First you knit a long strip of fabric like this:

Fold it in half and sew the sides together just near the fold, pick up some stitches and knit two more strips:

Keep sewing and stuffing, add some embroidery, and
voila! It's a bear!

This is the third year that a fellow at our university who does service learning has organized a collection for the
Mother Bear Project, collecting hand-knitted bears, all using the same pattern, to send as comfort toys for AIDS orphans in Africa. The pattern is available for a $5 donation, and can be shared among people in a group who are all working together.
Gizmo says, "I can has bear, too? Iz nice bear."
2 comments:
Very cute- both the bear and Gizmo.
Adorable. And your kitty is so sweet! =D
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