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Artistic knitters, as a promise is a debt, here I bring you the outfit for our precious little bear. You have written to me a lot in the comments that you have already made the little doll, finished your outfit, and are eager for the result of the bear's outfit. I loved every detail I put into it, every detail I put together. He has his bouquet of little flowers, very charming, eh, his hat that makes him look super elegant. I was fascinated. And the best part is that if you have reached this video and would like to knit the bear, it is the base bear. We are in a kind of saga of different outfits for this bear, which is the base bear. We already made the outfit for the girl, and today I present the outfit for the boy with his little bowtie, his buttons, step by step, completely explained from scratch and with a lot of love for all those artistic knitters who have been knitting this beautiful pair with me. That is why I invite you to gather the materials that I will indicate below and let's get to knitting, of course, the precious little bear. The materials we will use to knit our bear's outfit will be the following: dark brown, honey, all are 100% cotton, honey, honey color or a lighter brown for contrasts, [music] cream or ecru, dark green, biche, almost very dark green, a little bit of the color of our little bear's dress, which is a pale pink, a pale green, a candy green this color is called in the Círculo Amigurumi brand, candy green, and a little bit of this tone which is similar to honey but lighter. I don't remember the name of this color, but well, these are just small amounts that we will use for certain details. We will knit the entire project with a number three crochet hook. Number three crochet hook. We will need this type of closure to put on the pants of this closure. I will use three cream or skin-colored buttons, no, skin, eh ecru [clears throat] and three small buttons of the same [music] dark brown color. These for the little shirt and the dark brown ones for the vest. We will need scissors, a yarn needle [music] for finishing, and hot glue. These will be the materials we will need to start making the outfit for our tender little bear's couple. Let's get to knitting. We will start the outfit of our little bear from bottom to top. We will try to do it this way. So, for that, the first thing we will start knitting will be his little shoes. We will make the little shoes in dark brown and they will look like this [music]. In this way, we will make two little shoes exactly like this one I already have finished here. Well, [clears throat] we start by crocheting six chains. I make a slip knot. Yes. I tighten it a little here and crochet. One, two, [music] three, four, five, and six chains. [music] We will start from chain number five, crocheting an increase of half double crochet. So, to make the half double crochet, I first have to yarn over. I place the hook in the stitch where I will start and pull through, and when I have three [music] loops on the hook, I yarn over again and pull through all three. Since it's an increase, I repeat the same stitch again. Half double crochet increase. Then I crochet three single half double crochets. One, two, two, and [music] three. I have the last stitch free. In that stitch, which is this one, I will make four half double [music] crochets in the same stitch. So, I make one, two, three, four, four half double crochets. This, [music] this, what? I will tighten this little thread a bit so that the corner point, the corner hole, closes. I continue. I have already turned the work. I have already turned it. So I continue here on this part, in this stitch that you see here, in this one, I start and crochet three half double crochets. So I start one here, two, and in the next one, the third. Let's pull out the [music] thread so that this thing doesn't pull on me. That's two, and here the third, three half [music] double crochets. I finish by crocheting an increase here in the last little thread, which is the last stitch of the [music] round, I crochet an increase of half double crochet. Let's see, one, and right there, the other stitch. [music] I will have 14 stitches in the first round, which is this one we are doing. For the second round, eh, here, how will we close the round? I will close it by making a slip stitch in the first chain that was left free in the first round. Yes, in that chain. There I will make my slip stitch. Slip stitch. And in that chain, right there, I have to start the [music] round number two. To do this, I will chain up once, just once, and crochet two half double crochet increases. I will make the first increase where I made the slip stitch. [music] There I make an increase, meaning I crochet two stitches in the same stitch, and another increase, [music] two half double crochet increases. While I am crocheting over this little thread so it gets hidden, and with that I give a little more security to that little thread so it doesn't come undone. Then [music] I will crochet three half double crochets. I crochet one, two, and three. And since I have four half double crochets that I made in the previous round, look at them. 1, 2, 3, 4, so I will make four half double crochet increases in these four stitches. So here I crochet the first half double crochet, the other [music] which will be the first increase. So, one increase, [music] here I have another increase. That's two increases. Then three [music] increases, and the fourth increase, this [music] one here, four half double crochet increases. I continue crocheting three base half double crochets, or single, or alone. Three half double crochets, and I finish by crocheting [music] two increases of half double crochet, one, and this one, two. It seems like I have an extra stitch, right? It's