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Throwing 3yo dd a Mr Tumble party and would appreciate it if a clever MN'er could make DD a Mr Tumble teddy

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bytheMoonlight · 06/10/2010 11:30

The only ones I can find is one that came free with a Something Special magazine but that seems rather small.

Was hoping a skillful MN'er could work out how to make one for me, obv. I would pay!

Would really appreciate any help Smile

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bytheMoonlight · 06/10/2010 19:46

Hopeful bump

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bytheMoonlight · 07/10/2010 12:33

Last bump!

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DutchOma · 08/10/2010 10:17

Sorry, neither Ravelry nor Google have a pattern without which it would be very hard to make him. As a grandma I don't even know what he looks like and whether you could adapt an ordinary teddy bear pattern

bytheMoonlight · 08/10/2010 19:56

Thanks for taking the time to have a look DutchOma, guess I'll have to give up on it

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ValentinCrimble · 10/10/2010 00:51

I suggest that rather than a knitted doll you see if someone on Folksy can make you a oft stuffed doll...with r Tumble clothing and face. I have made dolls and know this would be easy for someone with more time and skill than me.

TeasingFireDemons · 10/10/2010 01:19

Depends what you want really and when you want it for. if you want a basic fabric doll then it could be fairly easily rustled up if dd isnt too fussed over the facial accuracy. Can you linky to what you were thinking of?

Etsy is worth a look. I would offer but am snowed under atm and darent take on anything more as i am struggling to get everything done for christmas as it is.

TeasingFireDemons · 10/10/2010 01:22

The bit that might be hardest is finding the material for the clothes as he does have rather unique taste.

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