Teddy Talk: Creating, Collecting, Connecting

Chopstick ;o)

Aww, so knock kneed!

I've done a few online courses, and video based ones like Craftsy does is a great style, you get someone physically showing you how to do things, but you can pause it whenever you like to take notes, and, of course, replay as often as you like.  As Becky says, a photo album type feature and group discussion whether on google groups, a notice board style, and/or live chats at certain times, is also a bonus when you have questions.

Sorry to hear of all the troubles you've had, good luck with the remaining fund raising!

Brings a whole new look to the teddy bear's picnic...

Congrats to all!

Awww!

Very cute wee guys 

Waiter, there's a duck in my soup...

'Now I lay me down to sleep...'

Congrats and fingers crossed for you 

I only glue the head bolt, and I don't use lock nuts on the head, just regular nuts, but I use two to get the lock nut effect  Sometimes on the head I use the cotter pin wobble joints, but they're actually pretty easy to attach.  For the limbs I just use a socket set at one end and a spanner at the other, then I finish stuffing the limbs after that.  I like my bears to stand though, and I don't think you can get cotter pins reliably tight enough for that.

Teacup ducks 

Ooooh, lunch!

That wee face is so cute!

Very cute, good luck

Aww, so teeny!

Awww, nothing like having soft friends that are bigger than you 

That dog is clearly quackers...

Oh I want!  And I'm not really a dog person lol

'Go on, throw the stick, go on, you know you want to, go on...'

I have a plastic drawer unit full of mohair, and another of faux fur, but my worst habit is collecting 'photo props' and 'potential bear decoration' 

You put your right leg in, your right leg out, in, out, in, out, shake it all about...

Awwwww, just love that round, fluffy baby!