not that I have an extra one, this is the slip stitch I make to go up [music] to join the row and close the stitch. So, I will do the same in the chain [music] that I made to go up. There I will make the slip stitch. [music] Again, I will chain up to start round number three. And in this round, here where I make the slip stitch, is where I will start my round. The chain does not count as a stitch, but only helps me to go up, to close. I close with a slip stitch so that the little round is closed, and I chain up. For round three, I will crochet one half double crochet and one increase, twice. So, the half double crochet I will make is a half double crochet, right? Here where I started, one half double crochet, one increase. [music] That's once. Again [music] one half double crochet [clears throat] and one half double crochet increase. That's [music] two. Then I crochet the three base stitches, which are these here, three [music] half double crochets. One, [bell] two, three, and I will crochet one half double crochet and one stitch and one half double crochet increase. Four times. One stitch, one increase, that's one. Again, one stitch, one increase, that's [music] two. Again, one stitch, one increase, that's three [music] and one stitch, one increase. I add up [music] the sequence of four, four times. I continue. Three three single half double crochets. One, two, three, and one stitch, one increase, twice. [music] What happened here? A stitch came loose. One stitch, one increase, that's one, and one stitch. A complete increase. Two. [music] In round two, I forgot to tell you, in round two we should have 22 stitches, and in this round three, 30 stitches at the end. Yes, 30 stitches. Now I have completed the sequence. Again, I will look for the chain or the first little stitch I had here to close, so that it looks like this. I make a chain and I will crochet a single crochet. Now we are going to start making single crochets [music] in the next round, but I will only take the [music] back loop. And remember, we have to count 30 stitches. One, only the back loop. One, two, 30 stitches. Here I have my 30 little stitches, and I will not chain up so as not to make the join, the start and the end, look so pronounced here, but rather I will crochet in a spiral from here and I will crochet one, two, three more straight rounds of 30 single crochets. So I start from here, from the first stitch. One, two. Yes, I will crochet. So, in total, I will have one, two, three, four straight rounds with this one I just did and three more, four straight rounds of 30 single crochets. Well, here we have finished the straight rounds, and to start the next round, which will be round 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, round 8, we will crochet 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 stitches. One, two, [music] three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten. Five consecutive decreases. Let's see, here I will make the five consecutive decreases. One, two, three, four, five, and 10 more single crochets. One, two, three, [music] four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten stitches. [music] We will have 25 stitches. [music] Now I will crochet a slip stitch in each stitch of the next round, like this, 25 slip stitches or single crochets or dragged stitches, [music] just to give a little finishing touch to the contour of his little shoe, okay? Since it won't have a strap or anything like that. One slip stitch in each stitch. We cut the thread, we hide it, and that's it. Well, so we cut the thread and hide [music] with the yarn needle inside the leftover thread. And we are going to place the clothes on the base bear. Here we put his little shoes. And they will look like this. Let's see, like this. Done. So, since they look like this, it's not necessary to put laces or anything like that. Now we are going to start knitting his little pants with the dark green color. Yes, [music] with this dark green color we are going to knit his pants. If you want to make them with a lighter green. Well, the combination is up to each person, to their taste and to their [music] needs. with the number three hook, obviously, and the yarn, we will make a chain that reaches the contour of the bear's hips. Let's remember that he is a bit wide-hipped, a bit thick. For me, since this yarn is a bit thinner, this yarn with which I will make the pants is a bit thinner, eh? So I have to make more chains. I ended up with 70 chains, but if you are using a thicker yarn, don't pay attention to my number of chains, but make a chain and measure it like this, more or less here, let's say, where his little waist would be, like this, so that it reaches [music] there, okay? It shouldn't be too tight or anything, but it should reach there. to the contour of his waist. I will close the chain, I will arrange it so that it is not twisted, that's important. And I will make a slip stitch in the first stitch. Here, two chains and a half double crochet in each of these [music] little chains. a half double crochet. I close the round with a slip stitch. [music] I will chain up and the sequence we will make here in round number two will be the following. I will make one single crochet, one chain, one single crochet, one chain, single crochet, chain. [music] This will be the sequence we will make. Eh, let's see, I think I'm making a mistake, [music] but in taking the stitch, one single crochet, I skip one, one chain, I skip one stitch, one single crochet, one chain, I skip one stitch, in the next one, one single crochet. Chain, skip one stitch, in the next one, one single crochet. Chain, skip one stitch, in the next one, one single crochet, chain, meaning the number of stitches will not change. If I had 70 stitches, I will have 70 stitches here. If I had 80, 80, etc. That's why I