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Mini Bear

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Poster: mrsbizemom (see this users gallery) This bear is only 3" tall and made from medium-pile upholstery velvet...usually when they get this small, mohair is too difficult to use unless it has a very short nap (like 6mm). Therefore, upholstery velvet is an excellent choice among bearmakers.
· Date: Tue June 19, 2007 · Views: 2308 ·
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Pearl57

Registered: June 2006
Posts: 1363

Sat June 23, 2007 9:22am

I LOVE THAT BEAR!!! HOW IN THE WORLD DO YOU MAKE THEM THAT SMALL!!!???????!!!

Primpunkin

Registered: January 2008
Posts: 29

Wed January 9, 2008 8:04am

What a sweet little face!!!! I LOVE making miniature bears!!! It's such a shame that the bear community has lost such interest, isn't it??? Are you still making them? I love your carrot,too! I recently started making minis again, but nothing like before. The smallest I ever did was a little under one inch, and I thought I'd go insane, but I'm so happy to have him as part of my collection and would never part with him.

Very cute~~~~

mrsbizemom

Registered: June 2007
Posts: 5

Fri August 1, 2008 11:13pm

3" is about a small as I go as far as bearmaking, and I do prefer minis, beacause of the insane factor going any smaller Smile

The bear community is dwindling some, but, I think, if a person's work is unique enough, it'll never go out of style (no matter what is being made). Happy bearmaking!