Crafted Cotton Teddy Bear
| Crafted Cotton Teddy Bear | |
|---|---|
 | |
| Class | Memento |
| Weight | 5 |
| Fire Fuel | Yes |
| Crafting Skill | Tailoring: 4 |
| Crafting | See How to Craft |
| Location | Crafted |
| Spawn ID | /additem Base.ToyBear_Crafted_Cotton
|
| Crafting XP | 38 XP (Tailoring) |
The Crafted Cotton Teddy Bear is a home sewn teddy bear made from cotton fabric and stuffed by hand. It is a memento, a comfort toy made by a survivor rather than bought in a shop.
The bear is a big, soft keepsake and fairly heavy for a toy. Its worth lies in the work behind it and in the gift it makes. Being cloth and stuffing, it also burns as fire fuel.
Every one of these bears is made at the Sew Bear recipe. It takes a good hand with a needle, at Tailoring level 4.
Using
Sew Bear takes a Cotton Fabric Roll or a Burlap Piece, thread and two buttons, with scissors and a sewing needle kept. The stuffing can be 100 chicken or turkey feathers, ten Cotton Balls or five Raw Wool. The same recipe also makes the Crafted Burlap Teddy Bear.
The bear is best kept at a base, as its weight makes it awkward on a run. It makes a heartfelt gift to another survivor. An unwanted bear can serve as fire fuel or tinder.
How to Craft Crafted Cotton Teddy Bear
Each recipe that makes the Crafted Cotton Teddy Bear is listed with its materials and the tools it keeps.
Sew Bear
The Sew Bear recipe makes the Crafted Cotton Teddy Bear. It needs Tailoring level 4.
| Name | Image | Amount | Kept | Spawn ID |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Scissors | 
|
1x | Yes | /additem Base.Scissors
|
| Needle | 
|
1x | Yes | /additem Base.Needle
|
| Cotton Fabric Roll | 
|
1x | No | /additem Base.FabricRoll_Cotton
|
| Thread | 
|
1x | No | /additem Base.Thread
|
| Button | 
|
2x | No | /additem Base.Button
|
| Cotton Balls | 
|
10x | No | /additem Base.CottonBalls
|
Notes
- Tailoring level 4 is needed to sew the bear.
- Feathers, Cotton Balls or Raw Wool all work as stuffing.
- Two buttons go into every bear, so it pays to save buttons.
- The bear is heavy, so it is better kept at a base than carried.
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