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I think the head gets to high on top, but maybe I could try to make a bigger head and lower the forhead ?
Thats the only 2 piece head I have ever made.
Oh, he is cute - Orange is one of my fav colors.
I would like to try a 2 piece head, but the one I have drawn is no good - so any advice links would be nice
This is Molly, she is a cute mini teddy on 5 inch, made in sparse mohair, she has black glass eyes.
Molly is up for adoption on Bear Pile today...so please take a look
:dance: thank you, both of you.
I used very long time stitching that nose, glad is looks good :crackup:
Oh, she is cute - she begs for lots of hugs
Very cute bunny :dance:
Here is Theodor, he is a vintage style bear on 13,5 inch and he is made from curly felted mohair.
SOLD...
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She is wonderful, so cute and soft loking
Can I also ask where you got the mohair please ?
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He is cute and very soft looking, great for lots of hugs. How big is he ?
Lisa
Thank you all - now he is on his way to a new mom
there is much to try out, thank you
Oh, she is a cutie - so romantic looking
I have listed this cute bear cup on Bear Pile, he is 5 inch and made in mohair... ON hold
http://www.astrupbears.bearpile.com/
Hi Pat.
One patternpiece, can't even think of how you did that Can we see this bear ?
I'm not having the problem every time,only sometimes, and it frustrate me a lot
Maybe the fabric have something to do with it too ?
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The latest fix I've come up with is to eliminate the darn center seam beneathe the nose altogether and have combined both sides of the face into a single pattern piece. I've only made one bear head this way but it worked well and not having the bulk of the seam beneathe the nose allowed me to place the separation line exactly center with needle sculpting after the head was sewn and stuffed. For some reason, this worked well for me. "
Nice collection you have
I think he is a really cute clown.love the hat and ruffle.
Oh, he is too cute, love his face and paws
Following a tip on here a while ago, I clip the curves, then open the seam out and tack it in place with bright coloured thread (contrasting to the fur so it's easy to spot) and then stuff. I can then unpick the tacking stitches when stuffed, and it all sits smoothly
Great tip, thanks Katy - I'll try it.
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I joined BP 6 days ago, and today I got the payment for the first sold bear, I'm so glad
When it comes to sales I'm a bit unpatient so I'm doing a happy dance here
Thanks a lot Brenda, you make very cute bears yourself
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Thanks a lot for all info, its nice to have so many diffrent into to try out.
In between I have tryed to spilt the centerseam and press it down before stuffing, that helped a lot