Teddy Bear Remote Control

Step 6: Assemble the bear body

Cut out the bear legs, sew together, and stuff. Pin the arms and legs on the front of the bear, pointing inwards. Place the back of the bear on top, with the right sides of the fabric facing each other and pin in place. Sew completely around the bear only leaving a 2 inch gap near the remote piece. Turn right side out, remove pins, and stuff the bear. Add a little extra stuffing between the remote and the front of the bear. Sew velcro on the inside of the gap so the bear can be re-opened for changing the battery.

Amaze your friends with a stuffed bear remote that never gets lost in the couch cushions!

Comments

[ukiha_nagara]

patent this, man. Patent this up.

[Shut Up Now]

yea dude, this could be money. *calls patent office*

[sletts02]

Great tutorial! I want to adapt this for my car. How would I go about attaching a "button" (like a normal electrical button) to the play/pause, next etc on the remote? Thanks =)

[multicrafty]

sorry but I just had to comment again. You sure do have some talent there. I am in complete LOVE with this bear. The sad thing is that someone from Fisher Price is going to see this and mass produce YOUR idea and they'll be the ones that get all the credit. Anyways, GREAT JOB!

[Ward_Nox]

yea thats true get thee to a patent lawyer

[SugarTeen52]

P.S. It was a skillfully done project!

[SugarTeen52]

That`s a great idea! Ever think of making a collection of remotes with different animals for different devices? (e.g., bear for TV, giraffe for DVD player, etc.)

[Code128]

Reallly cool stuff. I like it alot.