Searching for stuffed bear pattern
#3
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humm, I will surf and see if I can find it
1. cute free pattern but not the size you requested
http://www.howjoyful.com/2010/05/how...l-and-pattern/
1. cute free pattern but not the size you requested
http://www.howjoyful.com/2010/05/how...l-and-pattern/
Originally Posted by CircleSquare
I'm looking for a pattern for a small stuffed bear. He is about 6-8" high and made from 3 pieces of fabric. Very simple and quick.
#4
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Location: Minnesota
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I have one or two 3 piece bear patterns, but don't see them online, so not an option.
For this one - you do a front and back and cut a circle for the face. Attach partially to face, stuff, then complete attachment. Sew the front and back together leaving opening, turn out. Stuff the ears light, then sew in an arc across (to add ear dimension). Then stuff bear, sew opening closed. If intended for a young child, it's easier to embroider the eyes on before you sew up the bear.
http://www.tinybirdsorganics.com/org...erns/bear.html
Finally, if you just want 2 pattern pieces, try Carol's Zoo. I have a link here, but you probably can find a used pattern cheaper at Ebay. You do not have to use fun fur.
http://www.carolszoo.com/patterns/bear.htm
here's a freebee, but I don't know what the size is. Again, you do NOT have to use fur. You can use cotton. You can even use knit fabric, although I would fuse a stabilizer on it first.
http://www.eldrbarry.net/im/meg/simpbear.pdf
For this one - you do a front and back and cut a circle for the face. Attach partially to face, stuff, then complete attachment. Sew the front and back together leaving opening, turn out. Stuff the ears light, then sew in an arc across (to add ear dimension). Then stuff bear, sew opening closed. If intended for a young child, it's easier to embroider the eyes on before you sew up the bear.
http://www.tinybirdsorganics.com/org...erns/bear.html
Finally, if you just want 2 pattern pieces, try Carol's Zoo. I have a link here, but you probably can find a used pattern cheaper at Ebay. You do not have to use fun fur.
http://www.carolszoo.com/patterns/bear.htm
here's a freebee, but I don't know what the size is. Again, you do NOT have to use fur. You can use cotton. You can even use knit fabric, although I would fuse a stabilizer on it first.
http://www.eldrbarry.net/im/meg/simpbear.pdf
#5
Originally Posted by IAmCatOwned
I have one or two 3 piece bear patterns, but don't see them online, so not an option.
For this one - you do a front and back and cut a circle for the face. Attach partially to face, stuff, then complete attachment. Sew the front and back together leaving opening, turn out. Stuff the ears light, then sew in an arc across (to add ear dimension). Then stuff bear, sew opening closed. If intended for a young child, it's easier to embroider the eyes on before you sew up the bear.
http://www.tinybirdsorganics.com/org...erns/bear.html
For this one - you do a front and back and cut a circle for the face. Attach partially to face, stuff, then complete attachment. Sew the front and back together leaving opening, turn out. Stuff the ears light, then sew in an arc across (to add ear dimension). Then stuff bear, sew opening closed. If intended for a young child, it's easier to embroider the eyes on before you sew up the bear.
http://www.tinybirdsorganics.com/org...erns/bear.html
#6
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Join Date: Nov 2008
Location: Minnesota
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Could this be what you are looking for? The illustration looks to be a 3 piece.
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/EASY-2P-P...-/350436406950
edited to add. Wait, never mind. This is the Carol's Zoo Bear!. 2 piece pattern, but you cut the front twice. also, this one is in Australia and you can get it at the link I already gave you (edited first post).
http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/EASY-2P-P...-/350436406950
edited to add. Wait, never mind. This is the Carol's Zoo Bear!. 2 piece pattern, but you cut the front twice. also, this one is in Australia and you can get it at the link I already gave you (edited first post).
#8
Thanks, everyone. So far, non of these is the one I'm looking for. He was made from 3 different calico fabrics. There was one flat back piece with no seam, and 2 front pieces with a seam down the center front. His arms and legs were pretty short.
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