Crochet Tutorial: Daisy Wagon Bear Berry Farm – Free Crochet Pattern

This cheerful crochet berry farm scene features a green garden base, a tan wooden-style berry wagon filled with strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, and blackberries, two tiny teddy bears, daisy-covered wagon arches, bees, butterflies, jam jars, a farm sign, potted strawberry plants, a scale, watering can, tools, pie, flower beds, and baskets of fresh berries.

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Pattern Overview

This pattern is written in US crochet terms and is designed as a detailed miniature amigurumi diorama. The finished piece is built in separate sections, then sewn together securely on a rectangular garden mat. The main focus is the tall daisy-covered berry wagon with two teddy bears and many small farm accessories.

The structure uses tight single crochet fabric so the pieces hold their shape. For the wagon box, canopy posts, wheels, and accessories, work firmly and stuff only where instructed. The berries are intentionally made in several sizes so the wagon looks full and natural like the photo.

Finished Size

Garden base: about 13 in x 9.5 in.
Berry wagon: about 8 in long, 4 in wide, and 6 in tall including canopy.
Standing bear: about 3.25 in tall without hat.
Seated bear: about 3 in tall when seated.
Large wheels: about 2 in across.
Daisy flowers: about 0.75 in across.

Materials

DK weight cotton yarn in tan, medium brown, dark brown, grass green, leaf green, white, golden yellow, red, berry red, raspberry pink, royal blue, navy, black, terracotta, pale blue, gray, cream, and pink.
2.25 mm crochet hook for amigurumi pieces.
2.75 mm crochet hook for base mat and flat panels.
Fiberfill stuffing.
6 mm black safety eyes or black embroidery thread for bears.
Small amount of black embroidery thread for mouths, bear noses, bee stripes, and sign lettering.
Yarn needle, stitch markers, scissors, pins, and removable stitch markers.
Optional: thin floral wire or pipe cleaners for wagon arches and basket handles.
Optional: cardboard or plastic canvas for stiffening the wagon floor and sign.

Gauge

Using DK cotton and a 2.25 mm hook, 8 sc and 8 rounds measure about 1 in in tight amigurumi crochet. Gauge is not critical, but tight stitches are important. If stuffing shows through, use a smaller hook.

Abbreviations

MR: magic ring
ch: chain
sl st: slip stitch
sc: single crochet
hdc: half double crochet
dc: double crochet
inc: 2 sc in the same stitch
dec: invisible single crochet decrease
BLO: back loop only
FLO: front loop only
st: stitch
sts: stitches
FO: fasten off

Important Construction Notes

Work amigurumi pieces in continuous rounds unless a section says otherwise.
Use a stitch marker to mark the first stitch of each round.
Stuff the bears firmly, but do not overstuff small accessories.
Panels for the wagon are worked in rows, then joined with whipstitch.
Leave long yarn tails on flowers, berries, wheels, and accessories for sewing.
The photo shows many small items. The counts below create a full display without overcrowding the base.

Garden Base Mat

The base is a flat grass rectangle with a raised border. Use the 2.75 mm hook and grass green yarn.

Main Rectangle

Ch 61.
Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and across. You will have 60 sc.
Rows 2-44: Ch 1, turn, sc in each st across. You will have 60 sc per row.
Do not fasten off.

Base Border

Round 1: Ch 1, rotate work. Sc evenly around the entire rectangle, placing 3 sc in each corner. Aim for 60 sc across each long edge, 44 sc along each short edge, plus corner stitches.
Round 2: Sc in each st around, placing 3 sc in the center stitch of each corner group.
Round 3: Working in BLO, sc in each st around. This creates a raised edge.
Round 4: Ch 3, skip 1 st, sl st in next st around for a soft scalloped garden border. FO and weave in ends.

Soil Patch for Strawberry Pots

This brown patch sits at the front right of the mat under the potted strawberry plants.

With dark brown yarn and 2.75 mm hook, ch 19.
Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and across. You will have 18 sc.
Rows 2-13: Ch 1, turn, sc across. FO with a long tail.
Border: Join medium brown in any corner. Sc around, placing 3 sc in each corner. FO.
Sew patch to the front right corner of the green base, about 1 in from the front edge.

