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daria_cher Minimishki
Moscow
Posts: 36

daria_cher

Hi,

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I decided to try the Gyllenship pattern from the Free Patterns section of the forum (http://www.teddy-talk.com/viewtopic.php?id=33561) and this is what turned out. I had this mohair lying around for a while and wanted to make a big bear out of it. When I saw the pattern I knew this was it:)

His name is Luciano as I named him after Pavarotti, there was something in his shape:)
Hope you like him!

Daria

Francesca KALEideaSCOPE
Rheinfelden
Posts: 1,306
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Francesca

You did a nice job, and the name is really perfect!!! bear_original  bear_original
A very cute fellow!

dangerbears Dangerbears
Wisconsin
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dangerbears

Gorgeous bear, and just as stately and magnificent as the original Pavarotti!

I really like the furry-furry fur you used, and his nose is perfectly done!

Becky

daria_cher Minimishki
Moscow
Posts: 36

daria_cher

Thank you ladies!

peterbear Boechout, Antwerp
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peterbear

He is really gorgeous and you can easily see that it's one of Gregory's patterns.  :love:

I don't think you will find one of Gregory's bears with this kind of fur ( :D), but it looks really good and gives him your own personal touch.  :thumbsup:

And I love the name Luciano (can he sing as well?)   bear_smile

daria_cher Minimishki
Moscow
Posts: 36

daria_cher

Thank you Peter!

Fairybear Wagga Wagga
Posts: 346

Fairybear

Love his face - nice job!  bear_thumb

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