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OMG so very cute
Awwwwwwwwwww so cute
Awwwwww this bear has that little something special - love the colour combo, his eyes and that wee nose - adorable!
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I think thats why I have left my swap bear's head to sew last I have pinned it twice and wasn't happy with it. Will try again when the kids aren't around (so I can swear out loud if it goes wrong :crackup: ). I've heard alot of times on this forum that the bears that cause the most trouble usually turn out to be the best - keep that in mind whilst doing head number three
Gorgeous set Paula :clap: I particularly love Lavender-Lou (fab names too )
Adorable
Wow look at that huge nose - gorgeous love the colour too!
Ohhhhhhhhh this set is fab My little girl's school did Alice in Wonderland on World Book Day - she went as the Dormouse - such cute characters. Your style really suits the Cheshire Cat, big round cheesy smile face - adorable!
What a fun looking fella he is, made me smile
Thanks Peter, lovely picture & gorgeous bear
Awwwww so cute!
Love the splash of colour with the traditional black and white
Beautiful bear and gorgeous bag - such a lovely set
Love everything about her - gorgeous (My favourite colour)
Hi,
Andrea I've not tried needlefelting yet - was it fiddly is that why you only did it once?
Geralye - no I think it was epoxy clay that was used
Linda - that was what I was thinking.
Joanne - thank you for explaining it for me. It does sound fiddly, but I love the bears that have them.
Sue - Whilst looking for epoxy clay on ebay, I found Milliput and before your post I was going to ignore it, but I think I might just give it a go. It sounds very similar to how I use the fimo but without using the oven. I loved the nose you made for your latest bear (and of course the rest of him. ) It looked so realistic (almost wet).
Krista - thanks for confirming that this is the way you do it too!
Thank you all for answering me - I can now sleep at night NOT thinking of noses :crackup:
Hugs Ali
Hi,
I have read alot of ebay listings where people say that the nose is sculptured directly onto the face and is not sewn or glued and is not an attachment - for the life of me I just can't work this out (bet its obvious ) How do they do it? I would just love to know. Curiosity is killing this cat
Many thanks, Ali
Awwwwwwwwwwww so cute Love the low setting of the ears!
Sherroy - sorry to hear that, take care :hug:
I've answered about Emily on the other post - she is adorable
Awwwwwwww she is a real cutie Glad she has arrived safely with her new mom, bet Jane is thrilled.
Ariane have you tried to email her rather than pm her - the TT messages might not go straight to her inbox but an email might. Worth a try.
Awwwwwwwwww so gorgeous and worth the wait I love the painting on their faces Kim, wish I could do my make-up like that!
Now the kids are back to school (after a particularly weird period of on and off), perhaps you can get some rest with just you and the littlest. :hug:
Hi Wubbie, I remember a post a while ago of someone who made an inside out bear, I think they made one out of an old pair of jeans too. I can't find the posting, but if you want to give it a go, I would love to see what you come up with.
Yay :dance: I loved doing this last year, I will definately sign up for this. Will pm you Gail!