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Past Time Bears - Artist bears designed and handcrafted by Sue Ann Holcomb
Christina Posts: 978
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Christina

Please meet my tiger Chanda ("fierce")
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Chanda is made from White Alpaka - hand-colored with copic pens. His face is needle-felted.

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His length is 21.6 inches (55 cm) without tail.
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Plum Cottage Bears Plum Cottage Bears
Long Beach, CA
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What an achievement!  Colors look great!  He even has teeth and claws!

Hugs, Gail

Mo Beary Mo Bear Designs
Redcliff, Alberta, Canada
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Mo Beary

WOW  I was sure it was a pic of a real tiger!  Amazing work!

Tedz Tedz
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Tedz

Stunning! He's a real beauty!  bear_wub

edmondnutmeg Padfield bears
Derbyshire
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edmondnutmeg

Wow you the shape of your tiger is so realistic and fantastic sculpting. Amazing work!
michelle

student bearmaker Northern Ireland
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student bearmaker

FAB...U.....LOUS!
I can hear him RO.....AAAA......RRRR!

CrawlyCreepies Posts: 89

CrawlyCreepies

Whoa! How many Copics did you go through to color that much fabric? It's a good thing they're refillable.

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Christina

Thank you all very much! :rose:

CrawlyCreepies wrote:

Whoa! How many Copics did you go through to color that much fabric? It's a good thing they're refillable.

It wasn't so bad - only 2x pale sepia and 1x black bear_grin
I don't have an airbrush, so using copics was the only way to color the tiger. Maybe silk paint would have worked too, but I was afraid that I couldn't control the flow of the paint.

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