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by eggyannie 24 Jun 2010 ( edited Jun 26'10 21:55 )
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several years ago it was the trend to have everything stenciled and they bought out a magazine in hte UK that had stencils in it for you to collect each week, this is did and ended up with a large amount, my friend wanted a teddy applique that looked like it was walking across a cover and siting down as well. but to get each seperate stencil was a bit costly plus it was far too small forher needs. suddenly i rememberd the book of stencils and dragged it out.

ther he was a seperate sectioned teddy that would allow you to place his arms head or legs in any position you wanted it to be. now all we had to do was scan and print so that we had lots to sew onto the fabic. plus by useing the scanner we could make Daddy bear a mommy bear and a baby bear, so take another look at those old stencils who knows what gem you will find.
hope this will help you annie in the uk

Comments (5)
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by nouveau 24 Jun 2010
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Great idea! Thanks for sharing.
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by nouveau 24 Jun 2010
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Just be careful about copyright. :-)
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by nhsmith55 24 Jun 2010
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I have an old book of iron-on outlines for stencils, embroidery, painting or whatever. I picked it up at a garage sale years ago for about $1.00. It's great for whenever I want a design for something.
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by eggyannie 26 Jun 2010
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as the stencils were sold in a magazine for you to use as you wished there would be no copyrite on them as they show show how that are used on fabric like cushions. i had just forgotten about it.
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by beatie58 26 Jun 2010
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Well done! I have collected so much over the years and you forget you have them, so thanks for the reminder to look at your stuff before making other purchases...Sally