five stitches and a decrease all around row one, two, three, four, row five. In row six, we are going to chain two stitches and crochet the sequence of one, two, three, four stitches and a decrease. all around the row. In row seven, we are going to chain two stitches, turn, and we are going to crochet the sequence of three stitches. One, two, three, and a decrease until the end of the row. We are going to start giving it the shape of a little vest. For this, I am going to make a chain stitch. One chain stitch. I turn my work and crochet slip stitches. Four. One, two, three. Four slip stitches. Yes, to leave this part free, which is the front and where I am going to make the neckline. Now I am going to crochet double crochets. I crochet one, two, three, four. I am going to measure it. I have to keep measuring it so that it turns out the way we want. Well, here it will already be perched. Here it is more or less here. Done. I will leave it at four. [music] So I have four half double crochets. I chain two stitches. The chain stitches are not a stitch, I only use them to go up. Again, I make four half double crochets. One, two, three, again two chain stitches. I turn the work. Four half double crochets. One, two, three, [music] four. Two chain stitches. I turn [music] the work and I am going to crochet not in the first stitch, but in the next one. I crochet one, one half double crochet, and in the next one I don't crochet, but in the last one another half double crochet. That is, I crochet only two double crochets, two chain stitches, turn, and crochet two double crochets again, one and two. One and two here. This is now going to be the front part of the little vest. Here I am going to adjust the little vest for him. Usually I don't do it like this, but since this bear is a bit chubby, we have to give it the shape of his [music] what? Of his belly. So, up to here, look, this part will be like this. I am going to cut the thread and here I am going to measure how many stitches we are going to leave free from the armhole. So, I count 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, only five stitches I will leave. So, here I am going to cut the thread. I will try to leave it a little bit long so that when we make the other back part, I can join them. I count 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. In the sixth stitch of the base [music] I will place the thread again with a chain stitch and when making the chain stitch, I make a double knot to secure the thread. Now, what am I going to do in this part? Well, I am going to crochet. I don't want to do the same thing because I want the neckline. The neckline, how? The neckline here in the back should be completely covered. So, what am I going to do? I am going to make two half double crochets, two chain stitches to raise the work. I make two chain stitches. One, [music] two, and I am going to count. I made four slip stitches. 1, 2, 3, 4. Then I crocheted 1, 2, 3, 4, which is eight. And five, 13 stitches. So I am going to count from here, from the other side, 13 stitches towards here to start making the back part. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13. That gives me 13 stitches. So I will put a stitch marker. And this will then be the back part of my little bear, of the little bear's vest. So, I am going to crochet about three straight rows of half double crochet. One, two. I will crochet 14 stitches. I chain two stitches. I turn my work and again I will crochet 14 stitches. Two more rows. After the straight rows are finished. Yes, we are only going to do [music] one, two, three straight rows of 14 stitches. I crochet two chain stitches and I am going to crochet two half double crochets. One, two. And here I am going to take the opportunity to [music] see if we measure the little vest on our little bear. To see if it fits us exactly here or if we make another stitch so that it fits, I think another two more. Two chain stitches. [music] One, two. and two more half double crochets. One and two. Done. [music] So, this will be the back and this the front. We join. I cut the thread here, flush, I make a chain stitch and pull out the entire thread. And with the thread I left here, I am going to make a few little stitches here on this part to sew the two sleeves. We are going to start giving a more neat finish to our little vest. For this, I am going to place the yarn here where I started. When I made the initial chain stitches, I had a little bit of thread left over. So, I am going to add to it to start improving its edge. And what I do is start making single crochets. all around the contour, all around the contour, so that I improve its appearance. So, here I am going to do it. I left those spaces there in the front part, here these little spaces, but I am going to fill them a bit because the idea is that it looks more like a vest, more pointed its its what? Its its its neck. So, what happens? What I need is to manage to do this, to fill this space. This is the space I want to fill. So, how am I going to do it? Well, very easily. Here when I have this part, here I will not do anything else in this corner. Here I will make a half double crochet in the first stitch. In the next stitch, I make another. Remember we had left four. So, here I will make another. That makes three, and here I