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Today, the new daily crochet pattern Amigurumi Bertie Free Crochet Pattern, I want to give you some information about this pattern;

MATERIALS
YARN
100% Cotton DK weight or equivalent.
I used Paintbox Cotton DK

Light Champagne 403 (off white)
Slate Grey 406 (dark grey)
Duck Egg Blue 436 (light blue)
Melon Sorbet 417 (Mustard)
Tea Rose 443 (light purple)

Other Materials

Black embroidery thread
9mm Safety eyes x 1 set
Small amount of white yarn for eyes
Small amount of black yarn for the nose
Soft toy filling
Stitch markers / round headed pins / yarn needle

ABBREVIATIONS
mr – magic ring
st / sts – stitch / stitches
sl st – slip stitch
ch – chain
sc – single crochet

dc – double crochet
hdc – half double crochet
BLO – back loop only
FLO – front loop only
inc – increase (2 sc in same st)

dec – invisible decrease (dec 2 sts together FLO)
rnd – round
F/O – fasten off
[…] * X – repeat instruction in bracket ‘X’ times
(…) – total number of sts in round / row

PATTERN TERMINOLOGY
This pattern is written in US terminology

US TERM
Single Crochet (sc)
Half Double Crochet (hdc)
Double Crochet (dc)
Treble Crochet (tr) or (trc)

UK TERM
Double Crochet (dc)
Half Treble Crochet (htr)
Treble Crochet (tr)
Double Treble (dtr)

FINISHED SIZE
Approximately 15cm in height using the recommended materials & hook size

SKILL LEVEL
Intermediate

Notes

This pattern does not include any stitch instructions.
Work in continuous rounds, unless otherwise stated in the pattern.
I have used the ‘x’ stitch to create my Bertie; if you use the ‘v’ stitch, this may alter the appearance of the
patterned section in the jumper.
Using different yarn and hook size to what has been recommended, may alter the final appearance of
your Bertie.

BODY
Start with dark grey, stuff as you go
Rnd 1: 6 sc in mr (6)
Rnd 2: [inc] x 6 (12)
Rnd 3: [1sc, inc] x 6 (18)
Rnd 4: 1 sc, inc, [2 sc, inc] x 5, 1 sc (24)
Rnd 5: [3sc, inc] x 6 (30)
Rnd 6: 2 sc, inc, [4 sc, inc] x 5, 2 sc (36)
Rnd 7: [5sc, inc] x 6 (42)
Rnd 8: 3 sc, inc, [6 sc, inc] x 6, 3 sc (48)
Rnd 9: [7 sc, inc] x 6 (54)
Rnd 10: 4 sc, inc, [8 sc, inc] x 5, 4 sc (60)

Rnd 11-13 (3 rnds): 60 sc (60)
Rnd 14: 4 sc, dec, [8 sc, dec] x 5, 4 sc (54)
Change colour to light blue
Rnd 15: 54 sc (54)
Rnd 16: 54 sc BLO (54)
Rnd 17: 54 sc (54)
Rnd 18: [7 sc, dec] x 6 (48)
Rnds 19-20 (2 rnds): 48 sc (48)
Change to mustard
Rnd 21: 48 sc (48)
Change to light purple

JUMPER PATTERN PANEL
We will now continue the pattern on the jumper by alternating 2 different colours. You may wish to F/O the colours as you go, or F/O once you have finished the patterned section. I F/O after I finished the patterned section.
Starting with the light purple, alternate the colours in round 22 starting as ‘light purple’ then ‘off white’, and so on.
Rnd 22: 48 sc (48)
Using off white only in the next round
Rnd 23: 48 sc (48)
In round 24, alternate the colours again but this time start with ‘off white’ then ‘light purple’, and so on
Rnd 24: 48 sc (48)
Change to mustard (the light purple and off white can now be F/O)
Rnd 25: 48 sc (48)
Change to light blue (the mustard can now be F/O)
Rnd 26: 3 sc, dec, [6 sc, dec] x 5, 3 sc (42)
Rnd 27: 42 sc (42)
Rnd 28 [5sc, dec] x 6 (36)
Rnd 29: 36 sc (36)
Rnd 30: 2sc, dec, [4sc, dec] x 5, 2 sc (30)
Rnd 31: 30 sc (30)
Rnd 32: [3 sc, dec] x 6 (24)
Change to off white
Rnd 33: 24 sc (24)
F/O and leave a long tail for attaching the head.

