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Material:
Mini Teddy Bear of Choice (I purchased this one at Wal-Mart)
2 inch angel wings (adjust according to teddy size)
Gold ring
Gold ribbon
Metal pin clip
How to:
I made these little bears to add as favours to my Christmas crackers. They only take a few minutes to make.
Glue your wings to the back of the bear, glue the halo on top of the head. Add a ring of glue around the halo
at the back to help secure the ring well. When these pins are exposed to outdoor weather, the cold may
cause the metal of the ring to separate from the bear. Adding a ring of glue around the ring touching the
ring and the bear, will keep it secure.
Glue a small bow to the bear's neck and glue a jewelry pin to the back. The pins have holes in the plate that
attached to the bear. Be sure to allow the glue to fill these holes and slightly spill over the holes. This helps
to keep the metal from separating from the bear.
These little bears have movable legs, arms and head and are so cute. The cost to make these was about $2
dollars (Cdn) and they make great inexpensive, little Christmas Favours.
Mini Teddy Bear of Choice (I purchased this one at Wal-Mart)
2 inch angel wings (adjust according to teddy size)
Gold ring
Gold ribbon
Metal pin clip
How to:
I made these little bears to add as favours to my Christmas crackers. They only take a few minutes to make.
Glue your wings to the back of the bear, glue the halo on top of the head. Add a ring of glue around the halo
at the back to help secure the ring well. When these pins are exposed to outdoor weather, the cold may
cause the metal of the ring to separate from the bear. Adding a ring of glue around the ring touching the
ring and the bear, will keep it secure.
Glue a small bow to the bear's neck and glue a jewelry pin to the back. The pins have holes in the plate that
attached to the bear. Be sure to allow the glue to fill these holes and slightly spill over the holes. This helps
to keep the metal from separating from the bear.
These little bears have movable legs, arms and head and are so cute. The cost to make these was about $2
dollars (Cdn) and they make great inexpensive, little Christmas Favours.
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