make another, which will make four. And with that I go up. I am going to attach myself here to the sleeve and I am going to start making the single crochet for the finishing of the edges. Like this, this is a detail of the little vest [music] that goes down. We are going to do it simply like this. We are going to cut the threads. We are going to remove the threads [music] that are left over. Some we can step on. These that I have here are already knotted. I am going to cut them a bit. I already knotted them, but these little things are sticking out. So, what am I going to do? With a little bit of silicone, I put them on and flatten them and then I hide them. Here I will continue making stitch by stitch all around the contour of the vest. There will be stitches that are very tight, so we will force them a bit so that they enter. And what I need is to improve the appearance of the finishing. So, I will do it like this. Here in the back, we are not going to make any increases, nor are we going to add more stitches or anything, but I am only going to make one single crochet in each stitch here in the back. And in this way, it looks. See, its finish is already much improved. Then we will cut the thread and I will do the same on this side. Here I will reach and I will go down and I will make the four half double crochets here until I finish here. Here we have already put the, I have already put the border. The truth is that making this single crochet in each stitch greatly improves the final appearance of our garment, right? So, I finished here, I reached here. I cut the thread, I will hide it later with a yarn needle, and on the sleeve, we will do it like this here on this back part with the intention that the threads we have left are hidden. I will place my thread, I make a knot, and I make a single crochet in each stitch, nothing more, nothing more, because I don't want it to grow much either. [music] So, here I make a chain stitch, here I make a stitch, a single crochet. This is what I will do all around the contour of the vest's sleeve. This vest has to be made differently because we have to make it to the exact size of our chubby little bear. So, since he is so chubby, since he is so pot-bellied, we have to make the necessary increases so that it fits him to his size. That is why we are making this outfit for this specific bear. It is very difficult for you to make this same outfit for another type of bear, because obviously it will turn out differently, it will not fit well, it will be too big or too tight or too exaggerated. So, no, that's why we are making it on our bear and the garment we are making is the garment we are placing on him, we are putting it on him so that he looks beautiful. So, here I am arriving, I am not making any increases, but I am only making one single crochet and that's it. And it looks like this. So, everything is completely finished. I pull out the thread and with the yarn needle I hide it among the stitches, I knot it and that's it. Let's leave [music] the hat that we are going to put on our little bear. For this, I am going to use hook number three and honey-colored yarn or whatever you have chosen. I have advanced a bit so as not to make this part of the video too long, and you can pause because it is a tool you have so that you can advance without me advancing too quickly. You can pause. We are going to start with a magic ring of eight single crochets. Eight stitches. Row two, we are going to make eight increases. We will have 16 stitches. 16 stitches. Row three, one stitch and one increase. We will have 24 stitches. Row four, two stitches, one increase, two stitches, one increase, we will have 32 stitches. 1, 2, 3, 4. Row five, three stitches, one increase, we will have 40 stitches. Row six, four stitches, one increase, we will have 48 stitches, and row seven, five stitches, one increase, we will have 56 stitches. 56 stitches. What happens with our little bear? That [music] we made increases up to seven. Let's see, 6, 12. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 [music] and eight. Eight stitches were what we increased. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. Yes, he has eight stitches of increase. So, we are missing a row here. So now we are going to crochet the next row, which is row 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7. Row eight, I am going to crochet the sequence of six stitches, one increase, but I start by crocheting. One, two, three, increase. And now, from here until the end of the row, I will crochet six stitches and one increase. I finish with 64 stitches. Why do we make this a bit bigger? Because it's a hat and it has ears, we need more space to [music] fit the hat. So this will be the row of six stitches, one increase, and we will see if we make the increases and then we will start making the height of the hat. We will check as we go. We have the increase rows. Now I am going to make seven straight rows. I am not going to work in the back loop for any row because I want a more rounded hat, no corners. For now, we are going to make six straight rows and we will check the size we want. Six straight rows of 64 stitches each. We will now change color to dark brown, the same color we used for the bear's shoes. We are going to make two dark brown lines. Here we will change to