BMO pattern

Yarn: Acrylic bulky weight 5 ply yarn for body and acrylic worsted weight 4 ply yarn for
other parts – Red Heart Super saver and Bulky super saver like yarns.

Aruba sea (bulky and worsted), honeydew (worsted), light blue (worsted), blue
(worsted), red (worsted), yellow (worsted), green (worsted), teal (bulky), black
(worsted).

/!\ Since it’s sometime difficult to find the right color in bulky and worsted weight yarn,
it’s ok to use two threads, crocheted as one, of an acrylic worsted weight 4 ply yarn
instead. But you may then need to adapt your work if something looks too big or small.

Needles: Size: H/8 & C/2 (5.0 mm & 3.0mm) crochet hooks

Gauge: H/8  3 Sc = 1 inch

Supplies: Safety eyes (0.6 inch), polyester fiberfill stuffing, tapestry needle

Round 1 when using a Yarn Ring: Leaving a tail, wrap yarn around your finger twice.
Insert hook under both yarn rings and hook your tread. Pull it and chain 1. Insert hook
again under both yarn rings and hook your tread. Pull it and Sc 1. Then work the first
round of Sc into the ring. When done, pull on the non-working tail of the yarn to tighten
the hole.

Abbreviations:

Ch = Chain

Sl = Slip stitch

Sc = Single Crochet

Sc inc = Single Crochet Increase

Sc dec = Single Crochet Decrease

½ Dc = ½ Double Crochet

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Directions:

The pieces which are started from a Yarn Ring are worked in rounds. Meaning each
time a row is done, you won’t have to make a U turn. You’ll just keep going forward.
Ending a round piece with a slip stitch (Sl) will facilitate sewing steps, but it’s not
mandatory.

The finished body part must be turned inside out before stuffing in order to present the V
side out (and not the π side).

Always leave sufficient tail for sewing purpose.

Body Face A (Flat work, turn your work after Ch 1)

Aruba sea bulky yarn color - H/8 (5.0mm) hook

Start Chain 31

Row 1 – 18: Sc x 30, Ch 1. (30 St)

Row 19 – 33: Sc x 4, Ch 1. (4 St)

Row 34: Sc x 4. (4 St) *

Pause the work here and do the below part before resuming:

- > Row 19: On Row 18, start another thread in stitch n° 5 of the row and Sc in the
last 4 stiches, Ch 1.
- > Row 20 – 33: Sc x 4, Ch 1. (4 St)
- > Row 34: Sc x 4. (4 St)

Back to *:

Row 35: Sc x 4, Ch 22, Sc in the 4 stiches of > Row 34, Ch 1. (30 St)

Row 36 – 41: Sc x 30, Ch 1. (30 St)

Row 42: Sc x 30. (30 St)

Tie all loose ends.

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Body Face B (Flat work, turn your work after Ch 1)

Aruba sea bulky yarn color - H/8 (5.0mm) hook

Start Chain 31

Row 1 – 41: Sc x 30, Ch 1. (30 St)

Row 42: Sc x 30. (30 St)

Body side

Aruba sea bulky yarn color - H/8 (5.0mm) hook

Start Chain 140

Row 1: Sc in last chain from the hook, Sc x 139. (140 St)

Row 2 – 13: Sc x 140. Don’t forget to turn your work inside out (V side out). (140 St)

Face (Flat work, turn your work after Ch 1) In case it’s needed, adapt this is piece to the
size of the face gap.

Honeydew yarn color - C/2 (3.0mm) hook

Start Chain 39

Row 1 – 25: Sc x 38, Ch 1. (38 St)

Row 26: Sc x 38. (38 St)

Leg & arm – Make 4

Aruba sea yarn color - C/2 (3.0mm) hook

Start Yarn Ring of 8 Sc

Row 1 – 24: Sc x 8. Don’t forget to turn your work inside out (V side out) after a few rows.
Otherwise it might be difficult afterward. (8 St)

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Foot – Make 2

Aruba sea yarn color - C/2 (3.0mm) hook

Start Yarn Ring of 8 Sc

Row 1 – 3: Sc x 8. Don’t forget to turn your work inside out (V side out). (8 St)

Finger – Make 6

Aruba sea yarn color - C/2 (3.0mm) hook

Start Yarn Ring of 4 Sc

Row 1 – 2: Sc x 4. Don’t forget to turn your work inside out (V side out) after a few rows.
Otherwise it might be difficult afterward). (4 St)