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Stone Picnic Tiles

The photo includes small neutral stepping stones near the seated bear and pie. Make five separate stones.

Small Oval Stone, Make 3

With gray-beige yarn, ch 7.
Round 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in next 4 ch, 3 sc in last ch. Working on other side of chain, sc in next 4 ch, 2 sc in last ch. You will have 14 sc.
Round 2: Inc, sc 4, inc 3 times, sc 4, inc 2 times. You will have 20 sc.
Sl st to next st and FO.

Large Rounded Stone, Make 2

With gray-beige yarn, ch 9.
Round 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc 6, 3 sc in last ch. Working on other side, sc 6, 2 sc in last ch. You will have 18 sc.
Round 2: Inc, sc 6, inc 3 times, sc 6, inc 2 times. You will have 24 sc.
Round 3: Sc around. Sl st and FO.

Sew the stones in a loose path at the front center of the mat.

Main Berry Wagon

The wagon is the largest piece. It has a tan rectangular box, four wheels, two upright side arches, a daisy-covered roof, and a deep berry display inside. Use tan yarn for the wagon panels unless otherwise noted.

Wagon Bottom Panel

With tan yarn and 2.75 mm hook, ch 37.
Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and across. You will have 36 sc.
Rows 2-18: Ch 1, turn, sc across. FO with long tail.

Long Side Panels, Make 2

Ch 37.
Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and across. You will have 36 sc.
Rows 2-12: Ch 1, turn, sc across.
Row 13: Ch 1, turn, BLO sc across to create a top rim. FO with long tail.

Short End Panels, Make 2

Ch 19.
Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and across. You will have 18 sc.
Rows 2-12: Ch 1, turn, sc across.
Row 13: Ch 1, turn, BLO sc across. FO with long tail.

Assembling the Wagon Box

Place the bottom panel flat.
Whipstitch one long side panel to one long edge of the bottom panel.
Repeat with the second long side panel.
Sew the two short end panels to the short edges.
Join all vertical corners neatly with whipstitch.
Optional: Insert a rectangle of cardboard or plastic canvas into the bottom before closing the last side seam.
Lightly stuff the lower corners only if the wagon walls need shaping.

Top Rim of Wagon

Join tan yarn at one back corner of the wagon top.
Sc evenly around the top rim, working 36 sc along each long side and 18 sc along each short side. You will have about 108 sc.
Round 2: Sl st in each st around for a firm corded edge. FO.

Wagon Arches and Canopy

The canopy has two tan arched supports, one at each end of the wagon, and a green roof panel decorated with white daisies. For the cleanest shape, crochet around pipe cleaners or insert wire after making the tubes.

Vertical Posts, Make 4

With tan yarn and 2.25 mm hook, MR 6 sc.
Rounds 1-28: Sc around. You will have 6 sc each round.
Insert a pipe cleaner or lightly stuff with yarn scraps.
FO, leaving a long tail.

Curved Arch Tubes, Make 2

With tan yarn, MR 6 sc.
Rounds 1-44: Sc around. You will have 6 sc each round.
Insert flexible wire or pipe cleaner. Bend gently into an arch.
FO, leaving a long tail.

Attaching the Arches

Sew two vertical posts to the outside corners of one short wagon end.
Sew one curved arch tube from the top of one post to the top of the other post.
Repeat on the opposite short end of the wagon.
The arches should lean slightly outward like the photo, but keep them balanced so the roof sits flat.

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Canopy Roof Panel

With leaf green yarn and 2.75 mm hook, ch 39.
Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and across. You will have 38 sc.
Rows 2-16: Ch 1, turn, sc across.
Row 17: Ch 1, turn, BLO sc across for a soft top ridge. FO with a long tail.
Place the roof panel across the two arches. Sew the short ends to the arches and the long sides lightly to the top of the tan support tubes.

White Scallop Trim for Roof

Join white yarn at one front corner of the roof.
Work along the front long edge only: Ch 3, skip 1 row-end space, sl st in next row-end space. Repeat across.
Repeat along the back long edge.
FO and weave in ends.

