Teddy Talk: Creating, Collecting, Connecting

Thank you!

Sugar and Spice and everything nice .... Just wanted to share this little girl. I was really happy how the bear and my photo came out.

This is a bear I created from another of Intercal's new mohairs. This is new 830s mohair in light beige. This is such a beautiful fur and I can't wait for the other colors to arrive!

Claret in her mohair sweater. She has been adopted.

Close Up of Claret.

Thank you Becky and WubbieBear! <3

It is a mohair/viscose blend I believe from Intercal. The bear is on the "Bears Available" tab at the top of the page. Or you can get to it here: http://www.vickylougher.com/store/  Bear Hugs, Vicky

This is my creation from one of the new furs being offered by our sponser.  It is 850S/CW in the color of mahogany.  It is very dense, but easy to work with. I sure hope there will be other colors being offered at some point in the future! :D

Mahogany is also available for adoption on my website - http://www.vickylougher.com/

Bear Hugs,
Vicky

Mahogany

awww ... thanks Taylor    I love your little cuties! 

I have had the vintage hat she is wearing for almost 20 years ... finally a bear took ownership of it!   lol

Thank you Taylor!   

Here is one of my newest creations.  Her name is Edwina.

This is one of my newest bears.

This was really fun ... and I learned a few new things with PSP !!       Maybe I will give it another go....    

Vicky

I have several sewing machines but the ones that work the best (for me) for sewing bear parts are the old ones.  I have an old black Singer that is so old there is not a model number on it.       I think it is from the 40's.   And I also have a Singer Featherweight.   They only have the straight stitch and reverse.   The two old Singers are the only two machines I use for the bear parts.  Couldn't do without them.           They sew the most perfect stitch, are heavy duty, and you can pick them up cheap.