dark brown. Two or three little lines. Let's see, let's measure it here more or less. We can make about two. I will make two lines of dark brown and then I will change back to honey color. Let's leave [music] one stitch in each stitch. Here I will knot the two threads, the one I am going to cut and the one I am [music] adding. And then I will hide those threads. Here I cut the thread and continue crocheting a kind of flap to the hat. Let's hide both threads until they disappear and that's it. Two straight rows. When changing color, we will make the first row by crocheting a slip stitch in each stitch, taking only the back loop. Yes. Let's make this change this way so that it looks very neat and has a nicer appearance. Look. So, one slip stitch in each stitch, and then the two straight rows of the color. Remember that in this slip stitch, we will only take the back loop. When we change to the next row, we are making a spiral. We will crochet the single crochet of the first row, but only taking the back loop of this row. We will see each other there. The next row we will crochet one stitch in each stitch, but taking only the back loop of the previous row. So, this part will look very nice, right? It's becoming clear and the change is neater. Two straight rows. The next row we will do by taking both stitches. Let's change color now. [music] I had told you to take both stitches, right? The complete stitch, I meant that, the complete stitch. We will do this row in the complete stitch. Here we will change color again to the base color of the hat. And I will knot this thread. We will crochet the first row in the back loop, slip stitch. I will leave these threads aside for now, I will cut them later. So, here to make the color change and have it look so well-crafted, we will crochet one stitch in each stitch, but taking only the back loop and slip stitch. Slip stitch. Like this. Now we are going to make the brim, [music] yes, of the hat. So, what I do is cut these threads that are already knotted and are firm. I will take the thread from the back loop of the row I just made and I will crochet a single crochet. Two. We are going to make [music] the sequence of four single crochets and one increase. One, two, three, [music] four, increase, increase. Again until the end of the entire row. Four stitches, one increase. After finishing the row, we are now going to crochet half double crochet, in the same spiral that we are doing here, not together to then go up, no, but we continue in a spiral. Later, at the end, we will try to [music] make them coincide. I will crochet 1, two, 3, four, five stitches, one increase. One, two. Like this all around the row. Three [music] four, five half double crochets, right? Increase. One. Like this until the end of the entire row of half double crochets. Five stitches, one increase. Let's crochet one more straight row, but we will do this one without increases. And we will continue here. I finished with four single stitches, it's okay. Now, the next stitch is immediately the one I will crochet without making any increase or anything, without going up or closing, no, just as we are crocheting here. We will do the entire row, one stitch in each stitch. Like this. In this way, this elegant, beautiful hat is looking. I love how it's turning out. I think it's precious. [music] The last row I am going to make for my little hat. So, here it is to adjust the brim a bit. And I am going to crochet one single crochet in each stitch. Like this. one single crochet in each stitch. And in this way, with this last row, we finish the hat, we cut a thread, we hide it inside the hat with a yarn needle, we will hide it. [music] This part looks like this. And here, after finishing the other row, we will join, we will hide the thread, and that's it, so that the joining is not so traumatic. [music] Now we will put a few dots of silicone here to hide these little details, but [music] like this the hat for our very charming little bear turns out. The idea is to put it on a bit to the side because its ears will get in the way a bit. Or if you want [music] we can place it more tucked in, it doesn't matter. Done. And it's to taste, it's to [music] the best way you consider we will put the details or place it as we consider we will like it. Now we are going to make a little bow tie with the color we used for the little bear's dress. Now we are going to make the little bow tie for this gentleman. No, it's not too long, it's not too big, I don't want it to be excessively large because every detail, [music] no matter how small, must be placed correctly. We cannot put things and things and things because it will look strange. So, with the rosewood colored yarn, I will make a slip knot and I will crochet. One, two, three, four, five, six, five, five chain stitches. And from the fourth, I will crochet [music] four single crochets. One, two, three, four. I will crochet 14 rows of four single crochets like this. 14 rows. I chain one stitch, turn the work, and continue. One, two, three, four. Again, chain stitch, turn my work, and crochet four single crochets until I reach row 14. I had to make more straight rows because it was too small. I made it up to 22. 