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Flingochic Posts: 1

Hi,

I have got a pattern to make my first teddy bear and have a couple of questions I wondered if anyone  could help me with? I am wanting to make a bear for my sisters new baby, it needs to be Winnie the pooh coloured, the classic bear, not disney. (My sister has always been a big fan) The pattern asks for Schultze Viscose, what colour would you recommend and where should I be looking to buy it? I’ve been drawing a blank! Baby is due very soon and I’m no closer to finding it!
Many thanks in advance

BerLynne Ontario -GTA
Posts: 51

What about one of these?

VISCOSE -
Melon
https://www.intercaltg.com/colors/701Sh.html#701S-1

Wheat
https://www.intercaltg.com/colors/533Sh.html#533S-10

Or if your looking for an already well loved look you'll have more colour range from the other types of viscose, such as the curly, matted or the blends...

Honey tan
https://www.intercaltg.com/colors/340Sh-1.html#340S-42
Sand
https://www.intercaltg.com/colors/472Sh.html#472S-1
Caramel
https://www.intercaltg.com/colors/711Sh.html#711S-10

The one I think looks the most whinny-ish would be this matter curly viscose. I personally don't know what the texture is like since I use mostly synthetics, but the colour looks close

Butternut
https://www.intercaltg.com/colors/497Sh.html#497S-1

dangerbears Dangerbears
Wisconsin
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Great suggestions, BerLynne! Just for fun and for reference, here is the original silly old bear (and friends).

BerLynne Ontario -GTA
Posts: 51

What a lovely picture! My family were knitters, so my grandmother had knitted a fantastic Kanga and Roo for me when I was a little girl.

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