Daisies for Roof and Posts

The photo has many white daisies with golden yellow centers covering the canopy top and climbing down the wagon posts. Make enough to create a full floral frame.

Large Daisy, Make 16

Center: With golden yellow yarn, MR 6 sc. Sl st to first sc and FO.
Join white yarn in any st.
Petal 1: Ch 3, hdc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in next ch, sl st in same center st.
Repeat the petal sequence once in each of the remaining 5 center stitches. You will have 6 petals.
FO with a long sewing tail.

Small Daisy, Make 18

With golden yellow yarn, MR 5 sc. Sl st and FO.
Join white yarn.
In each center st: Ch 2, sc in 2nd ch from hook, sl st in same center st.
Repeat around for 5 tiny petals. FO with long tail.

Daisy Placement

Sew 10 large daisies across the front roof edge.
Sew 6 large daisies across the top surface of the roof.
Sew 10 small daisies down the four front-facing posts and corners.
Sew the remaining small daisies along the back arch and side edges.

Wagon Wheels

Make four wheels in medium brown. The two front wheels should sit slightly forward, and the two back wheels should sit near the rear corners. The photo shows large rustic spoke wheels.

Wheel Disc, Make 4

With medium brown yarn and 2.25 mm hook, MR 6 sc.
Round 1: Inc around. You will have 12 sc.
Round 2: Sc 1, inc around. You will have 18 sc.
Round 3: Sc 2, inc around. You will have 24 sc.
Round 4: Sc 3, inc around. You will have 30 sc.
Round 5: Sc 4, inc around. You will have 36 sc.
Round 6: BLO sc around. You will have 36 sc.
Round 7: Sc around. Sl st and FO.

Wheel Hub, Make 4

With dark brown yarn, MR 6 sc.
Round 1: Inc around. You will have 12 sc.
Sl st and FO with long tail.
Sew one hub to the center of each wheel.

Wheel Spokes

Thread dark brown yarn on a needle.
From the hub center, sew 8 straight spokes outward to Round 5 of the wheel.
Keep spoke spacing even. Pull firmly enough to indent the wheel slightly.
Sew two wheels to each long side of the wagon.

Axle Bar, Make 2

With dark brown yarn, ch 32.
Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and across. You will have 31 sc.
FO. Roll the strip lengthwise and sew it into a thin tube.
Sew one axle tube across the front wheel pair and one across the back wheel pair.

Berry Filling for Wagon

The wagon should look generously filled with red strawberries, blue blueberries, pink raspberries, and dark blackberries. Make the berries first, then arrange them in layers. Sew only the lower berries to the wagon so the top looks naturally piled.

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Large Strawberries, Make 10

With red yarn, MR 6 sc.
Round 1: Sc around. You will have 6 sc.
Round 2: Inc around. You will have 12 sc.
Round 3: Sc 1, inc around. You will have 18 sc.
Rounds 4-5: Sc around. You will have 18 sc.
Round 6: Sc 1, dec around. You will have 12 sc.
Stuff lightly.
Round 7: Dec around. You will have 6 sc. FO and close.

Small Strawberries, Make 12

With red yarn, MR 5 sc.
Round 1: Inc around. You will have 10 sc.
Rounds 2-3: Sc around. You will have 10 sc.
Round 4: Dec around. You will have 5 sc. FO and close.

Strawberry Leaf Caps, Make 22

With leaf green yarn, ch 5.
Sl st in 2nd ch from hook, sc in next ch, hdc in next ch, sl st in last ch.
Ch 5 again and repeat the same stitches to make a second leaf.
Make 4 leaves from the same center point.
FO with long tail and sew to the top of each strawberry.

Blueberries, Make 20

With royal blue yarn, MR 6 sc.
Round 1: Inc around. You will have 12 sc.
Round 2: Sc around. You will have 12 sc.
Round 3: Dec around. You will have 6 sc.
Stuff very lightly, FO, and close.
With navy yarn, make one tiny star stitch on the top of each blueberry.