22 rows to make it more or less this size. The truth is, it's not very big, very long, because the space to place its little bow, its little bow tie, is not very large. Here what I am going to do is cut a long thread because I am going to make several passes to thicken the center of my little bow tie. So, [music] with this little thread I pull it out completely and with the yarn needle I will close it. I will join the two parts [music] with the yarn needle here. Well, [music] I will join it from behind. Like this. to then turn it [music] completely the stitch. Complete the stitch and I am [music] joining it. Complete this stitch and the chain stitch with which I started, I attach, I attach the piece. Here I complete the stitch, the chain stitch, I attach the piece. I will pass this one through here, I will cut it later. But here I secure it. Here the thread is secured. Done. I cut the thread because that thread is already knotted, it's okay. And I am going to turn this part, this piece. I fold it, I locate its center, and I join it like this to then start turning this thread that I have left, many turns, but obviously to start making those turns I have to tighten here so that it has the shape of a little bow tie. So, I will do it like this. First I join it here to properly locate the center and tighten and tighten. Once I have it tightened, I start passing the A ver, I will secure it here with the yarn needle. I secure [music] so that it stays in place. With this little clamp [music] I pull it out, I secure it so that it stays firm there and I can then make the turns as I want. Done. Here. Like this. [music] Now I open it. This will be its front. And here I will make many turns to secure and thicken the center of my little bow tie. With the thread I have left, I will attach it there to the body of the shirt, to the bear's little shirt. Here, with each turn I make, I will give it a little squeeze so that it closes there and stays tight [music] and with its bow tie shape. [music] Like this, a squeeze. It's crucial to give it a little squeeze, a little squeeze, a little squeeze. [music] I will open this. Done. Once the central part is thick, [music] I will secure it with the needle. And I still have a little bit of thread left, so it's ideal to put it around the neck of the shirt. Here. Done. With this thread I will put it here. in this part of its neck. Yes, I will place it there and with this I will make a kind of little cord on the neck part of the shirt. I am going to crochet a little flower to put on the hat, but this is optional. If you definitely don't like how it looks, you can remove it. Skip this step. A very simple flower. in pastel pink color to just create a contrast. I changed the bow tie to brown because I didn't like how it looked with the rosewood color, but it's okay. It's the same tutorial, it's the same, what I did, but I just changed it to brown. So, I crochet two chain stitches, [music] two half double crochets. One, two, [music] two chain stitches, slip stitch, two chain stitches, two half double crochets. One, two. Two chain stitches, slip stitch. Two chain stitches, two half double crochets. One, two, two chain stitches, slip stitch. And the fourth petal is the same. Two chain stitches, two half double crochets, one, [clears throat] two, and two chain stitches. Slip stitch. I cut the thread. I cut the little thread. I make a chain stitch, pull out the entire thread here, and close the magic ring from the beginning. Like this. With these two little threads, I will make a knot that stays on the back of my little flower. I make a double knot, securely, so that the little flower doesn't open. Here it has its four petals. Simple to make [music] the next detail for the hat. So, here I will place it to the side, but with green yarn, the same one I used for the pants. I will make two little leaves, a piece of thread, I leave some so I can secure it later [music] and I will crochet nine chain stitches. One, two, three, four, [music] five, six, seven, eight, nine. In the eighth stitch, not the ninth, but the eighth, I make a slip stitch. Slip stitch. In the next stitch, I crochet a single crochet. Then I crochet three half double crochets. One, two, three, one double crochet in the next stitch, and then two [music] half double crochets, one and two. In the same stitch, I will make a slip stitch. This is a little leaf that I want to put to the side. That is, as I indicated, it is optional. Here I cut the thread, pull out the entire thread through this chain stitch, tighten a bit, I make a knot to secure these two threads. Then I cut them, but my intention is to see if I put this here, this in the middle, I make another little leaf and I put it on this side. Optional, obviously. Let's leave the little bouquet [clears throat] that we are going to put in the hand of this charming little bear. I am going to make it. I am going to make about three small tulips, obviously, and I am going to [music] make it in pink, rosewood color, because I like to add some hints of the color of the little doll's dress so that they match. Inside a magic ring, I will chain three stitches. One, two, three. And I will crochet six double crochets. One, two, two, three, four, five, and six. Six double crochets. Here I will cut the thread. I make a chain stitch and cut the thread. not too long, just enough to close it. [music] I will pass the thread from the magic ring underneath, that is, I