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April 13th, 2010

Cindy

Teddy Bear Blue

Wilton Huggable Teddy Bear Pan

$12.00

The Wilton company may be known for its famous cake-decorating classes, but Wilton pans can perform tasks far more versatile than just baking. Pure aluminum construction allows for quick and even heat distribution, which certainly helps turn out perfect cakes, but this cuddly bear is perfect for molding any type of jelled salad or custard as well. It’s sturdy, yet extremely lightweight, and can po…

New York Giants Ceramic Soup Tureen

$33.99

Dish up some football fun with this full color 9″ x 8 1/2″ ceramic soup tureen with ladle designed to resemble the team helmet. The officially licensed soup tureen can also be used as a cookie jar or candy dish….

Simply Lana Blue Teddy Bear Hand Towel

$12.00

Shown in a light blue terry with light pink trim and an embroidered pink teddy bear, this Simply Lana towel is 100 percent cotton, and measures 27.5â in diameter….

Big Trouble

$9.77

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Kids’ Stuff

$13.00

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Teddy Bear Gifts – The Eyes Have It!

Beautiful brown eyes! Baby Blue Eyes! One of the first things you notice about someone is their eyes. And the same is true for teddy bears! When you choose a gift Teddy Bear for your friend, remember this basic information on some of the popular teddy bear eyes.

Shoe-Button Eyes are the eyes first used teddy bears were made in the USA. You will find many antique bears today with shoe-button eyes. Many early Teddy Bears until the 1940s had button eyes and is now in many homes.

Glass eyes are often used after 1910 by a variety of black bear, brown, green and blue. While the glass eyes give antique look old, they are not used when you donate Teddy Bear to a child because they can break and may be withdrawn by a curious child.

Eyes can be sewn in place or even glued. Their shape and size can be easily modified to adapt to nature of the teddy bear. Often, a white felt is used for the bottom of a leather-covered eyes or colored felt to give the appearance of an human eye.

Security lock plastic eyes are much safer for use with a teddy bear gift is intended to a child. They must be installed before the teddy bear is set correctly and when it is almost impossible to remove. Look for these when you choose a gift for a young child. Many teddy bears made in the United States today have this type of eyes.

embroidered eyes are also very effective if the teddy bear gift must be used by a young child. They can also be very expressive.

Placement of the eyes is as important as the eyes close together gives a young look, while small eyes more remote tend to make your bear plush gift look older and wiser. Then, the next time you take your teddy bears, be sure you look at his eyes!

Is it difficult to sew a teddy bear closed? and how?

girlfriend's birthday is Friday and I've been on that pinball be sought. then for some reason, I thought for teddy bears kissing with magnets. What I want to do is get a red bear and a blue bear (her and me, lol) open back or neck, remove the stuffing in the head, glue a magnet in his mouth, stuff and sew it up. I want to know it is an easy process because I know almost nothing about sewing and any advice on how to do it. thank you people!

Do not use a sewing machine! The hand-work. You can also learn to handle a needle and thread on the computer if you can follow closely instructions. Very carefully separate the stitches under the chin of the bear. You may not need the UN to stuff it all. Finagle magnet in the area of the mouth, see how it defines and remove it again. Put some glue on a good side of the magnet and carefully implemented. Hold it for 30-45 seconds, then release. Put a piece of plastic (plastic wrap or a small section of grocery bag, or some plasticwith no holes) on the part where is the magnet, then put the other magnet on the other side of the plastic to hold your position the first magnet. Let dry for few hours, then remove the plastic and the second magnet. Split the stitches under the chin of the other bears, and repeat the whole process. With the second Bear, make sure you have the magnet right before, or they repel each other instead of attracting each other. (You can call bad breath Bear, "but would probably not funny.) Once the magnets have a chance of Ahad dry (maybe a day or two, even) to obtain thread and needle. Try to find the thread as close to the color of each door as you can. Start with darker bears. Use a needle with an eye big enough so you can screw easily. The eye is the hole in the back of the needle, where the wire goes. Screw, shoot 2 or 3 feet of wire coil, and cut. Fold the wire in half with the needle in the middle and make a big knot at the end. Stick the tip of the needle into the hole under the chin of the bear, and the purpose for which the seam is still there. shoot through. This hides your node. Make dots by dipping the tip of the needle into the tissue, pushing a bit and put the tip back through the fabric. Do not push the needle through all the fabric and pull it all back. It is a loss time and energy, and makes items difficult for a beginner. Dip the tip through the tissue, pushing slightly forward, bring it back up, then pull the whole through. Work about 1 / 8 "edge. To do this, once on the left side of the region of Split-open once on the right, pull your yarn tight (no tight, just tight) once on the left, once right, pull the thread tight, and so on until you sew together the entire region. Pretend you are another point, but before you pull the thread tight, the needle youtr peek through the loop of wire. Pull tight. This makes your ending node. Do another. Hide the wire inside the bear by dipping the tip of the needle into the fabric and pushing it about an inch forward, then bring it back up. Pull the wire tight, clip the end so that the wire is drawn, then let go and he will hide inside the bear. Now get the lighter bears (stitches show on the lighter things, so always make a second lightest element) and do it all again.