Row positioning: - Ears are sewed on from row 4-7 (4 rows) - Snout is sewed on from row 12-20 (9 rows) - Arms are sewed on between the 2nd and 3rd rows of the body (not including row that is used to attach the head) - Legs are sewed on between rows 24-25 of the body (not including the row that is used to attach the head) - Eyebrows are sewed on row 8, around 8 stitches apart. They are two stitches long and one stitch tall. - Eyes are sewed on rows 11-13 (3 rows) - Under eye line is sewed on row 14, next to the snout and under the eye - The nose is sewed on row 1(ish) of the snout - The mouth is sewed between rows 5-6 on the underside of the snout, and is around 8 stitches wide (counting along row 6).
I dont know if anyone else has this problem or just me. I have only made one other stuffed animal. I have difficulty positioning the parts on the head so, for me, it would be helpful to have instructions saying, place the ears at row _____, place the snout at row _______. What I have done is pin them on first before sewing but still not sure on ears. But instructions for making the parts were very clear! Thank you.
Hi Florence, I have put a pinned comment with all the information I have of where to place the facial features and the limbs. I hope this is helpful. Let me know if you have anymore questions
I'm working on a pattern for Piglet at the moment, amongst other ones. I hope to be able to get it out soonish! I'm really glad you liked Winnie and the video. Thank you for your support!
I think that this is adorable and you are an excellent teacher! The only suggestion I might make is that you specify exactly at what row to attach the arms and legs otherwise the sweater might not fit right with the arms. I can’t wait to make this for my new grand baby with a matching blanket. Thank you!
Thank you so much for your feedback! It's a very good point, and I'll make sure to include it in future patterns where the limb placement is important. I hope your new grand baby loves it and that you enjoy making it :)
Wonderful tutorial but gets confusing when she says repeat for a total of two times--does that mean 2 including the one you just did, or an additional two? I had to do a stitch count to decide which.
@@quinkydinkcreates Thank you! Am loving making this. The color was hard to find but I got as close as I could. I know my great granddaughter is going tolove it!
Thank you so much for your comment! I haven't posted them yet but I'm currently working on a Piglet pattern. I hope people will like it when it's out :)
@@quinkydinkcreates okay that’s fine! I was just wondering because I can’t find any simple tutorials and the Winnie the Pooh one was quite simple! But it’s okay no worries! Xx
After giving such clear instructions throughout, I feel like you abandoned us when it comes to the facial features--whch are so important! Your bear can look really wonky if the features are not in proper alignment. After doing all the other work, it's a bit frustrating.
My apologies for this, it was my first tutorial and it can be hard to explain everything that needs to be done in a clear way. Thank you for your comment
It depends how comfortable you feel with magic circles, working in the round, and invisible decreases. If you feel okay with those then I would say to give it a go! I've linked two tutorials in my description (one for how to make a magic circle and one on how to make an invisible decrease) if you want to check those out :)
I completely understand hahaha. He's relatively small with DK. I imagine chunky would be a lot more huggable. But probably quite big, so pros and cons :/
Yes, the shirt collar is quite small, but you can still fit the head through. I wouldn't say it's a shirt that you can take on and off frequently though. Hope that's helpful!
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Row positioning:
- Ears are sewed on from row 4-7 (4 rows)
- Snout is sewed on from row 12-20 (9 rows)
- Arms are sewed on between the 2nd and 3rd rows of the body (not including row that is used to attach the head)
- Legs are sewed on between rows 24-25 of the body (not including the row that is used to attach the head)
- Eyebrows are sewed on row 8, around 8 stitches apart. They are two stitches long and one stitch tall.
- Eyes are sewed on rows 11-13 (3 rows)
- Under eye line is sewed on row 14, next to the snout and under the eye
- The nose is sewed on row 1(ish) of the snout
- The mouth is sewed between rows 5-6 on the underside of the snout, and is around 8 stitches wide (counting along row 6).
Thank You! Sorry to be such a bother. My vsual spatial sense is not good but I wanted so much to make this for my great granddaughter! Thanks again.
You are awesome! instruction and demo very clear, your voice is lovely! Thank you very much!
Thank you so much this pattern was an easy follow. I have been looking for a Pooh pattern for q while. I just finished him and he came out great.
Lovely tutorial, very clear instructions. My little bear has turned out lovely. Thank you ❤️
Very very clear tutorial and absolutely fantastic awesome work. Thank you
Thank you so much for your feedback, and thanks for watching!
This was an EXCELLENT tutorial! THANK YOU SO MUCH! I just finished it for my daughter and that was just so clear and fun :D 😍🤩
This makes me so so happy to hear! I hope you and your daughter love your finished product :)
I just wanted to say thank you for sharing your work. It is awesome.
