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kbonsall Kim-Bee Bears
Pennsylvania
Posts: 5,645
psichick78 wrote:

Aww man, you guys are soo nice.  I never even sold that bear, thinking no-one would want him. So thanks for the complements.

Shelli, you're right, that is a cool picture of my cat. I have a series of pictures of him slowly creeping into my photo session. Cats are such little......uhhh......hummm, can't think of a clean word! LOL

I WOULD BUY THAT BEAR IN A HEARTBEAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Judi Luxembears
Luxemburg, Wisconsin
Posts: 7,379

Yes, I agree they sure can assist in strong sitting poses.

My Sherwood has an inset base..he is actually a prototype design, my very first.
hhhhmmmm....I'll have to take a photo of his hinder and get back here with it bear_grin

DebbieD Posts: 3,540

Please do Judi!! I'm very curious about his hinny now  bear_ermm    :redface:  Ooh, that doesn't sound very nice, but you all know what I mean!   :doh:

Amanda Pandy Potter Bears
Staffordshire, UK
Posts: 1,864

I did them years ago on my more realistic bears. I made them then stitched them in like a tush tag. They do look kind of cute. On my mini red panda and raccoon I sewed them in when I was ladder stitching up. Good fun!

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