Material List ​Yarn: ​White / Ecru (For the polar bear's head, body, ears, and paws) ​Red (For the scarf and hanging loop) ​Black (For embroidering the eyes and nose) ​Crochet Hook: Appropriate size for your yarn (e.g., 2.0 mm or 2.5 mm for cotton amigurumi yarns) ​Other Supplies: Tapestry needle (for sewing parts together), scissors, stitch marker. ​???? Pattern Parts and Stitch Counts ​1. Head (Flat Circle) ​Start with a Magic Ring (MR). ​Round 1: Chain 3 (counts as 1 double crochet / dc), then work 11 more double crochets (dc) into the ring (Total: 12 dc). Join with a slip stitch (sl st). ​Note: Continue working in a few rounds of classic flat circle techniques (increasing evenly) until the head forms a solid, neat flat disc (approximately 3-4 rounds as seen in the visual). ​2. Ears (Make 2) ​Make a Magic Ring (MR), chain 1, and work 8 half double crochets (hdc) into the ring. ​Join with a slip stitch to the first hdc, fasten off leaving a long tail for sewing. (No extra rounds; they remain as small, single-row circles).

​3. Paws / Hands and Feet (Make 4 Small Circles) ​In a Magic Ring (MR), work 12 stitches (using single crochets or double crochets depending on the desired scale) to create 4 small flat circles to be used as arms and feet. ​4. Large Lacy Body (4-Round Medallion) ​The body is worked as an open, flower-like lacy motif in 4 stages: ​Round 1: Magic ring, chain 2, and work 12 double crochets (dc) into the ring. ​Round 2: Work popcorn/cluster stitches (3-dc cluster) and 2 chain spaces over each dc, creating 12 petals/groups total. ​Round 3: Work cluster groups (3 double crochets and 1 chain) into the spaces for a total of 36 stitches. ​Round 4: Finish the outer edge with a neat single crochet (sc) border round to complete the body frame. ​5. Red Scarf ​Chain a length matching the desired neck circumference (e.g., 25-30 chains). ​Work a row of single crochets or half double crochets across the chain to create a flat, neat strip. Add short fringes to the ends if desired. ​6. Hanging Loop (Top Hanger) ​Using red yarn, chain about 16 to 20 chains and join the ends to form a small loop.

Assembly and Joining Details ​Face Embroidery: Lay the head piece flat. Using black yarn, embroider two small eyes near the center. In the exact middle, embroider a small triangular cute nose with a short vertical line extending downward for the mouth. ​Attaching the Ears: Position the two ears symmetrically on the upper left and right back edges of the head and sew them securely. ​Joining Head to Body: Overlap the bottom of the head slightly with the top center of the lacy body. Sew the head firmly onto the body. ​Placing the Scarf: Wrap the red scarf around the neck area (the joining point between the head and body). Cross it in front to hide the seam and secure it with a few hidden stitches so it doesn't slip. ​Sewing the Paws: ​Sew the top two small circles (hands) to the upper sides of the body right beneath the scarf. ​Sew the bottom two small circles (feet) to the bottom left and right corners of the body symmetrically. ​Attaching the Hanger: Securely sew the red chain hanging loop to the very top back of the head so it is ready to hang on the Christmas tree.