Crafty News — School Memory Bear

A beautiful example of an up-cycled school uniform, made into a cute teddy by Trisha using the Harley Bear pattern. She told me... "End of juniors memory bear for my granddaughter, made from her summer dress and cardy. Badge sewn on the front, dates embroidered & her name embroidered on the feet. Love your patterns 😁 x"And we love seeing what you can do with our patterns! 😘 Thank you for sharing Trisha xx https://bit.ly/2ww28sW  

Good morning Heavenlies, today I have a great idea to share from Chauncy who has made a pure white teddy from the Harley Bear Pattern, decorated with her daughters school colours and badge which has been signed by all her classmates to give to their teacher on the last day of the year as a keepsake of the class. Love it!!  https://bit.ly/2ww28sW You can see more of Chauncy's work over on her own new FB business page called Mumma Bears on the following link: -https://buff.ly/2JQuFuz

Well hello from the sunny south coast and its sooooo nice to feel those warm golden rays at last! My skin has become so pale through the winter, its now almost blue 😱 ... Anyway, today I have this sweet little fella to show you, sent in by Laura who said:- "Delighted with my first Harley Bear. Did as a test run for one I'm going to make for niece from her primary school uniform"Good plan Laura - I know this pattern will make a wonderful school uniform bear... I tried this myself a while back and even made a...

https://goo.gl/zQ8J1J Good morning Heavenlies! Today I have this very handsome teddy-bear to show you, made by Lynda who said:- "Hi all thought you would like to see the bear I made for my granddaughter using her primary school uniform and your Harley bear pattern. She is over the moon with it x"Thank you Lynda, I especially like the little tie and the heart buttons used for his eyes. Fantastic result!  xx

I've been busy making a little surprise for my dear Dad's birthday..... WAY back in the day he used to attend Itchen Grammar School (Southampton) when the uniform was a maroon blazer with bright green piping and he used to have a blue striped tie to signify that he was in the Viking House. All we had left of the original uniform was the school badge, so I had to acquire the necessary materials via copious internet searches! All well worth the effort though as he was so amazed with the result and Toff Bear now has a permanent position...