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Comment by Emily Ashby on January 20, 2011 at 7:21pm

 

OOOH, what a fun group! Just wanted to share a few free patterns I created that you might like. You may have seen them already, but they are really easy, cute, and fun.

 

Your newest member,

Emily

Comment by Terry Newberry on January 5, 2011 at 3:55pm

Love seeing all the great bears, I have been making my Bears from old fur coats for over 10 years now ; but ran out of steam last year and am just getting motivated to getback into them again. Many of the bears I make for others from coats that belonged to a family member and the bears become a cherished reminder of that loved family member. I have also started to add some felting to some bears. Look forward to hearing from others making bears and seeing their work too.

 

Comment by Katie on September 3, 2010 at 3:43pm

Hi Ladies,I just wanted to share a couple of pictures of some more of the teddy bears that I have made this past year.This is a photo of My Valentine's Day Teddy Bear.Her name is Angela and she is made from the modern and antique bear pattens out of the book 101 Bears book by Nancy Tillberg.

This is a picture of my Christmas Teddy Bear that I made last Christmas.His name is Theadore and he is made from the modern bear pattern from the 101 Bear Book by Nancy Tillberg.Katie

Comment by Katie on September 3, 2010 at 3:32pm

Hi Ladies,I just joined this group and wanted to share a couple of teddy bears and soft animals that I have made over the past year.This is a picture of my 4th of July Teddy Bear named Thomas.He is made from the modern and antique teddy bear patterns out of the book 101 Bears by Nancy Tillberg.Happy Sewing.Katie

Comment by Denise on January 8, 2010 at 1:50pm

Okay here they are. I call this the 1st Eight.....

I was making bears in my sleep!!!!

Comment by Anita Edmonds on December 20, 2009 at 9:40am

Here is the gargoyle I made for my grandson's Christmas gift—

He's made from an old Magic Threads pattern—I used fleece and felt, and metallic fabric for his wings and horns.

Comment by GiftedGrandma on November 28, 2009 at 11:09am

Hi Denise..welcome to plushie creators :O) There is a way to use the shank button if you haven't already assembled the bear but the best is safety buttons or many times I use felt for safety before assembling. Good luck figuring out what you want to do.

Comment by Birdie on November 27, 2009 at 8:13pm

Hello Denise! Welcome to Plushie Creators! Do you havea pic of the bear? I imagine shank buttons would be too floppy unless you were able to pull them in extremely tight & knot them off at the neck or something. Sometimes when I make sock dogs, I use buttons and pull them snugly then knot them, so there's an indention like a socket, but a shank button would be mighty floppy no matter what you did I think. Why no just use stuffed animal eyes instead?

Comment by Denise on November 27, 2009 at 4:27pm

I just wanted to say Hello to everyone since I just joined the group. I'm new to this type of sewing, so I thought I better find a group that knows a lot more than I do. I made my first teddy bear a couple of nights ago, I love the way it came out.... fighting now on how to get the eyes (buttons) in right. The pattern said to use shank buttons but unless there is a trick to it... I don't see this working. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks

Comment by Birdie on November 7, 2009 at 9:19am

Welcome to Plushie Creators Cheryl!!

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