Buttons & details

A – Red yarn color - C/2 (3.0mm) hook

Start Yarn Ring of 6 Sc

Row 1: Sc inc x 6. (12 St)

Row 2: (Sc, Sc inc) x 6. (18 St)

B – Green yarn color - C/2 (3.0mm) hook

Start Yarn Ring of 6 Sc

Row 1: Sc inc x 6. (12 St)

C – Light blue yarn color - C/2 (3.0mm) hook

Start Yarn Ring of 6 Sc

Row 1: (Sc, 3 Sc in next stitch) x 3. (12 St)

D – Blue yarn color - C/2 (3.0mm) hook

Start Yarn Ring of 6 Sc, Sl. (6 St)

E –Blue yarn color – Make 2 - C/2 (3.0mm) hook

Start Chain 5

Row 1: Sc x 4. (4 St)

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F – Yellow yarn color - C/2 (3.0mm) hook

Start Yarn Ring of 8 Sc

Row 1: (Ch 4, ½ Dc x 3 on chain, skip next stitch on yarn ring, Sl) x 4.

G – Teal bulky yarn color – Make 7 - H/8 (5.0mm) hook

Start Chain 16

Row 1: Sc x 15. (15 St)

Letters BMO

“B” – Make 2

Teal bulky yarn color - H/8 (5.0mm) hook

Side piece – Make 3

Start Chain 8

Row 1: Sc x 7. (7 St)

“M” – Make 2

Teal bulky yarn color - H/8 (5.0mm) hook

>Side piece – Make 2

Start Chain 6

Row 1: Sc x 5. (5 St)

>Middle piece

Start Chain 8

Row 1: Sc x 3, Sl, Sc x 3. (7 St)

“O” – Make 2

Teal bulky yarn color - H/8 (5.0mm) hook

Start Chain 11

Row 1: Sc in last chain from the hook, Sc x 10 (Keep it as flat as possible). (11 St)

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Assembly:

Place “Face A” flat on a table,

the side with the loose ends
facing you.

Cover the gap with the

Honeydew color yarn face,
align and center it (The panel
is larger than the face gap on
purpose). Sew it in place using
the edges of the Honeydew
color face (watch out that
your sewing does not show on
the other side).

Sew “Face A” and the body side piece together stiches to stiches. Start from the middle
of the bottom side and when reaching a corner, use a stitch more from “Face A” to
make a smooth turn.

Set the safety eyes on the face, slightly above the middle,
16 stiches apart. Embroider the smiling mouth with a black
cotton thread (you can use some thin sewing black thread
to keep it set in place).

Stuff this container, and then place “Face B” on top of it.

Sew it in the same manner “Face A” was done. Before
finishing sewing, add up stuffing to your liking.

Using needles to help, place buttons & details A, B, C, D, E x

2, F, G “on “Face A” following the diagram (numbers
represent the rows). Adjust the positioning depending on
the outcome of your work. Sew them on.

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On “Face B”, with the teal yarn color, embroider a rectangle
(14 rows per 18 stiches) 6 stitches from the left and right border,
8 rows above the break line of the bottom of “Face B”.
Embroider a knot dot inside each corner of that square (2 rows
& 2 stiches from the line).

Place a G piece 2 rows below that rectangle, centered.

Still on “Face B”, place 5 details G, using needles to help. G

pieces are spaced apart by 2 and ½ stitches, 4 rows from the
top break line and 4 stiches from the side break lines (Adjust
the positioning depending on the outcome of your work). Sew
them on.

Sew three fingers on the tip of both arms.

Attach an arm to the right and left of the body,

generously over Row 6 – 7. Roughly at the same high
than button B.

Fit the “O” letter around each arm, flatten it against

the body and sew it on.

Using needles to help, place the “B” and “M” parts

aligned with the “O” (letters are spaced apart by 1
and ½ stitches).

Embroider 7 knot dots above the B using teal yarn color. Use needles to
help align the dots emplacements.

Sew a foot on each leg.

Attach the legs under the body, 3 stitches away from each side, leaving
4 rows before the break with “Front A”.

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BMO pattern
This document is made of photos of the assembly steps described in the pattern.

I made them using a different colored yarn so the BMO here is pink (and I had to adapt
the screen piece to accommodate the pink yarn size). But the assembly principle stays
the same.

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Copyright Notice: It is ok to sell what you make from this pattern but you do not have permission
to copy, rewrite, redistribute or resell my patterns in any form.

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