Raspberries, Make 10

With raspberry pink yarn, MR 6 sc.
Round 1: In each st, work sc and small bobble in same st. You will have 12 textured sts.
Round 2: Sc 1, dec around. You will have 8 sts.
Round 3: Dec around. You will have 4 sts. FO and close.
Use a needle to pinch the top inward for a raspberry cup shape.

Blackberries, Make 6

With black or deep purple yarn, MR 6 sc.
Round 1: Work small bobble in each st around. You will have 6 bobbles.
Round 2: Sc around between bobbles. You will have 6 sc.
Round 3: Dec around. FO and close.

Filling the Wagon

Sew a first layer of blueberries and blackberries to the inside bottom of the wagon.
Add large strawberries near the front left and center.
Add raspberries on the front right and toward the back.
Place small strawberries on top to create height.
Use hidden stitches through the lower half of each berry so the pile still looks soft.

Standing Bear Behind the Farm Stand

This bear appears at the left side of the scene, standing behind the counter with a small straw hat. Use tan yarn for the bear and cream for the muzzle.

Standing Bear Head

With tan yarn and 2.25 mm hook, MR 6 sc.
Round 1: Inc around. You will have 12 sc.
Round 2: Sc 1, inc around. You will have 18 sc.
Round 3: Sc 2, inc around. You will have 24 sc.
Round 4: Sc 3, inc around. You will have 30 sc.
Rounds 5-10: Sc around. You will have 30 sc.
Insert safety eyes between Rounds 7 and 8, 7 sts apart.
Round 11: Sc 3, dec around. You will have 24 sc.
Round 12: Sc 2, dec around. You will have 18 sc.
Stuff firmly.
Round 13: Sc 1, dec around. You will have 12 sc.
Round 14: Dec around. You will have 6 sc. FO and close.

Standing Bear Body

With tan yarn, MR 6 sc.
Round 1: Inc around. You will have 12 sc.
Round 2: Sc 1, inc around. You will have 18 sc.
Round 3: Sc 2, inc around. You will have 24 sc.
Rounds 4-9: Sc around. You will have 24 sc.
Round 10: Sc 2, dec around. You will have 18 sc.
Rounds 11-12: Sc around. You will have 18 sc.
Stuff firmly. FO with long tail for sewing to the head.

Bear Ears, Make 2

With tan yarn, MR 6 sc.
Round 1: Inc around. You will have 12 sc.
Rounds 2-3: Sc around. You will have 12 sc.
Fold flat and sc through both layers across. FO with long tail.
Sew ears to the head between Rounds 4 and 7.

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Bear Muzzle

With cream yarn, ch 5.
Round 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc 2, 3 sc in last ch. Working on other side, sc 2, 2 sc in last ch. You will have 10 sc.
Round 2: Inc, sc 2, inc 3 times, sc 2, inc 2 times. You will have 16 sc.
Sl st and FO with long tail.
Sew muzzle below the eyes. Embroider a dark brown nose and small vertical mouth.

Standing Bear Arms, Make 2

With tan yarn, MR 6 sc.
Rounds 1-8: Sc around. You will have 6 sc.
Do not stuff. Fold flat and sc through both layers. FO.
Sew arms to the sides of the body so they rest near the counter.

Standing Bear Hat

With straw yellow yarn, MR 6 sc.
Round 1: Inc around. You will have 12 sc.
Round 2: Sc 1, inc around. You will have 18 sc.
Round 3: BLO sc around. You will have 18 sc.
Rounds 4-5: Sc around. You will have 18 sc.
Round 6: FLO, sc 1, inc around. You will have 27 sc.
Round 7: Sc 2, inc around. You will have 36 sc.
Sl st and FO.
With dark brown yarn, surface sl st around Round 5 as a hat band.
Sew hat slightly tilted on the bear head.

Small Farm Stand and Sign

The left counter holds jam jars, flowers, berries, and the sign that says BERRY FARM. Make the stand in tan yarn.

