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clare14 Country Bears
England
Posts: 3,066

I use clear nail polish to varnish my noses.   I also bake them with a bit of a paper clip in the back (Like a loop of a glass eye) and super glue them as well as sewing them in like a glass eye.

They've always come out great!

elliottbird Posts: 1

If you have photoshop and realy want to learn how to do the fun things, try....Bearyspecialthings@www.msnusers.com
The teddies they create with the computer graphics are just splendid.
:DI found the site.  I rather like the setout of this one.

Marie_ Kiprie Bears
Yokohama, Japan
Posts: 2,735

Hello elliottbird bear_laugh and Welcome !
I don't think you remember me but...
I remember you helping me for  the sculpt foot pads at the other forum before .  You were so helpful !
I was using web-name *Jasmine*.

I'm glad you joined here !
Bear Hugs/Marie

SueAnn Past Time Bears
Double Oak, Texas
Posts: 21,915

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Big welcome, Grrr Bearbottom Bears!!

Eileen Baird'sBears
Toronto
Posts: 3,873

bear_laugh Welcome, BearbottomBears!

I've just done my first perle-embroidered and waxed nose, which came out very well, thanks to Hayley's template! Thanks, Hayley! bear_laugh

I'd love to try silk thread. All I've got is buttonhole twist in the wrong colors. What do you use, BBB?

Eileen

Winney Winneybears and Friends
White City, Oregon
Posts: 1,103

HI Elliot..I can't get anything to come up with that address you gave... Winney

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

Winney.. I just went searching for that site and this should work -cute graphics.

http://groups.msn.com/BearySpecialThings/home.htm

Catherine

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