Cotton Stuffed Gloomy Bear Set 2Pcs

Specifications:

• This Gloomy Bear key chain toy be used as plush toy or pendant with excellent hand feeling
• Not only as a keychain, but also as a decorate
• This Gloomy Bear key chain toy can be used for most cell phones, MP3 player for you bag, backpack and so on 
• This Gloomy Bear key chain toy is made of super-soft material, which gives you a feeling of comfort and companionship
• Gloomy Bear key chain toy is a great gift for yourself, your kids or your lover
• Material: PP Cotton
• Size: 42 x 23 x 13cm/16.5 x 9.1 x 5.1in(L x W x H)

Details:

• This Gloomy Bear key chain toy has beautiful features and a realistic expression

• Great color and texture to captivate your eyes. A must-have for any love bear

• This Gloomy Bear key chain toy is a great gift for you, your lover or kids

How to Clean Plush Stuffed Toys:

• Being a Mother of 5 and Grandmother of 10, I've learned to clean cherished toys that a kid can't live without! I'm sharing my methods of cleaning that I've researched and developed over the years. Being health conscious I also found ways to clean using safe cleaning methods and products and sanitizing
• The methods are fast, easy and safe. I also have tips on maintenance for toys that are exposed to everyday drink spills, dust, dirt, germs and pet hair. I also share tips for refreshing collectible investment toys that sit on a shelf or in a case that are dusty or have picked up odors
• I can't guarantee that the plush toy will last forever, but it can't hurt to try by keeping it clean and refreshed
• Tips for Refreshing Collectible Displayed Plushes. Plush collectible toys that are an investment, for example, TY Beanie Babies, Boyd's Bears, or Russ with tags, that you can't wash in the washing machine, try one of the methods that are listed here: Tip #1. Dust them off periodically with a clean, soft cloth. If necessary, you may use a cloth and a mild detergent to spot clean them. Tip #2. Place it in the dryer on the lowest heat setting for around 5 minutes. Tip #3. For getting rid of odors, place in the dryer on the lowest heat setting for 5 minutes with a snuggle dryer sheet. Tip #4. Vacuum with the drapery nozzle. Tip #5. A lent roller will work
• Sanitizing a Plush while on Vacation: You can easily and safely sanitize a plush toy while on vacation or if it is dropped on the floor in a public place by using an antibacterial Wet Wipe until you are able to clean it properly at home
• If the child can do without the toy for a day or 2 and if you have access to a freezer, then you may try placing the plush or soft toy or doll in a plastic bag and place it in the freezer for 42 hours. This will destroy bugs you may or may not see. After you take it out of the plastic bag, place it in the dryer on low heat or fluff
• Removing Ink or Crayon Marks on Doll Face. In my many experiments cleaning plushes with plastic or rubber faces, hands and feet, I finally found some very good methods for removing ink, crayon and pencil marks and yes, even Magic Marker
• Most of the time crayon or pencil can be easily be cleaned with a mild soap and warm water or Clorox Wipes. Don't use fancy scented or dyed soaps with color because it can be transferred to the rubber or plastic
• If it's crayon or ink that's really etched in the plastic or rubber, then use alcohol, just don't get the alcohol on the doll's eyes as they will fade
• If the toy gets really dirty then clean it with a little Softscrub on a cotton ball, and remember to take care and not get it on the eyes
• To remove the dreaded Magic Marker of any color, apply a little Clearasil on the marks and let it dry, then wipe it off gently. Yeah, pretty clever huh
• Always use a mild soap and plenty of water AFTER using chemicals to clean then blot dry with a soft cloth

How to Repair Stuffed Toys:

The Velveteen Rabbit, Winnie the Pooh, Raggedy Ann and Andy. These beloved stuffed toys live on forever in our hearts long after their fur, eyes and clothes have been enthusiastically hugged away. Here's how to keep those beloved stuffed toys in good repair

• Carefully undress your stuffed doll or animal if it has clothing. Examine the body. Look for worn spots, holes, and ripped seams. Check for "squishiness." There should be enough stuffing for the doll or animal to be huggable without being flat. If necessary, open a seam and add more stuffing. Close the seam using a tapestry needle. A tapestry needle has a blunt tip and larger eye for easy threading with flosses, and is often curved so that it can go into a toy and come back through easily
• Stitch "in the ditch" to close seams, using "invisible" clear polyester thread. Stitching in the ditch means keeping your stitches on the underside of the two edges as much as possible, then finishing the seam by pulling the thread between the two pieces so that as little of it shows as possible. Check arms and legs to be sure they are still fully attached. If not, use a tapestry needle and thread to reattach them
• Replace sewn on features by embroidering new ones. Match the original color as closely as possible. Remove old stitching first, then follow the line of the old stitching for the new feature. Use straight stitches to make noses, decreasing the length of each stitch until you have made an inverted triangle for cats, bears and bunnies. Make an oval shape for dog noses. Use an inverted "y" shape to recreate the mouth
• Replace button eyes only if the toy will not be given to a small child. Eyes can be sewn in an oval or made more circular. Be sure to outline first in black or some other dark color. Fill in with white if desired, then make an iris in the color of your choice. Don't forget to make the pupil area black. Some stuffed dolls, such as Raggedy Ann and Andy had features drawn on with pens. You can also use embroidery paint or fabric paint to make new features
• If the animal is missing one limb or ear and the other is intact, use the intact piece to make a pattern. Be sure to leave at least a 1/4 inch seam allowance. Match the fabric as closely as possible, or go all the way the other direction by making the new fabric completely different in color
• To properly cut fake fur, turn fabric fur side down. Use a marker to outline the pattern piece you need to make. Cut the backing, not the fur, keeping the scissors blade as close to the backing as possible. Using a matte knife, instead of scissors, is better for the fur
• Make new clothes using the old clothes as patterns, or find pattern books from the era your toy was produced. Recreate everything using vintage fabric from thrift stores. Replace snaps and eye hooks. Look through old magazines from your toy's era to find ideas for outfits. Choose styles, colors and trims from the correct era

Package Included:

• 2 x Gloomy Bears