Frankie the Zombie Franken-Bear Crochet Pattern

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Franken-Bear Crochet Pattern Description

Meet Frankie – a science experiment that went horribly wrong. A lonely scientist decided he needed a companion and attempted to bring his teddy bear to life. A chemical was injected into the bear. As part of his composition transformed into a flesh-like material, it would almost appear that the experiment was working! Moments later, the scientist would find that the experiment went horribly wrong. Stuffing burst from the bear’s seams and his flesh-like eyeball blew out of his socket. The scientist soon realized this was the least of his concerns. The bear was so hungry, he began eating his flesh-like arm. That did not satisfy his hunger. He had a craving for something else. He was hungry for BRAINS!!

This pattern is written using American terminology, most of which is worked in continuous rounds.

When using worsted weight yarn and a 3.5 mm crochet hook, your project will come out to be approximately

Skill Level: intermediate

You will need the following materials for this project:

MATERIALS
• Yarn: #4 worsted weight yarn is recommended. Other weights can be used with adjusted hook/eye sizes. See color chart below for specifications.
• crochet hook: 3.5 (E) hook when using #4 yarn.
• Darning needle
• Stitch markers you will need at least 8 to help place parts on the body & head.
• Amigurumi sticks are helpful, but not needed.
• Sewing pins
• Poly-fil stuffing
• safety eyes: up to 18 mm when using #4 yarn.

Yarn Specifications:
Worsted weight, chunky or super chunky yarn are suggested for this pattern. You will need roughly 200-300 yds for the main color if you plan on using the same color throughout. The accent colors will only need 20 yds or less each.