beginner memory bear sewing pattern free printable

#BEGINNER MEMORY BEAR SEWING PATTERN FREE PRINTABLE FULL#
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Now, fold back the right side as you see in the 1st photo below, lining up the straps. Iron a small rectangle of interfacing at the spot where snaps will be attached (marked on the pattern).Ĭlip the corners and curves, and turn the whole thing right side out, then iron it all flat. When sewing the curves that will go under the arms, start and stop at the dots marked on the pattern. Place the two pieces right sides together, and sew as you see below, leaving the tops of the straps open. Cut out two top pieces (on the fold), in contrasting colors or prints – did I mention this top is fully reversible? Be careful when you cut because you really need these pieces to be pretty exact. Tape the pieces together (do not trim them first!) and cut out the pattern pieces from fabric, making sure to line up any edge that’s labeled “fold” with a folded edge of fabric.

There’s a grey box that should measure exactly 1 inch by 1 inch.

#BEGINNER MEMORY BEAR SEWING PATTERN FREE PRINTABLE FULL#

Print it out, making sure to print at 100% or full size.

#BEGINNER MEMORY BEAR SEWING PATTERN FREE PRINTABLE DOWNLOAD#

Here’s the front & back view:Ĭlick here to download the free teddy bear top and bloomers sewing pattern. This really is a pretty easy sew, and it should fit most Build-a-Bear sized stuffed animals pretty well. But once I finally got the pattern figured out (with an adjustable neck!), I was able to sew up a second set in about an hour, making my daughter (and her bears) very, very happy. Then both my sewing machine and my serger decided to get fouled up on the same day, causing me to complain dramatically to my husband that the sewing universe was conspiring against me.īut once I have a project in mind, you better believe I’m going to finish it, even if that darn top and bloomers did end up taking three times as long as I had planned. That made drafting up this simple pattern a little less simple. For one thing, all Build-a-Bear animals are not created equal, as in they vary a surprising amount in size – specifically neck size. Sometimes (read: lots of times) I think something is going to be so simple…and then it isn’t.

I figured it wouldn’t be hard to come up with a cute girly top and bloomers for her teddy bears to wear, and I put together a tutorial and FREE PATTERN so you can make some girly bear clothes too. That’s ok with me – I love watching her play with LEGOS and trains and all those other things hers brothers have enjoyed – but I recently realized that out of the boxful of Build-a-Bear clothes we have, not one outfit is for a girl bear! Apparently all her stuffed animals have been running around nekkid all this time because they don’t want to wear “boy” clothes. Growing up with four older brothers, my daughter doesn’t have as many “girly” toys as she’d probably like.

Beginner memory bear sewing pattern free printable