JUMPER EDGE
Using light blue, and working in rows
Chain 3 and starting in the 2nd chain from the hook
Row 1: 2 sc, ch 1, turn (2)
Row 2 – 53 (52 rows): 2 sc BLO, ch 1, turn (2)
Row 54: 2 sc (2)
Due to tension and stuffing variance, check the jumper edge
fits correctly around round 15 of the body. Adjust the number
of rows to fit.
F/O and leave a long tail for attaching to the jumper.

ARMS – MAKE 2
Starting with dark grey
Rnd 1: 6 sc in mr (6)
Rnd 2: [inc] x 6 (12)
Rnd 3: 12 sc (12)
Rnd 4: [3 sc, inc] x 3 (15)
Rnd 5: 15 sc (15)
Rnd 6: [4 sc, inc] x 3 (18)
Rnds 7 – 8 (2 rnds): 18 sc (18)
Rnd 9: [1 sc, dec] x 6 (12)
Rnd 10: 12 sc (12)
Change to light blue.

Rnd 11: 12 sc (12)
stuff hand
Rnd 12: 12 sc BLO (12)
Rnds 13 – 15 (3 rnds): 12 sc (12)
Rnd 16: [dec, 4 sc] x 2 (10)
Rnds 17 – 20 (4 rnds): 10 sc (10)
Rnd 21: [dec, 3 sc] x 2 (8)
stuff to round 21 only
Rnd 22 – 25 (4 rnds): 8 sc (8)
Flatten the opening and sc in the next 4 sts, through both
layers to close. F/O and leave a long tail for attaching to the body.

JUMPER ARM CUFFS – MAKE 2
Using light blue, and working in rows; chain 3 and starting in the 2nd chain from the hook
Row 1: 2 sc, ch 1, turn (2)
Row 2 – 11 (10 rows): 2 sc BLO, ch 1, turn (2)

Row 12: 2 sc (2)
F/O and leave a long tail for attaching to the jumper

HEAD STRIPE
Using dark grey and working in rows; chain 2 and starting in the 2nd chain from the hook;
Please note all decreases in the stripe are regular decreases and not invisible decreases
Row 1: 3 sc together, ch 1, turn (3)
Rows 2 – 3 (2 rows): 3 sc, ch 1, turn (3)
Row 4: inc, sc, inc, ch 1, turn (5)
Rows 5 – 7 (3 rows): 5 sc, ch 1, turn (5)
Row 8: inc, 3 sc, inc, ch 1, turn (7)
Rows 9 – 12 (4 rows): 7 sc, ch 1, turn (7)
Row 13: inc, 5 sc, inc, ch 1, turn (9)
Rows 14 – 39 (26 rows): 9 sc, ch 1, turn
mark row 26; this is your central point
Row 40: dec, 5 sc, dec, ch 1, turn (7)
Row 41 – 44 (4 rows): 7 sc, ch 1, turn (7)
Row 45: dec, 3 sc, dec, ch 1, turn (5)
Rows 46 -48 (3 rows): 5 sc, ch 1, turn (5)
Row 49: dec, 1 sc, dec, ch 1, turn (3)
Rows 50 – 51 (2 rows): 3 sc, ch 1, turn (3)
Row 52: dec 3 sts together (1)
To finish, sc along the edge of the stripe. When you get to the first end of the stripe, 3 sc in the same space to create the corner, and continue with sc on the other side of the stripe. When you reach the 2nd end, sc 2 together in the space and then make an invisible join to finish. F/O and leave a long tail for attaching to the head (leave in the stitch marker)

EARS – MAKE 2
Using dark grey
Rnd 1: 6 sc in mr (6)
Rnd 2: [inc] x 6 (12)
Rnd 3: [sc, inc] x 6 (18)
Rnds 4 – 6 (3 rnds): 18 sc (18)
Flatten the opening and sc in the next 9 sts, through both layers
to close. F/O and leave a long tail for attaching to the head.