didn't tell you the exact number of chains, because we don't know with what yarn we will knit these pants. So, since I am knitting them with a finer yarn, eh, that's why I got 70 chains. So, single crochet, chain, skip one stitch, single crochet, chain, skip one stitch, single crochet, chain, skip one stitch, and so on until the end of the round. At the end, I will have 70 stitches, counting single crochets and chains. Let's see, I finish with a chain and close with a slip stitch. I chain up. And now we are going to alternate the stitches. This chain counts as a single crochet, one chain for separation, and I insert into the chain of the previous round and make a single crochet. Chain, I insert into the chain of the previous round and make a single crochet. Chain. I will insert into the chain [music] of the stitch of the previous round. Chain, single crochet, chain, single crochet. And so I will continue making all the rounds from here until I reach the length of the upper part of his little pants. Yes. Eh, if you are going to do a color combination, if you are going to make the pants in two colors, it will look nice because it will look like a little flower. By making one round of one color, another of the other, one round of the same color as the first, another of the same color as the second, and it will look very nice. I am not going to do it, only in this color, I just wanted to do a different stitch so that the pants don't look too basic, but here I will do the rounds. Let's put here. Let's say approximately how many rounds we will do for now. So, if I put on the pants, which are more or less here, we will do up to here, up to where the part of the leg join is. Yes, [music] up to here. From here, which is his waist, up to here, we will continue with this stitch that I am indicating. One chain, one single crochet. Where do we make the single crochet? In the chain of the previous round. And the chain, well, it's in the air. And we will continue doing this. It will look like a star stitch. And we will do it up to here. On this edge, we will make 2 [music] 4, 6, 8, 10, 11 straight rounds. We are on round two. So, from 3 to 11, we will make one stitch in each stitch, as we are doing now. One single crochet, one chain, single crochet, chain, single crochet, chain, and we will make the single crochet in the chains of the previous round until round 11. After finishing the straight rounds, which you will make according to the piece or the piece, no, the size of your little bear. Yes, if it's 10 rounds, 15 rounds, 16 rounds. Well, when you have finished the straight rounds, we arrive here at the end of the round or at the beginning. I make a chain, a single crochet, and I will make one, two, three chains. I pull the thread out a bit, I fold the piece in the middle to locate the other center, and here where the other center is, here I will place the thread from where I made the three chains. Exactly here. Here. And there I will make a chain. So, here I will be making the separation of the pants to start making the sleeves. [music] For the sleeves, well, if you need to be sure that here there are, in my case, 35 and 35, then you count [music] exactly. For me, it's much easier to do it the way I just did, locate the center, place the chains, and continue. So there I made a single crochet, one chain, single crochet in the chains. I will continue making exactly the same stitch that I have been making throughout the pants, here on this little sleeve. And what will I do? I will make four rounds of the sleeve here, like this. Four little rounds of the sleeve. When we reach the chains in the center, then [music] we will do exactly the same, but in the back loop, in the back loop. So, here I have already made a single crochet, one chain, I skip one stitch, I make a single crochet in the back loop, one chain, I skip one stitch, and a single crochet in the back loop. Not here, not here. and pull out this one that is hidden. There I make a single crochet, chain, and I continue. Here I look for where I made the previous chain and I continue, I continue crocheting. Chain, single crochet, chain, single crochet, chain, single crochet, chain, single crochet, chain, single crochet, chain, single crochet. This is what we will continue doing, the little rounds of one sleeve. After the four straight rounds, I am working in a spiral so as not to [music] have lines of joining or anything like that, nor a closure or anything, but rather so that it looks completely [music] eh like like it is. Now, after the four rounds, we will make some decreases. Yes, [music] I will make the chain, it counts as one stitch. One, two, three, four chains. Five, and I will skip the chain stitch and I will make the single crochet [music] in the next stitch. Again, chain, single crochet, that's two, chain, [music] that would be three, single crochet would be four, chain would be five. I do not make the single crochet in this chain, but in the next one. Like this, [music] like this. Chain, single crochet, there are [music] two. Chain, that would be three, single crochet, four, chain, five. [music] And I will skip one stitch where I had to make the single crochet, it was the chain, I skip to the next one. Chain, single crochet, that's two. Chain one, single crochet two, chain, three, single crochet four, chain five, and I skip [music] to the next stitch. Chain. So, here I have just made decreases. We will only do that one round of decreases on the sleeve, and I will make two or three stitches, three straight rounds of the stitches I have on this sleeve after the decreases. Well, here we are going to finish the little sleeve in the following way. I have already advanced, I did the four straight rounds, the decreases, and then I did some, two, three, four more rounds and closed, [music] cut the thread and finished