Gigantic Teddy Bear by propart
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Step 5: Filling the bear and having fun

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It came up really nice and we stopped sewing when we only had a small gap left, enough to fill the Teddy bear. We actually had two choices for filling: 1. polystyrene beads; 2. polyester wadding. We choosed the polystyrene beads but wadding is also a good choice if you can afford it. After filling the Teddy bear we cleaned it up and made alot of nice pictures with it
 
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KwartzKitten says: Feb 15, 2012. 9:22 PM
WANT
I just HAVE to make something like this.
Sgt. Cookie says: Feb 10, 2012. 3:47 AM
This is just fantastic. I NEED to make one of these at some point.

One question though, if I were to buy the materials just for this, how much polystyrene would I need to buy?
propart (author) says: Feb 10, 2012. 6:07 AM
We used about 20 bags of 60 litres filled with polystyrene beads.
abdoo95 says: Feb 8, 2012. 9:42 PM
That is so awesome!! How much roughly did it cost?
propart (author) says: Feb 9, 2012. 12:36 AM
It depends on the material you use. The material we used was about 150 $ but I'm sure you can find cheaper ones. The filling didn't cost almost anything (we had alot of polystyrene beads left from our polystyrene sculptures so it was also a great way to recycle)
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