Counter Block

Ch 29.
Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and across. You will have 28 sc.
Rows 2-10: Ch 1, turn, sc across.
FO. Make a second matching rectangle.
Side panels, make 2: Ch 11, sc 10 across for 8 rows. FO.
Top panel: Ch 29, sc 28 across for 5 rows. FO.
Sew the pieces into a shallow rectangular counter. Stuff lightly or insert folded felt.

Berry Farm Sign

With cream yarn, ch 19.
Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and across. You will have 18 sc.
Rows 2-8: Ch 1, turn, sc across. FO.
Border: Join medium brown yarn and sc around, placing 3 sc in each corner.
With black embroidery thread, stitch the words BERRY FARM in two lines.
Sew or glue the sign to the front left of the counter.

Jam Jar, Make 2

With red or pink yarn, MR 6 sc.
Round 1: Inc around. You will have 12 sc.
Rounds 2-5: Sc around. You will have 12 sc.
Change to white or cream yarn.
Round 6: BLO sc around. You will have 12 sc.
Round 7: Sc 1, dec around. You will have 8 sc.
Stuff lightly, FO, and close.
Add a tiny pink or yellow tie around the lid.

Seated Bear with Berry Basket

The seated bear is placed in front of the wagon. It has a round head, small sitting body, short legs, and a tiny handled berry basket.

Seated Bear Head

Make the head exactly as written for the standing bear head. Add eyes, ears, muzzle, nose, and mouth in the same way.

Seated Bear Body

With tan yarn, MR 6 sc.
Round 1: Inc around. You will have 12 sc.
Round 2: Sc 1, inc around. You will have 18 sc.
Round 3: Sc 2, inc around. You will have 24 sc.
Rounds 4-8: Sc around. You will have 24 sc.
Round 9: Sc 2, dec around. You will have 18 sc.
Round 10: Sc 1, dec around. You will have 12 sc.
Stuff firmly. FO with long tail.
Sew the head to the body, tilting the face slightly upward.

Seated Bear Legs, Make 2

With tan yarn, MR 6 sc.
Round 1: Inc around. You will have 12 sc.
Rounds 2-4: Sc around. You will have 12 sc.
Stuff lightly.
Round 5: Dec around. You will have 6 sc. FO and close.
Sew legs to the lower front of the body in a seated position.

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Seated Bear Arms, Make 2

With tan yarn, MR 6 sc.
Rounds 1-7: Sc around. You will have 6 sc.
Fold flat and sc through both layers. FO.
Sew arms forward so they can hold the basket.

Tiny Bear Basket

With medium brown yarn, MR 6 sc.
Round 1: Inc around. You will have 12 sc.
Round 2: BLO sc around. You will have 12 sc.
Rounds 3-5: Sc around. You will have 12 sc.
Round 6: Sl st around for a firm rim. FO.
Handle: Ch 16, sl st back across the chain. Sew each end to opposite sides of the basket.
Place 2 tiny strawberries and 2 tiny blueberries inside.

Berry Crate

This small crate sits at the front left and holds mixed berries.

With tan yarn, ch 13.
Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and across. You will have 12 sc.
Rows 2-6: Ch 1, turn, sc across. FO.
Make a second matching rectangle for the bottom lining.
Short side panels, make 2: Ch 7, sc 6 across for 4 rows. FO.
Long side panels, make 2: Ch 13, sc 12 across for 4 rows. FO.
Sew into a shallow open crate.
With dark brown yarn, embroider two horizontal plank lines on the front.
Fill with 3 small strawberries, 3 blueberries, and 1 blackberry.

Round Berry Pie

The little pie sits on the stone area near the seated bear.

With golden tan yarn, MR 6 sc.
Round 1: Inc around. You will have 12 sc.
Round 2: Sc 1, inc around. You will have 18 sc.
Round 3: Sc 2, inc around. You will have 24 sc.
Round 4: BLO sc around. You will have 24 sc.
Round 5: Sc around. You will have 24 sc.
Change to dark berry yarn.
Round 6: FLO sc around to make filling visible.
With golden tan yarn, embroider three short lattice lines across the top.
FO and flatten slightly.

