Made it with the intent to sell on ebay 
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Fairy Tear Bears Layout
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ScrappyDew
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Fairy Tear Bears Layout
I just finished this layout a couple of days ago. Used the Cricut for the layered grass, text, and the bears' wings/antennas. Edged in edges with colored chalk pencils. SCAL came in handy for doing the wings. Made that part of the page easier Made it with the intent to sell on ebay
Made it with the intent to sell on ebay http://classroom.scrappydew.com/courses ... r-training - SCAL Classroom over 40+ Videos geared towards beginners.
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Craigg64
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Re: Fairy Tear Bears Layout
Excellent design.
It appears the bear is fluffy.
How did you do that.
Cheers
Craig
It appears the bear is fluffy.
How did you do that.
Cheers
Craig
Cheers
Craig
Windows Vista, Scal2 2.043, Inkscape 0.46
Craig
Windows Vista, Scal2 2.043, Inkscape 0.46
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ScrappyDew
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Re: Fairy Tear Bears Layout
Tear the bear shape on mulberry paper and use a wire brush that you can get at a hardware store and start brushing away. That is what takes the most time is getting them fluffy and put together.Craigg64 wrote:Excellent design.
It appears the bear is fluffy.
How did you do that.
Cheers
Craig
I just can't believe that a single tear bear sold for over 200 dollars on ebay the other day
Here is the url http://tinyurl.com/dfgnhe
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kelsie94
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Re: Fairy Tear Bears Layout
Is it a special kind of mulberry paper? All of the ones I've seen are fairly thin and I kinda doubt I'd be able to cut it on the bug - it would tear apart during the cutting process???? What kind do you use?
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scrapbookqueen41
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Re: Fairy Tear Bears Layout
So sweet I love it. I hope you get a million dollars
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Craigg64
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Re: Fairy Tear Bears Layout
Thats for sharing your secretScrappyDew wrote:Tear the bear shape on mulberry paper and use a wire brush that you can get at a hardware store and start brushing away. That is what takes the most time is getting them fluffy and put together.Craigg64 wrote:Excellent design.
It appears the bear is fluffy.
How did you do that.
Cheers
Craig
I just can't believe that a single tear bear sold for over 200 dollars on ebay the other day
Here is the url http://tinyurl.com/dfgnhe
Your design are excellent.
Cheers
Craig
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Craig
Windows Vista, Scal2 2.043, Inkscape 0.46
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swirliepants
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Re: Fairy Tear Bears Layout
thanks for sharing your tip and WOW on the Ebay one that you posted a link to ....
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coocoo4cricut
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Re: Fairy Tear Bears Layout
Stunning really nice work
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sambobbitt
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Re: Fairy Tear Bears Layout
no offense to you but why did someone pay that much for that bear? Is it a real transaction? Seams way out there? Very cute work though! How many of those bears can you make for $200?