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Woolly BearsHello, i havent put up any of my work before, and its been a long time since i have made a teddy bear.
This is Toby, he brought me SO much joy to make, i just loved every minute of it - although he has taken me months, what with set backs in my job etc!
He is 100% needle felted, and other than his little cotton stitched nose, and his glass eyes, he is ALL wool. Sadly he is not positionable, so his pose, is his pose.
I now have him on ebay for sale, although he is so cute and i have kind of got used to him sitting watching me work on other things... I shall miss this adorable little guy 
but you can find his advert here - http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/ws/eBayISAPI.dll? … 0918114036
Hope you enjoy looking at him xx
JanesJollyBearsHe's just beautiful!!!!! Love him!!!! 
He is fab! He looks really cuddly 
Boechout, AntwerpI can imagine that he brought you a lot of joy, Hayley; he is really special. An unusual pattern, but it really works: he's adorable!
GermanyAdorable!
Many hours work have been worthwhile! A lot of luck at his auction!!
He's lovely - I really like his relaxed seated pose.
But I would have sworn he was a sewn bear! How on earth did you give him his "fur"?
Becky
Woolly BearsThank you for all your kind words, its nice to know that its not just me being biased 
Dangerbears - it took me while to figure out how to do this, but it taught me a whole new world of needle felting. Each strand of wool was pushed in, so one end is firmly rotted into the base of the bear, and the other end hanging out like fur... Many hours was spent doing this, then he was completely trimmed with scissors.
Each strand of wool was pushed in, so one end is firmly rotted into the base of the bear, and the other end hanging out like fur... Many hours was spent doing this, then he was completely trimmed with scissors.
Oh, my word! I've "rooted" mohair strands just a couple of times, and then only as details on the face. It's no wonder it took you months to make him! The finished effect is wonderful, though.
Becky