HEAD
Using off white
We will now create the head and attach the safety eyes with the stripe in position (this will be sewn in place later)
Rnd 1: 6 sc in mr (6)
Rnd 2: [inc] x 6 (12)
Rnd 3: [sc, inc] x 6 (18)
Rnd 4: 1 sc, inc, [2 sc, inc] x 5, 1 sc (24)
Rnd 5: [3 sc, inc] x 6 (30)
Rnd 6: 2 sc, inc, [4 sc, inc] x 5, 2 sc (36)
Rnd 7: [5 sc, inc] x 6 (42)
Rnd 8: 3 sc, inc, [6 sc, inc] x 5, 3 sc (48)
Rnds 9 -16 (8 rnds): 48 sc (48)

Rnd 17: 7 sc, dec, [14 sc, dec] x 2, 7 sc (45)
Rnd 18: [13 sc, dec] x 3 (42)
Rnd 19: 6 sc, dec, [12 sc, dec]x 2, 6 sc (39)
Rnd 20: [11 sc, dec] x 3 (36)
Rnd 21: 36 sc (36)
Rnd 22: 5 sc, dec, [10 sc, dec] x 2, 5 sc (33)
Rnd 23: 33 sc (33)
Rnd 24: [9sc, dec] x 3 (30)
Rnd 25: 30 sc (30)
We will now pause to position the stripe and attach the safety eyes. (Stuff the head up to round 12, this will give the head some shape for positioning the stripe)

We will now continue working on the head; stuff as you go
Rnd 26: 4 sc, dec, [8 sc, dec] x 2, 4 sc (27)
Rnd 27: 27 sc (27)
Rnd 28: [7 sc, dec] x 3 (24)
Rnd 29: 24 sc (24)
Rnd 30: [2 sc,, dec] x 6 (18)
Rnd 31: [1 sc, dec] x 6 (12)
Rnd 32: [dec] x 6 (6)
F/O and weave the yarn tail through each FLO of the last round. Gently pull the tail to close the opening and weave in.
Check the stripe is running central around the side and back of the head and sew in place. Each end of the stripe should sit no further forward than round 29, leaving a space at the tip for the nose. Secure and weave in ends.

LEGS – MAKE 2
Using dark grey, chain 8 and starting in the 2nd ch from the hook;
Rnd 1: 6 sc, 3sc together in next st, on the other
side of the chain, 5 sc, inc in last st (16)
Rnd 2: inc, 5 sc, [inc] x 3, 5 sc, inc x 2 (22)
Rnd 3: sc, inc, 5 sc, [sc, inc] x 3, 5sc, [sc, inc] x 2 (28)
Rnds 4- 6 (3 rnds): 28 sc (28)
Rnd 7: 11 sc, [dec] x 4, 9 sc (24)
Rnd 8: 9 sc, [dec] x 4, 7 sc (20)

Rnd 9: dec, 6 sc, [dec] x 3, 6 sc (16)
Rnd 10: 6 sc, [dec] x 2, 6 sc (14)
Rnd 11: 14 sc (14)
Stuff foot only
Rnd 12: 5 sc, [dec]x 2, 5 sc (12)
Rnds 13 – 16 (4 rnds): 12 sc (12)
Flatten the opening and sc in the next 6 sts, through both layers to close. (The
closing should be horizontal to the foot; adjust the number of sc in round 16 to
ensure you get the correct starting position for closing). F/O and leave a long
tail for attaching.

TAIL
Using dark grey
Rnd 1: 6 sc in mr (6)
Rnds 2 – 3 (2 rnds): 6 sc (6)
Rnd 4: [sc, inc] x 3 (9)
Rnd 5: [2 sc, inc] x 3 (12)
Rnds 6 – 8 [3 rnds]: 12 sc (12)
Stuff the tail, F/O and leave a long tail for attaching to the body.

SCARF
Using mustard (or your chosen scarf colour), working in rows, chain 120 and starting in the 3rd chain from the hook;
Row 1: 118 hdc, ch 2, turn
Row 2: 118 hdc, ch 1 for the corner and 2 sc along the short edge to bring you to the other side of the starting chain, ch 2
Row 3: 118 hdc
F/O and weave in ends.

EARS & EYE DETAIL
Attach the ears between rounds 17/18 of the stripe. Mark the
position with pins; 2 stitches up from the lower edge and 1 stitch in
from the upper edge.
Attach the ears on both sides of the head so that they are slightly
curved (the mid section is attached one stitch further back to the
outer edges to create the curve). Secure ends and weave in tails.

Once you have attached the ears, add the whites of the eyes as
shown in Pic. 34. You can add eyebrows one stitch above and
slightly back from the eye (see main image)

LEGS (CONT.)
Using the yarn end you attached the legs with; secure each leg to the body going through rounds 13/14 of the leg, and round 8/9 of the body (see Pic. 41). This is to ensure the legs sit snuggly against the body when sitting.

FINISH