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mumka Posts: 80
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This is my first mini bear made from Sassy's long pile. It's absolutely gorgeus! bear_wub
Herbert is 7cm/2.7" sitting and he looks way better in real ^^'
and the 'bug' from topic is just a tiny bunny mistaken by my boyfriend with bug ^^'

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Hope you like him bear_original

AndreaM Drea's Bears
Ontario
Posts: 576

What a sweetie!!!!!!  and his name is perfect! bear_wub

AndreaM

PeachtreeCottage Peachtree Cottage
Georgia
Posts: 527
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Awww he's really cute.  Well done!!   :clap:

/bearhugs,

matilda Matilda Huggington-beare
WA
Posts: 5,551

Sassy fabric is just wonderful to use isnt it? I love your Herbert :dance:  :dance:

Bumpkin Bears Bumpkin Bears
Antwerp, Belgium
Posts: 2,190

too cute, love his smile and his toes are really sweet - sassy's fur is the best :)

Catherine
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kathytaylor Ruby Mountain Bears
Northern Nevada, USA
Posts: 1,467

you did an excellent job. he has a great expression. :clap:

mumka Posts: 80
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Thank you, girls! It's so nice to hear nice words from experts  bear_wub  I see that there are more Sassy's fabrics lovers bear_laugh (there is no wonder)

Oh, and I have a question.. do you think the eyes are to small for him? I wanted to give him larger ones but they are still in mail and I couldn't wait longer - used smaller ones. Are those ok?

Thanks bear_original

Kathleen Pa
Posts: 626

I think he is adorable.  I love his little toes.  Sassy fabrics are wonderful .

Kathleen

Cat Gabriel Cat Gabriel Crafts
Melbourne, Australia
Posts: 923

Very cute, you've done a great job  bear_thumb  bear_wub   I think the small eyes look good.

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