closing it with the yarn needle. We will make the second sleeve in the following way, well, we will place the thread here [music] at the join. We had 1, 2, 3 stitches. In stitch two, in that loop that was left free, I will place the yarn again so that the join is hidden, right? I knot it, I make a chain, one chain, I skip that stitch that is at the base and here in the next stitch I make the single crochet, chain, single crochet, and here I will start making the four straight rounds. I will cut this little thread now, since I knotted it. I made knots so that it doesn't come undone and I can cut the thread without having to hide so much yarn, but since it's knotted there, nothing happens. Chain, single crochet, chain, single crochet. Again, I will crochet the four rounds to give [music] the length of the sleeve. After the four rounds, we do exactly the same as we did here, the five stitches, one decrease, and I finish with four rounds. Here you can rewind the video a bit if you don't remember and eh make the sleeve. We will make this sleeve exactly the same as this one. We will finish making the pants and we will place the clothes as we make them. Eh, here on the pants, on the upper part, I put the yarn and make a round of single crochet to give it a little turn and make it have this relief. And the same on his little legs, I will roll up the pants a little bit, and that's it. And this is how the pants look. The leftover threads, we hide them with the yarn needle. Now we are going to knit the shirt. The shirt, which we will put under the vest, we will make the little shirt. We will knit it in cream or ecru color. For this, I will crochet 31 chains. 1, 2, 31 chains. From chain 30, I will go back crocheting one single crochet in each stitch. So at the end, I will have [music] 30 single crochets, and this will be round number one. 30 single crochets. For round two, we will crochet. We will chain up. I turn the work and I will crochet one stitch and one increase. I will finish round two with 45 single crochets, one stitch, one increase, until the end of the round. For round three, I will make [music] a chain, I turn my work and I will crochet one stitch in each of these 45 stitches that I just made. We continue to round number four. Here [music] we will crochet a chain, we turn the work. Six single crochets. One, two, three, four, five, six chains in the air. 1, 2 [music] 3, 4, 5, 6. I will skip 10 stitches from the base. 1, 2, 3 [music] 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. And in the 11th, from the 11th, here in the 11th little stitch, I put my hook and crochet one, two, three, four, five, nine, twelve, thirteen stitches. Six chains again, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6. We skip 10 stitches. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. And in the 11th, I put the hook there and start crocheting. One, two, three, four, five, and six. Okay, here we are forming the sleeves of his little shirt. I make a chain, I turn the work, and I will crochet. One, two, three, four, five. Increase. Here in the sixth little stitch, I will make an increase. The six chains, [music] here I will crochet eight single crochets within these six chains. I insert completely under the chain and crochet 1, two, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8. Then I crochet six more stitches, one already on the base. Two. 3, 4, 5, 6, an increase, and we will do it like a mirror, six stitches. We will go back with what we just did up to here. We will do it on the other side. One, two, [music] three, four, five, six. Eight stitches in the chains. One, two, 3, 4, 5, [music] 8, an increase, and five more single crochets to finish. I finish the round. 5 with 44 stitches. I make a chain, I turn my work, and I will crochet two straight rounds of [music] 44 stitches. That is, I will crochet round number six and seven straight. In round eight, I will make the sequence of 1, two, 3, 4, five, and one increase. I will crochet this until the end of round eight. If I have two or one stitches left over, it doesn't matter. It doesn't matter. We are just giving a little bit of [music] of what? of increase to the little shirt because our little bear is a bit chubby, so we have to keep increasing so that [music] the little shirt fits him, right? To his size. So, five stitches, one increase, until the end of round eight. Rounds nine and ten will be crocheted straight. We will make two straight rounds [music] of, [clears throat] let's see, let's count how many, how many stitches we have in this round [music] number eight. We have an increase. So, 1, 2, 3 [music] 4, 5, 6, 7 * 7 = 49, 50, 51 [music] stitches we have. So, we will make two straight rounds of 51 stitches each. In round 11, I will make a chain, I turn my work, and I will make the sequence of six stitches. One, two, 3, 4, 5, and one increase. This will be the sequence I will do seven times. I think I have two stitches left over. These two stitches will be left over in all rounds, so there is no problem, we will crochet them because that also gives us a little more size. So it's six stitches, one increase, until the end of the round. In round 12 [music] I make a chain, I turn the work, and I will make the sequence of seven stitches. One, two, two, 3, 4, 5, 6, seven [music] and one increase. I will repeat the sequence of seven stitches, one increase, six more times in round 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12. [music] in round 12. So it's 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9 * 7 = 63, 8 * 7 = 56, 9 * 7 = 63, 8 * 9 = 72, 73, 74. Well, here we have 65. I was getting lost in the counts, I was counting wrong. 