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RaggyRat The RaggyRat Company
Weymouth
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matilda wrote:

I made a peterheater out of leopard print plush  awhile back. I gather that doesnt count?
And no I dont have photos bear_grin  bear_grin

omg, you dont mean a willy-warmer do you wendy?
might be a bit ithcy in woolly mohiar tho wouldnt it?

i once made on in pink fleece with a face on .... lol !

anyway back to mohair glueing ...

cat xxx

heartsez Hearts Ease Bears
Fairfax,Vermont
Posts: 660

i remember those Matilda and thanks for the laugh! beautiful crafts  and clever ladies! let me think on it....deb

RaggyRat The RaggyRat Company
Weymouth
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heartsez wrote:

i remember those Matilda and thanks for the laugh!

what - she showed you her willy warmers?

cat xxx

SueAnn Past Time Bears
Double Oak, Texas
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Mmmmmm - ladies, I think we need to get back to the Toesy Toasters.  What can you think of that uses a bit more than just your scraps of mohair?  What about a luxurious throw for your couch?  A plush decorative pillow to throw on your bed?  Mmmmmmmm?

Dilu Posts: 8,574

What about a stole lined with silk satin?

heartsez Hearts Ease Bears
Fairfax,Vermont
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that would be beautiful! but not with all the little multicolored scraps i have!  deb

Marie_ Kiprie Bears
Yokohama, Japan
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>What about a stole lined with silk satin?

Ow..that's sounds beautiful !!  bear_wub  :clap:

RaggyRat The RaggyRat Company
Weymouth
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dilu, hows your project going then ?
im curious ....

cat xxx

Tammy Beckoning Bears
Nova Scotia
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What great ideas everyone !  This challenge  really inspired  so here is what I came up with last night.  It's an little mohair purse IPOD holder for my daughter.  It is lined with an animal print upholstery velvet I got from a fellow TTer.   Would work for a cell phone too.  Not an original concept I know, but a custom holder for her.

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SueAnn Past Time Bears
Double Oak, Texas
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Tammy, that's a fantastic idea!!!   :clap:  :clap:  :clap:  :clap:  I need to make one for my cell phone!   bear_thumb  bear_thumb  bear_thumb  bear_thumb

KiddoBears KiddoBears
California
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Hi Everyone, I made a cell phone teddy pouch from my scrabes would this be Ok for the challenge.

SueAnn Past Time Bears
Double Oak, Texas
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Sure, Mary . . . let us see!

Dilu Posts: 8,574

Bravo Tammy-and now all her friends will want them.....hmmmm....a quick and easy side business perhaps?

I had a slight detour bear_cry ....and a wasted day in the hospital  bear_angry ....and not as a nurse but on the other side of the ugh bed pan    bear_wacko .....so I am way behind.....but plan to catch up in the next 2 days... bear_grin

I am almost done with the other challenge going on-doing something outside of our Comfort Zone

Mary love your little dollikin avatar.....so sweet-did you do her?  Like the gals who re do babydolls?  Such beautiful dolls they end up with.they come up with.

dilu


love the pictures

RaggyRat The RaggyRat Company
Weymouth
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sorry abouty our set back dilu
hope you are ok now
and didnt get a big scare

that bag look lush tammy, super job ...

i just noticed your doll too mary - very sweet
cat xxx

Lisa q.D.paToOtieS
Near Fredericksburg, VA
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Looks like a fun challenge!  I'll have to think of something to use my scraps.

Hope you're okay now Dilu.  Sounds scary!!!

Big hugs to you!

Bearalive Bearalive
S.California
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Lovely doll Dilu bear_wub Sorry you were not well bear_sad  Glad that you are  home  bear_flower
You guys are so clever!! I have to think about it.......I'll let you know "if" I come out with something bear_grin
Bear hugs.
Gladys

wilma Posts: 51

excuse me for the quality of the picture but I want to show the bag I made from some black mohair and some left over pieces that I dyed tangerine.

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Eileen Baird'sBears
Toronto
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bear_thumb Wilma, I absolutely love your birdie bag--crow carrier? It's awesome! :clap:  :clap:  :clap:  :clap:

RaggyRat The RaggyRat Company
Weymouth
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wow what a fun bag ... love the dagly legs too

cat xxx

SueAnn Past Time Bears
Double Oak, Texas
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TERRIFIC use of mohair, Wilma!  Very clever!  Yeah, love your socks, too.

Dilu Posts: 8,574

DSC01059.JPGDSC01057.JPGDSC01060.JPGSorry I have been under the weather, which is good since the weather has been cold and snowy....ugh....

but I finished a mohair project that was easy and fun and different:

SueAnn Past Time Bears
Double Oak, Texas
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WOWOWOWOWOW!  Dilu, that is utterly fabulous!  Dynamite idea!  You rock!

RaggyRat The RaggyRat Company
Weymouth
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wow dilu amazing can we see it on ?
cat xxx

patsylakebears Patsy Lake Bears
Sydney
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That looks fantastic Dilu good way of using your mohair. :clap:  :clap:  :clap:  :clap:  :clap:

Dilu Posts: 8,574

Its fun to wear, if you love moghair, and the whole project was simply tootoo easy.  Anyone who can make a bear can do this.  I'd be happy to talk you through it if you like......


This delicious mohair is the 610S/C (dont we all love that?!) 1 1/2 inches 528S from my favorite mohair supplier, Intercal, who, for you new kids, is the host of our board.  I love how the soft honey color sets off the yellows in the turquoise jacket.

You all would not believe how easy this was.......




Now come on you guys.....lets see somthing new!

softmohairhugs


dilu

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