Potted Strawberry Plants

Make three terracotta pots for the front right soil patch. Each pot has green leaves and hanging red strawberries.

Terracotta Pot, Make 3

With terracotta yarn, MR 6 sc.
Round 1: Inc around. You will have 12 sc.
Round 2: Sc 1, inc around. You will have 18 sc.
Round 3: BLO sc around. You will have 18 sc.
Rounds 4-7: Sc around. You will have 18 sc.
Round 8: FLO sc around to make a rim. You will have 18 sc.
Stuff lightly and sew to the soil patch.

Leaf Sprigs, Make 9

With leaf green yarn, ch 6.
Sl st in 2nd ch from hook, sc in next ch, hdc in next ch, sc in next ch, sl st in last ch.
FO with long tail.
Sew three leaf sprigs into each pot.

Tiny Pot Strawberries, Make 9

With red yarn, MR 5 sc.
Round 1: Sc around. You will have 5 sc.
Round 2: Dec twice, sc 1. You will have 3 sts.
FO and close.
Sew three tiny strawberries among the leaves of each pot.

Vintage Scale with Berry Bowl

The scale sits on the right side of the base. It has a round blue-gray body, a small clock face, and a bowl holding strawberries.

Scale Body

With pale blue yarn, MR 6 sc.
Round 1: Inc around. You will have 12 sc.
Round 2: Sc 1, inc around. You will have 18 sc.
Round 3: Sc 2, inc around. You will have 24 sc.
Rounds 4-6: Sc around. You will have 24 sc.
Round 7: Sc 2, dec around. You will have 18 sc.
Stuff lightly.
Round 8: Sc 1, dec around. You will have 12 sc.
FO and close.

Scale Face

With cream yarn, MR 6 sc.
Round 1: Inc around. You will have 12 sc.
Sl st and FO.
Sew to the front of the scale body.
Embroider one small black pointer and three tiny tick marks.

Scale Bowl

With pale blue yarn, MR 6 sc.
Round 1: Inc around. You will have 12 sc.
Round 2: BLO sc around. You will have 12 sc.
Rounds 3-4: Sc around. You will have 12 sc.
Sl st and FO.
Sew bowl to the top of the scale and add 3 tiny strawberries.

Watering Can

With pale blue yarn, MR 6 sc.
Round 1: Inc around. You will have 12 sc.
Round 2: Sc 1, inc around. You will have 18 sc.
Rounds 3-7: Sc around. You will have 18 sc.
Round 8: Sc 1, dec around. You will have 12 sc.
Stuff lightly and FO.
Spout: Ch 8, sc in 2nd ch from hook and across. FO. Sew to one side and curve downward.
Handle: Ch 15, sl st back across chain. Sew to opposite side of can.
Top knob: With pale blue, MR 5 sc, sl st, FO, and sew to top.

Garden Tools

Make one small trowel and one fork to place beside the pie and watering can.

Trowel

Handle: With brown yarn, ch 10, sl st in 2nd ch from hook and across. FO.
Blade: With gray yarn, ch 5.
Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook, hdc 2, sc 1. FO.
Sew blade to handle.

Garden Fork

Handle: With brown yarn, ch 11, sl st in 2nd ch from hook and across. FO.
Head: With gray yarn, ch 4, sl st in 2nd ch from hook and across.
Ch 3, sl st back down the chain. Repeat twice more for three fork prongs.
Sew fork head to handle.

Flower Bed and Small Blossoms

The left front corner has clusters of tiny flowers in pink, purple, blue, yellow, and white. These add the cute garden detail visible in the photo.

Leaf Mound, Make 2

With dark green yarn, MR 6 sc.
Round 1: Inc around. You will have 12 sc.
Round 2: Sc 1, inc around. You will have 18 sc.
Round 3: Sc around. Sl st and FO.
Sew both mounds to the left front corner of the base.

Tiny Flower, Make 14

With any flower color, MR 5 sc.
In each st: Ch 2, sl st in same st.
Repeat around to create 5 tiny petals.
FO with long tail.
Sew flowers across both leaf mounds and around the sign base.

