So, I have a question to this community, especially testers.
This has been my weekend project, and I always write what I’m doing (essentially creating a drafted pattern). I thought “bear”, someone on Youtube mentioned fruit (in an entirely different context) and the idea I thought of was just too funny not to go with. So, I created a bear, shaped as a pear, with a pattern to go with it. Today I finished him, and here we have him.
Now, the question I came to ask is whether or not you think it’s going to be worth the effort of making him into a pattern others can use.
Is this something you would look at and want to crochet? My boyfriend thinks he’s too fat and unproportional (well, he’s not completely wrong about the proportions), and I’m not sure if I think he’s half-cute or just funny (to me).
If you wouldn’t want to: If I made him smaller/more proportional, would that change your opinion?
He’s no-sew, but takes a few hours to make.
Please be as harsh as you want with your feedback!
(And please ignore the loose stitches–I was working with a new yarn that slimmed down with tight stitches, and since I usually just frog most of the things I make, I just kept going)
Hmm, I’ll think a bit about it. The problem I imagine having is needing to publish an un-tested pattern ^^’
If I decide to release the pattern I’ll likely remake it, and then it might be green, haha 
I guess I’m just in a punny mood right now 
I love how you combined it together, if you want to go for it, it’s not really a waste as it’ll improve your understanding of writing patterns and if you ever decide to change its proportions/size you could and have multiple versions of Percy the Pear-Bear running around and the patterns to accompany him 