65 stitches. I make a chain, I turn the work, and I will crochet two straight rounds of 65 stitches. And now we will crochet the two more straight rounds. We will not make any more increases. What we do here is make straight rounds until the ideal length of our little bear's body. Here I will measure it. I think we will need about two or three more little rounds to knit here. His little pants reach here. We will knit three more straight rounds [music]. We are on round 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 13. So, round 14, 15, and 16, one stitch in each stitch. [music] When we finish making the straight rounds, we arrive here at this corner and we will make a single crochet going up along the entire closure of the little shirt here, like this [music] to improve this little part which will not be visible because we will make a kind of bib, like [music] like a lining so that it doesn't look like it, to make it look more like a shirt. So, I crochet one single crochet in each stitch, making the shirt close nicely. And now here in the first little stitch, I will make two single crochets in the first stitch. This is the last stitch to make a little turn. In the first stitch, which will be the 30 chains we made at the beginning, I will crochet 1, two, three chains, one double crochet in the same stitch, and I will crochet one double crochet in each stitch of these 30 chains from the first little round we made. In the first chains we made, I will crochet one double crochet in each stitch. I will count. Well, first I made an increase, then I count four stitches. 1, two, 3, 4, a double crochet increase. We will do the entire round with double crochet. Now I will make eight stitches. One, two, 3, 4, five, six, seven [music] eight, and one increase. One increase. Let's see, now I crochet four stitches and one increase. One, two. 3, 4, increase. Again, one, two, two, 3, 4, one increase, and I finish by crocheting single double crochets. 1, 2, 3, 4. Another increase, and four single double crochets. Let's see. One, two, three, three, and in the fourth, I will make. When I make three double crochets, I make one, two, 3 chains and I make a slip stitch here in the first stitch to make [music] this fourth stitch and be able to place my work at the base to then start making the single crochets. Here in the first stitch, I make an increase [music] and I continue going down with a single crochet until I reach this part of the shirt to eh obviously improve the edge. Now we will make the sleeves. And with the same yarn, we have already hidden all the threads. With the yarn of the same color, we will place it here where we had the eight, the eight single crochets we made. In the center, I put the hook and place the yarn. Here I make a chain and I will knot the little thread to hide it. And that's it. Well, I will crochet 22 stitches around the entire little sleeve. to have the 22 stitches. So, I will crochet one stitch here, let's say in the armpit, okay? Here at the bottom, in this corner, and here to complete 22 stitches in the entire round. 22 stitches. I will crochet in a spiral, so I will not chain up or anything, but here in the first little stitch I made in the previous round, where I placed the yarn, [music] there I will make the first stitch of the next round of the little sleeve, and I will crochet 10 stitches from here. 10 stitches. Well, here with [music] carefully, we will pull this little thread through this part because it's the chain and it's really tight. Oh, let's see, over here. Done. One, two, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, eight, not 10, but eight. Two consecutive decreases. One, two. and I finish by crocheting single crochets all around the [music] round, meaning I finish with 20 stitches in this second little round of the sleeve. In round three, I will again crochet six stitches. One, two, two, [music] three, four, five, six, two consecutive decreases. Here I crochet one decrease and here the other. two consecutive decreases [music] and I finish by crocheting single crochets, and I will have 18 stitches in round number [music] three of the sleeve. And to finish the little sleeve, I will crochet three straight rounds of 18 stitches more to give it the length of the sleeve. If you wish to make a long sleeve, then you just need to keep crocheting single crochets until you finish the entire long sleeve. You measure it on your little bear and leave it there. I am going to leave short sleeves for this [music] for this little bear. So, three more rounds of 18 stitches. Now we will make a detail [music] which is the front of the little shirt to make it look a bit more like a shirt. We will crochet five chains. [music] From the fourth chain, I will crochet one single crochet in each stitch. One, two, three, four. Four single crochets. I make a chain, I turn, or I turn the work, and I will crochet four more single crochets. [music] And I will do this until I have a length that I will put here on the front of his shirt. Yes. Here we will put it. So, we will do it from here to here, more or less. So, it will be 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, 15 rounds of four single crochets. I have finished the front part. [music] I will 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 will only put it in one part here, in one of the parts, meaning, around here with the little hooks, the fasteners that I indicated, we will put two or three, three fasteners here to attach it here and so that the buttons are in the front. 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 stitches. What happens? We have to place it exactly in the center of this closure. Yes, in the center, here in the center, I attach it to this side, here I leave it free, but in this part what I will do is put some fasteners to close it. And on top, right on top, I will put one, two, and three buttons. It's like a false front, but it's to give it the shape or the expression, no, the appearance of a shirt. M.