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Bee a Ribblr!

Name: FREE Bee a Ribblr Crochet
Brand: Ribblr Free Patterns
SKU: 1435
Availability: OnlineOnly

Crochet ePattern

Intermediate

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Description

Meet Ribbee - Our Ribblr Bee!
We all need a little bit of cuteness in our life....That's where the big fluffy Ribbee comes in! It will definitely make everyone smile with just one look!
This kawaii amigurumi style chunky bee can either be a toy, or can simply decorate and brighten up any room! Also provided is a FULL video tutorial to make the bee with detailed instructions!
Thie bee is made with super soft chunky polyester yarn.

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Pattern Info

Size

Large (With instruction for smaller bee included)

Media

Video

Photo

Language

English US & UK

Unit

Inches & cm

Makes

Sell makes using this design!

Materials

Yarns

Bulky/Chunky supersoft polyester yarn.
This pattern is shown with: James C. Brett Flutterby chunky yarn, 100% Supersoft Polyester, 100g ball.
MC - 1 ball

Bulky/Chunky supersoft polyester yarn.
This pattern is shown with: James C. Brett Flutterby chunky yarn, 100% Supersoft Polyester, 100g ball.
CC1 - 1 ball (only 25g used)

Bulky/Chunky supersoft polyester yarn.
This pattern is shown with: James C. Brett Flutterby chunky yarn, 100% Supersoft Polyester, 100g ball.
CC2 - 1 ball (only 20g used)

About 10g of Black DK/Light worsted weight yarn. (Any blend, acrylic or acrylic mix is preferred).

Some White waste yarn to make eyes glossy.

Some Pink waste yarn for blush.

Hooks

8mm crochet hook (5.5mm for small bee)

3.5mm crochet hook

Notions

Toy stuffing

Yarn needle

Other

Yarn note:
The bee is worked with two strands of the yarn held together.
A simple way to do that is to use the strands from the two ends of your yarn. The end strand is usually tucked into the ball, so if you can find it that's great!
Alternatively, you can work with two balls (That way you can also create mixed color pattern) or by pre cutting some length from the yarn.
In this pattern we used the two ends of the same ball of yarn held together.

For small bee: Use just 1 strand of yarn.

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