Teddy bear eyes embroidered

Hand embroidery of crocheted bear's face.

Hello everyone, hope you are having a happy Monday. I have started to knit toys, particularly Gypsycream's patterns. I have bought safety eyes but a...

Here is a tutorial about how to embroider eyes. This is how I made the eyes on the Elmo and Cookie Monster Hats, the Polar Bear Hat, and the Penguin Hat (coming soon!). Start with a long piece of yarn (at least a few feet, maybe longer) 1. Sew a five-sided star the size of the finished eye. 2-3. Weave the long tail of yarn over one star point and under the next. 4-5. Continue around until the eye looks like a circle and the star points are full. Tie the yarn in the back of the work and weave…

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Here is a step-by-step tutorial of how to stitch the nose to amigurumi teddy bears, puppies, bunnies and other animals. Read more.

This is the technique I use to add faces to my crocheted squirrels. I find it is easier to embroider on felt than directly onto the crochet fabric and safety eyes pop on in a snap. With this method, your amigurumi will have a face in no time flat. Materials Beige felt Scissors A pair of…

It has been said the eyes are the windows of the soul and of course, this is true for bears too! A teddy bear's eyes help create his personality, so making the right choice of eye for a new design is vital. I like to keep a wide selection of good quality glass eyes in many different sizes and colours. There are many colours and styles available to choose from these days, ranging from plain black matt or gloss, through to realistic styles with veins and pupils! Aside from those offered by…

Hand embroidery of crocheted bear's face.

Make two French knots about 1 row up from nose with 4-5 single crochet stitches between knots. Using white, back ...

In this post I will show you how I usually embroider noses on my teddy bears, cats and bunnies - it's very quick and easy and as long as you keep your stitches straight, it's going to look great.