Thank you so much! And thank you for watching
I dont know if anyone else has this problem or just me. I have only made one other stuffed animal. I have difficulty positioning the parts on the head so, for me, it would be helpful to have instructions saying, place the ears at row _____, place the snout at row _______. What I have done is pin them on first before sewing but still not sure on ears. But instructions for making the parts were very clear! Thank you.
Hi, I'm sorry to hear that. I can try and make a pinned comment with the row information for each sew on item if that would help
Hi Florence, I have put a pinned comment with all the information I have of where to place the facial features and the limbs. I hope this is helpful. Let me know if you have anymore questions
Do you have patterns for the rest of Winnie the Pooh characters. I made Winnie, and it turned out great. I like your video. It was very easy to follow
I'm working on a pattern for Piglet at the moment, amongst other ones. I hope to be able to get it out soonish! I'm really glad you liked Winnie and the video. Thank you for your support!
I think that this is adorable and you are an excellent teacher! The only suggestion I might make is that you specify exactly at what row to attach the arms and legs otherwise the sweater might not fit right with the arms. I can’t wait to make this for my new grand baby with a matching blanket. Thank you!
Thank you so much for your feedback! It's a very good point, and I'll make sure to include it in future patterns where the limb placement is important. I hope your new grand baby loves it and that you enjoy making it :)
Thank you very much for the tutorial. Perfect and understandable to prepare
Thanks for the tutorial made awinnie the pooh my grand daughter was soo excited wen I gave it to her
That makes me so happy to hear! I'm glad she liked it and I hope you enjoyed making it :)
Thankfulness to you for sharing that very knowledge of yours each as well as every time with all of us.
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It's my pleasure! Thank you for watching
THANK YOU SO MUCH! I just finished it
I'm so glad! I hope you love your new Winnie :)
Wonderful tutorial but gets confusing when she says repeat for a total of two times--does that mean 2 including the one you just did, or an additional two? I had to do a stitch count to decide which.
Hi! Thanks for watching. When I say total of two times I mean 2 including the one you just did :) Sorry for the confusion!
@@quinkydinkcreates Thank you! Am loving making this. The color was hard to find but I got as close as I could. I know my great granddaughter is going tolove it!
Thank you very much for your working very beautiful 💐
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed it :)
Love your tutorial ❤️ of Winnie the pooh.. just wondering if you've done all the other pooh friends.. 😊 thank you..
Thank you so much for your comment! I haven't posted them yet but I'm currently working on a Piglet pattern. I hope people will like it when it's out :)
hello! should I use a 5ply milk cotton yarn for this or 8ply?
Hi! 8 ply should be the right thickness for the same size as mine. 5ply would make it a lot smaller, but if that's what you want then go for it :)
Could you make an eeyore?? Xx
I have no current plans to make an eeyore but I'll add it to the list of tutorials for the future :)
@@quinkydinkcreates okay that’s fine! I was just wondering because I can’t find any simple tutorials and the Winnie the Pooh one was quite simple! But it’s okay no worries! Xx
After giving such clear instructions throughout, I feel like you abandoned us when it comes to the facial features--whch are so important! Your bear can look really wonky if the features are not in proper alignment. After doing all the other work, it's a bit frustrating.
My apologies for this, it was my first tutorial and it can be hard to explain everything that needs to be done in a clear way. Thank you for your comment
Beautiful! What size was this when it was finished?
Hi! It ends up being around 20cm tall when in a sitting position :)
thank you very much for this
❤❤thanks you for sharing
Thank you for watching!
Thank you😊
Thank YOU for watching!
should i try as a beginner
It depends how comfortable you feel with magic circles, working in the round, and invisible decreases. If you feel okay with those then I would say to give it a go! I've linked two tutorials in my description (one for how to make a magic circle and one on how to make an invisible decrease) if you want to check those out :)
Is there a written pattern available?
Hi! There's not one at the moment but if there's interest I can release one in the future :)
I want to use chunky yarn but I don’t want my stuffie that huge 😅
I completely understand hahaha. He's relatively small with DK. I imagine chunky would be a lot more huggable. But probably quite big, so pros and cons :/
Your shirt collar is smaller size than the hand can squeeze in, that it true
Yes, the shirt collar is quite small, but you can still fit the head through. I wouldn't say it's a shirt that you can take on and off frequently though. Hope that's helpful!
Why deleted my msg? Baffling 😒
No messages deleted here as far as I'm aware :) I've been on holiday so I haven't been on the account