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ivuska.h Anavy teddy bears
Posts: 153

Hi,

did anyone of you try making a wolf? One of my friends aked me to make one for her and I wonder if there exists some pattern or if I have to make one myself. Any tips?

Thanks

Iva

mickeyflip Sunshine Coast, QLD
Posts: 87

I don't know about a wolf, or how realistic you'd like it to be, but what about a dog? 
I saw a couple of dog patterns when I was at my closest (an hour and a half away!!) bear shop on the weekend.  (www.gerrys.com.au - they do mail order).

I'm sure you'd be able to find some sort of free one on the internet though and modify it to be more proportionally correct if need be.

Laura Lynn Teddy Bear Academy
Nicholasville, KY
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Well, this is called a Coyote... but I'm sure it could pass for a wolf!

http://www.crscraft.com/products/produc … chOffset=x

ivuska.h Anavy teddy bears
Posts: 153

Thanks to both, I will try. It doesn't have to be realistic one, but it should be obvious that it is a wolf bear_original

Jare Hares & Bears Jare Hares & Bears
Polo, IL
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I would think that you can modify an exsisting dog pattern to make a wolf.  Largely that would depend on the fabrics that you use and the details, i.e. airbrushing, art markers, etc., that you put into finishing the wolf.

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