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Free Teddy Bear Patterns - Over 60 designs!
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*Patterns marked with an asterisk (*) indicate a PDF file.
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If you find yourself in need of help with your Teddy Bear sewing project - the best furs and materials to use (and where
to find them), the best teddy bear construction techniques, etc., check out one of the forums and message boards out
there devoted to just the art of making and collecting Teddy Bears. To find one, just type “Teddy Bear Forums” into any
search engine.
For tips on working with fake fur (which can be a bit tricky to cut and sew), see this page and this page.
When constructing your teddy bear, when sewing around curves (such as the tip of a teddy bear paw, the top of a teddy
bear ear, or the circumference of a teddy bear head), try switching to a smaller stitch length, which can help you sew
the curved seams more accurately.
And if you’re feeling confident and adventuresome, you may want to try customizing your teddy bear by mixing and
matching parts and pieces from different teddy bear patterns (a head from one bear, arms and legs from another bear,
etc.).
to find them), the best teddy bear construction techniques, etc., check out one of the forums and message boards out
there devoted to just the art of making and collecting Teddy Bears. To find one, just type “Teddy Bear Forums” into any
search engine.
For tips on working with fake fur (which can be a bit tricky to cut and sew), see this page and this page.
When constructing your teddy bear, when sewing around curves (such as the tip of a teddy bear paw, the top of a teddy
bear ear, or the circumference of a teddy bear head), try switching to a smaller stitch length, which can help you sew
the curved seams more accurately.
And if you’re feeling confident and adventuresome, you may want to try customizing your teddy bear by mixing and
matching parts and pieces from different teddy bear patterns (a head from one bear, arms and legs from another bear,
etc.).
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Sewing Quick Tips:
Tip #1: If you find yourself in need of extra workspace in a small sewing room, try using your
ironing board as a table. It's portable, so you can set it up and put it away as needed, plus it's
adjustable, so you can set it to a height that's comfortable for you.
Tip #2: Because dull pins and needles make sewing tasks more difficult, either replace them
periodically or try sharpening them by running a piece of fine sandpaper along their surfaces.
Tip #3: Even though non-fusible interfacing can be a bit more time consuming to apply, consider
using it instead of fusible interfacing whenever you want a softer feel to your garment piece.
Tip #1: If you find yourself in need of extra workspace in a small sewing room, try using your
ironing board as a table. It's portable, so you can set it up and put it away as needed, plus it's
adjustable, so you can set it to a height that's comfortable for you.
Tip #2: Because dull pins and needles make sewing tasks more difficult, either replace them
periodically or try sharpening them by running a piece of fine sandpaper along their surfaces.
Tip #3: Even though non-fusible interfacing can be a bit more time consuming to apply, consider
using it instead of fusible interfacing whenever you want a softer feel to your garment piece.