Bees

The photo includes little bees hovering near the sign and on top of the daisy roof. Make two bees.

Bee Body, Make 2

With yellow yarn, MR 6 sc.
Round 1: Inc around. You will have 12 sc.
Rounds 2-4: Sc around. You will have 12 sc.
Round 5: Dec around. You will have 6 sc.
Stuff lightly, FO, and close.
With black thread, embroider two stripes around the body.
Embroider two tiny black eyes on the front.

Bee Wings, Make 4

With white yarn, ch 4.
Sc in 2nd ch from hook, hdc in next ch, sc in last ch.
FO with long tail.
Sew two wings to each bee.

Sew one bee near the roof daisies and one near the farm sign. For a hovering look, attach with a short length of stiff thread or clear filament.

Butterflies

Make one blue butterfly for the top right arch and one pink butterfly for the right side of the wagon.

Butterfly Body, Make 2

With dark brown yarn, ch 5.
Sl st in 2nd ch from hook and across. FO.

Butterfly Wings, Make 4 Large and 4 Small

Large wing: With blue or pink yarn, MR, ch 2, work 3 hdc into ring, ch 2, sl st into ring. FO.
Small wing: With same color, MR, ch 2, work 2 sc into ring, ch 2, sl st into ring. FO.
Sew two large wings to the top sides of each body and two small wings to the lower sides.

Assembly of the Scene

Before sewing permanently, place all pieces on the base. The wagon should sit slightly behind the center line, leaving room for the seated bear, pie, tools, potted plants, scale, and watering can in front.

Sew the wagon to the green base with tan yarn through the bottom corners and under the wheels.
Sew the standing bear behind the left counter. The head should be visible above the stand.
Sew the farm stand to the front left of the wagon area.
Attach the seated bear in front of the wagon, slightly left of center.
Sew the tiny basket between the seated bear arms.
Sew the berry crate at the front left beside the stand.
Sew the pie and stone tiles at the center front.
Sew the soil patch and potted strawberries at the front right.
Place the scale and watering can to the right side of the wagon.
Add tools near the pie and garden bed.
Attach bees and butterflies last so they remain clean and visible.

Final Assembly and Facial Detailing

Use black embroidery thread to refine both bear faces. Add a small oval nose to each muzzle, then stitch a short vertical line and a soft smile. Keep the expressions gentle and friendly. Add one tiny white stitch beside each eye if you want a glossy amigurumi look.

Check that both bears face slightly toward the viewer. The standing bear should look like it is selling berries from the farm stand, while the seated bear should appear to be holding the berry basket. Sew arms carefully so they do not twist.

For the wagon, make sure the daisy-covered roof is centered and the arch posts stand upright. Add extra stitches at the base of each post if needed. The wheels should sit flat against the sides and line up evenly from front to back.

Care Notes

Spot clean only with a damp cloth and mild soap.
Do not machine wash if cardboard, wire, or safety eyes are used.
Let the piece air dry flat after cleaning.
Keep away from direct sunlight for long periods to prevent yarn fading.
This is a decorative item, not a toy for children under three years old.

Quick Checklist Before You Finish

All berries are secured inside the wagon and baskets.
Both bears are firmly sewn to the base.
The wagon roof does not lean forward or backward.
Daisies cover the roof edge and posts evenly.
The sign lettering is readable from the front.
Small accessories are attached tightly and placed like the photo.
Loose yarn tails are woven in and trimmed neatly.

Detailed Cleaning and Preservation Guidelines

To preserve the shape of the wagon, support the base from underneath when moving the finished piece. Avoid lifting it by the roof, arches, flowers, or bears. The small crochet details are secure after sewing, but gentle handling will keep the farm scene neat.

For dust removal, use a soft makeup brush or a cool air blower on low power. Clean between the daisies, berries, and wheels carefully. If a berry or flower becomes flattened, reshape it gently with your fingers and allow it to rest upright.

Store the finished berry farm in a dry display box or on a clean shelf. If storing for a long time, wrap it loosely in acid-free tissue paper. Do not compress the roof or berry pile, because the raised flowers and fruit shapes are part of the design.