Step by step, a teddy bear at Christmas.🐻

    A very affectionate greeting dear friends, I really love this kind of activities and I have fun, is when I take advantage of stimulating creativity and doing beautiful things, I confess that if I could do many things more, but I think that time is my worst enemy, I confess that I do not reach.

     A few days ago I received an invitation from @DIYprojects to the contest and I felt a great emotion, as that indicated to me that they liked my work and drives me to do it better every day.

    As the contest is about making a bear and it's Christmas, because I focus on uniting both themes, I tell you that it was very difficult to choose the pattern because in #pinterest you can get plenty of things to do, especially in cross stitch you can get everything.

   I love Christmas and this month I'm only going to do things dedicated to that theme.

    The materials I used are very easy to get and I actually had several pieces of fabric at home, which made my job even easier.

   * Sedalines

    * Etamine Fabric

   * Embroidery Needle #22

   * Snippets of Christmas fabric.

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    The process is actually very simple, you just need to get the right pattern and cut the etamine according to the number of frames takes the design.

     Little by little we are progressing, I tell you that many have asked me if I use the drum to embroider and the truth is that I could never learn to work with that, it made me uncomfortable.

    So we are changing colors, we must take into account if we want to center our drawing or we want it to one side, and then write a word or message.

    To finish, we take the measures of the cushion that we are going to dress with our embroidery and we cut the fabric, then we join the pieces in the sewing machine, we pass the plate and to finish we cut a bigger picture for the back part.

    We pass again the machine with straight seam and we leave an opening to put our cushion, we close with hidden seam.

    I hope you like this work that I did with much affection, dedicated to each one of these people that I met in 2018, to each one of these friendly communities.