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Polar Bear

This past week, I needed a birthday present, and fast!!

 I picked out this cute little polar bear from the Lion Brand website. He turned out pretty cute, and I wish I could keep him. The little girl he went to just loved him, so it definetly makes all the hard work worth it. Here are some more pictures of him. I thought he was soooo cute, I took a bunch.


I took a piece of velcro, and ruffed up his fir to make him fluffy.


You can find this free pattern here.
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