This is the first variation. One of the candy you can make it and one color or two colors. If you choose to use two colors, I would recommend using one color for the front and back and a coordinating color for the two sides. If you actually bought the kit, while you can use any of the colors in the kit, you will need to use the black lace. Below you will find information on providing your own material for this class. This teddy will need roughly a 5" x 5" piece of silk. If you're using two colors you can get away with a 3" x 3" section of each color. Those lace flounces will need at least 10 inches of 1/2 inch cotton lace edging. Though, if desired, you could substitute a 5/8 inch cotton lace edging. You can use cotton netting. If you use cotton netting. I would cut the header off of a piece of place and glue that to the very edge of the cotton netting. Basically you're making your own very much to scale lace with this technique, you will need at least 6 inches of 2 mm silk ribbon in order to make the bows and the shoulder strap one of those videos will show you four different ways of making those shoulder straps and you can use those techniques on any of the teddy variations. Basically, I want you to have a pattern that if you're pointing to do 10 or 20 or whatever you can vary each one for some individuality. At the very center of the bottom. As you will see a lace detail. This is just a motif that is cut out of place you can use any color lace for this because we will use be using a black felt pen to basically do a custom black guy job. The important point is to choose a motif that you actually like you will be shown in the video how to anchor all the threads in place before you cut it out that way you cut the motif out of your lace without worrying about it framed before you can apply it to the doll.