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Introduction
The anteater character was designed by me and became beloved by people all over the world. Please download the free jointed teddy bear pattern – Anteater. This pattern is printable.
Also, I am going to provide the list of materials to create him.
The free pattern tutorial can be found here.
The teddy bear clothes sewing pattern – a jacket for this anteater you can find here.
List of Required Materials
This pattern is suitable for short-pile fabric.
Materials:
1. 1/16 piece (25×35 cm) of viscose with a pile length of 6 mm.
2. Strong threads, the same color as your fabric, and a needle for hand sewing.
3. Scissors for cutting fabrics.
4. A pair of black glass eyes on a metal loop – 6 mm in diameter.
5. Waxed thread.
6. An awl.
7. Synthetic filler.
8. Metal or glass pellets for weight.
9. Small pieces of fabric for the ears (leather, suede, or felt) and feet (I used cotton).
10. Paints and brushes.
11. Pins.
12. Discs 20 mm diameter – 6 pieces. Discs 15 mm diameter – 4 pieces.
13. Washers 12 mm diameter – 10 pieces.
14. T-shaped cotter pins 1,6×20 – 5 pieces.
15. Pliers
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If you ever need a hand or have any questions, feel free to leave them in the comments below and I will be more than happy to help you out.
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How to download a pattern:
- From a computer (Windows).
Click on the photo of the pattern, and select the “Save image as …” option. - From a phone or a tablet (Android). There should be something similar for the iPad.
Click on the image. Save it by holding your finger on the image and selecting the “Save As” option. Then go to your photo gallery and print it (there is an option).
