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by 4lghoward 25 Jun 2008 ( edited Oct 04'09 10:18 )
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At our latest UPP we were able to work on the embroidery bears. I found that they were easiest to do with Karen's 4x4 hoop, but I will not be defeated. With a little creativity, and "Sticky Plus" I was able to squeeze a little bear in my Singer 5X7 as well.

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by shirleysisson 25 Jun 2008
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What are you doing to that poor bear - we'll have to report you to the SPCA (Society for the Protection of Cruelty towards Animals)!!!!! HAHA *4U
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by grandmapapers 25 Jun 2008
report her fast because she did 3 bears. Ouch!!! won't her grandchildren just love them>
by 4lghoward 25 Jun 2008
I had an accomplice! Hehehe But then I usually do:o)
by shirlener88 25 Jun 2008
Hehehe!
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by jrob 25 Jun 2008
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I did one of them for my DGS but the head was hanging off the machine toward the front and I must admit, I was beginning to feel nervous the way he was smiling at me the entire time!;)
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by 4lghoward 25 Jun 2008
That would have been a sight to see. I think I would cry. It is easier when you can't see the cute litte faces. Although the view from the back seemed a little gruesome. *4U
by shirlener88 25 Jun 2008
OH my - you two!
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by anna25775 25 Jun 2008
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oh poor teddy, how painful!! looks difficult, here's a flower for you +
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by 4lghoward 25 Jun 2008
A challenge to hoop, but not difficult. A*4U2
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by lbrow 25 Jun 2008
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r U putting n a belly button? LOL *4U
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by 4lghoward 25 Jun 2008
That one may have been a belly butterfly, but I love the idea. Maybe for # 4 ...I wonder Boy or Girl and who will the parents be....
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by shirlener88 25 Jun 2008
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Leah, I think this is sweet of you to share this - really cute! *4U
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by 4lghoward 25 Jun 2008
It is fun to show off Karen's new machine too. BTW are we all going to run out and purchase the New Husky Diamond? Then we could have a diamond engagement! ***4 U have you hit 18K yet?
by 4lghoward 25 Jun 2008
after all it has been about an hour since you hit 17K here are some more ******************************************************************************************************************************
by mops 26 Jun 2008
Only 709 to go at this minute's count. Well, 708 after I've added mine.
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by dlonnahawkins 25 Jun 2008
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OUCH! - and I bet he didn't complain at all! This is priceless.
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by 4lghoward 26 Jun 2008
He never stopped smiling.***
by grandmapapers 28 Jun 2008
I think I know why the cats ran and hid. They thought they were next. Poor kitties.
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by colmag 26 Jun 2008
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Poor bears, but still they must be very happy to be loved by your grandchildren
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by 4lghoward 26 Jun 2008
Of course they will be. I can hardly wait.
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by mpo14011 26 Jun 2008
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OUCH!!!!!.Give him a flower when you finished operating.
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by 4lghoward 27 Jun 2008
I always do
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by mops 26 Jun 2008
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Looks very cruel, but it's the result that counts. Hopefully this bear has a very short memory or he'll scream every time you come close to your grandchildren. Thanks for showing and making us all have the giggles.
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by 4lghoward 27 Jun 2008
You are very welcome. We should always feast on sewing (that is why he is on the breakfast bar) and have a grand size dish of the giggles for dessert.
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by minnieb 26 Jun 2008
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great photo do you think we could put the kids under the machine one of mine would do it if I told him I was puting Tomas on his tummy maybe I should just make him the bear
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by mops 26 Jun 2008
Much better, otherwise it would have to be reported to the RSPCC, the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children..
by 4lghoward 27 Jun 2008
That does remind me of my refrigerator magnet though. It says "Good Mother's let the children lick the beaters, Great Mothers will turn the mixer off first.
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by stickmuster 26 Jun 2008
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Big work and very creatively! Flowers for you
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by 4lghoward 27 Jun 2008
Thank you.
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by coco128 26 Jun 2008
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what a funny picture .. poor little bear ... but you gotta do what you gotta do to get it done! **4u
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by 4lghoward 27 Jun 2008
So True!
by 4lghoward 27 Jun 2008
So True!
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by prampelb 27 Jun 2008
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Great idea... I am looking to embroider bears too. Where did you find an embroideable bear? I am looking both in Europe and in Canada-USA. Thanks and flowers! Pat
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by 4lghoward 28 Jun 2008
Embroidery.com you can search under Embroidery Bears.
These were the 14". I think the 20" would be easier to hoop. My smallest hoop was a 5X7 I had to use stick plus instead of hooping.
by prampelb 29 Jun 2008
Thanks for your reply. I will definitely look at those. Flowers!
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by 100pandas 27 Jun 2008
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I just ordered some of these, are they easy to do?
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by 4lghoward 27 Jun 2008
Yes as long as your hoop is small enough. I used a 5x7 and had to get creative with my hooping. I used Sticky Plus to hold it down because the hoop was to big. Although it worked I had to watch it.
by 4lghoward 27 Jun 2008
These were the 14 " bears. As the head hit the back of the machine the chest tried to lift. A larger design would not have done so well. Good Luck with yours!
by 100pandas 28 Jun 2008
thanks
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by 4lghoward 28 Jun 2008
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Bringing this up again for prampelb.
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by marjialexa 28 Jun 2008
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Well, this is sort of like Botox for Bears, I guess, hee hee hee. I'm glad the little bears have short memories, and enjoy looking good & being loved when you're done with them!
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by 4lghoward 29 Jun 2008
they are lookin good
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by dollygk 04 Oct 2009
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Really cute and I'm sure the finished bear didn't mind at all LOL