The Flying Ears Teddy tying ears method uses 3M cloth tape, wrapped directly around the root of the Teddy’s ears, tying the ears into a three-dimensional cylindrical shape. However, be careful to make sure that the middle is hollow and can accommodate a finger to poke back and forth, so as to avoid rotten ears due to lack of air. This will prevent the ears from becoming airtight and rotting. In the middle of Teddy’s ears, place a paper cup with the mouth upside down on his head. For more stability, you can put one or two more paper cups. Then, just wrap the teddy’s ears around the wall of the paper cup with gauze and then stick a loop of tape for consolidation. To allow the ears to breathe, it is also best to unwrap them every other week during the period. Owners can also prepare clinker cones and gauze, then use the gauze to bind the cones to the inside of Teddy’s ears to keep them upright. After keeping it this way for two months, Teddy’s ears should be standing up. Again, remove every once in a while to let the ears breathe.