pull it out and pass it underneath so that it stays under the tulip. I close the magic ring. When I close the magic ring, it looks like this, right? This thread stays downwards. With a yarn needle on the thread where I finished, I will join it to the third little chain stitch I made at the beginning. One, two, three. Here. I will join it there with the intention of closing this piece. I will go down one stitch here in the middle of the stitch of the three chain stitches down here and I will insert myself here [music] and go down in the center of the magic ring. There I find the other thread and it forms this shape, which is what will make it look like a tulip. I will make three like these. One, [music] two, and three, like tulips. And I will make three little leaves like this, one, two, to form the bouquet. And we will make the other little leaf with green yarn. I will leave a little thread. I make six chain stitches. One, two, three, four, five, six chain stitches. In the fifth chain stitch, I go back and make a single crochet. In the next one, I make another single crochet. I continue with a half double crochet and two more single crochets. One and two. Two chain stitches in the air. One, two, one single crochet in the first chain stitch, not the second, but in the first. Here I will close this little hole a bit and right where the knot is, I make a single crochet. Again, I will hide this thread. One single crochet. I tighten this little thread a bit so that it closes. another single crochet in the next stitch, a half double crochet in the next, and I finish with two single crochets, one and two. By hiding the thread, both threads will be at the bottom. Slip stitch in the stitch of the first stitch of the row I am closing. Slip stitch and I cut the thread. I pull out the entire chain stitch that I made here. What happened? Now I pull out the entire thread, I adjust the little leaf, and I will knot these two threads so that the little leaf doesn't come undone. In this way, I will have the three little leaves that I will place next to each other, like this, to put the three tulips in the center. Like this. Now with silicone, what I will do is arrange the tulips. I don't want to put wire on them because I don't want my little doll to have anything that could hurt. [music] The point is that I will put the tulips on with silicone and here I will make a kind of little braid to attach it just here on top so that it stays there on his hand. But in this way, we will make the bouquet, or if you wish, a wire, which is very easy to handle and very easy to get, is by buying these colored clips, and in this case, we will use green if you want to use it to wrap it around this wire. Yes. with the pliers. Let's see, I will close the window because there is a lot of noise, the noise of cars. [music] With these pliers, we will make a little turn at the tip, like this, to then secure it inside the tulip. We pass it [music] here and I pull it out here. Yes, so that it looks like this. And here what I can do is wrap a bit of glue, uh, [music] cut this thread and with green yarn or just do a little stitch with silicone and that's it, because since the stem is green, it would be green. We could do it this way if you wish. And then the little leaves, by joining the three. Let's see, I will undo another little thing of [music] this. By joining the three little tulips, we will wrap the little leaves inside the uh, yes. We wrap the little leaves with the scraps, uh, [music] with the yarn with the wire that is left over here. Here we also put this here. Later we can put a dot of silicone inside so that it stays there. [music] attached. Now I have glued the wires inside. I give them a little squeeze so that the green colors don't show through. [music] green inside. And this part, which is loose, I will put a dot of silicone here on the side and I will wrap the little tulip a bit. I cut the thread short and that's it. Here I have the three little tulips organized. Like this [music] I will. Since the wire is manageable, I will adjust it and I will put the little leaves on. Well, let's see. Like this, we arrange the little leaves. One, two, as if attached from the bottom, so that they have this little bouquet shape. I will glue them like this and then I will put the little tulips on. Like this, like this, and like this. And with silicone, I will wrap these little strips around all of this so that it becomes one single bouquet. In this way, the complete outfit for our little bear is finished. And here I show you the finished pair, completely, from the base bear, its little shoes, and each of the details that this pair is wearing. We have finished it. Uh, I loved the final result. Here it has its little bouquet, the one we were finishing, and I will just leave it there for the photo. A hug, a thank you to all those who have followed my tutorials for this tender couple. I invite you, if you saw these videos separately, to start crocheting the bears from scratch, their complete bases, and also to start crocheting, to dress them, to dress them in this tender, beautiful way that turned out for this couple. Very beautiful, very beautiful. I am very grateful to all those who have clicked on these videos and joined this crocheting community. A hug to everyone, and see you in a future tutorial. M.