The little ice bear is crocheted from soft chenille wool. The head can be turned in
different directions as it is attached to the body with joint discs. If you prefer not to use
joint discs, you can simply sew the head on. The legs and arms are sewn onto the body,
but joint discs can also be used here if desired. If you are working with joint discs, please
start with the legs and arms first.

The pattern does not contain basic course of crocheting – you should already have the basic knowledge.
The pattern includes 13 pages.
Difficulty: middle
Not for beginners.
**There is now a video tutorial on how to crochet the polar bear's snout. If you have already purchased the crochet pattern, please download the updated version. You'll find a link to the video on page 7. Please click on the link or copy it into your browser.

If you encounter any problems with the link, please contact me via email at info.crochetdolls@gmail.com. I will be happy to assist you.

Happy crocheting!**

The bear is approximately 25 cm tall, although this can vary depending on the thickness
of the wool used. It may be smaller or larger. Any type of wool can be used, but the
quantity and needle size should be adjusted accordingly.

Yarn
Creme 002 Ricorumi Nilli Nilli : 25 gr/ 65 m. - 85 gr.
Gray 026 Ricorumi Nilli Nilli : 25 gr/ 65 m. - 10 gr.
Blue 013 Ricorumi Nilli Nilli : 25 gr/ 65 m. - 15 gr.
Crochet hook 2.25 mm.
Safety eyes 16 mm.
Cotter pins with disks of suitable size., I have: in the body 40
mm in diameter, in the head 45 mm in diameter.
stuffing, 1 needle for sewing and shaping, pastel crayons
for tinting,