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LOL! Thanks for the info, it really helped!
Please welcome Rilo!
He is currently available on Ebay. Please take a peek 
http://www.ebay.com/itm/261099954342?ss … 1555.l2649
Rilo is made of a dark grey hand dyed
miniature bear fabric.
He's wearing a little jacket that I made for him in fall colors, just in time for the harvest!
Rilo's jacket is made of different colors of miniature bear fabric. The front is made with one side a reddish brown and the other side with a burnt orange color. The trim on the wrists and the hood are gold and the back is a lovely green.
Rilo's jacket has been sewn onto him, so it is not removable.
Hi!
I'm wondering how to make the text in my subject line red. I've noticed the red [SOLD] in the subject line of bear picture posts, and I'd like to be able to do that also.
Thank you for any help!
He is sooo cute! I love that his eyes open and close! 
Thank you Melisa!
She is sooo cute! I wish I could make a cute little mouth like that, it's perfect for her face
I love her colors and the little dress is adorable! Good luck with the auction!
Kuzma is adorable! I love his little legs
Thanks Conni and Anna! You are both very kind and I'm glad you like my little Tilly! I think she has the sweetest personality of the bears I've made (so far 
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Please welcome Tilly!
She is currently available on Ebay
http://www.ebay.com/itm/261097881748?ss … 1555.l2649
Tilly is made of an off white long pile fabric that has lovely apricot colored tips on the "fur".
This adds the perfect feminine touch to a
sweet little girl!
She is designed and hand sewn by me. Her pawpads and inner ears are a complimentary color miniature bear fabric and she has lovely black glass eyes. Her nose, mouth and eyebrows are hand sewn with the perfect color embroidery floss.
Tilly's face and muzzle were scissor and needle sculpted to enhance her adorable features. She has a soft silk ribbon tied around her head with the ends hanging sweetly around her face.
I hope you like her!
Thank you Pink!! You always make my day so much nicer!!
Hi! This is Pumpkin! He is all ready for the cool autumn weather! He's 2 1/4 inches sitting and 2 3/4 inches tall (without his cap).
I've just listed him on Ebay and I'd love it if you'd take a peek.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/261096046102?ss … 1555.l2649
Pumpkin is made of autumn colored short and vintage long pile fabrics. His cap and scarf are hand knitted.
LOL and thanks!
Thank you Pink! You are always so sweet!
Thank you Jane!
Thank you Thelma and Pink. Your kind words mean a lot to me!
Hi! I've just listed Wendell on ebay. He's 2 5/8 inches sitting and 3 inches standing. He's made of light brown long pile fabric with a hand crocheted vest tied at the neck with a silk ribbon bow. Wendell can even stand all by himself!
Here is the link to his ebay auction - please take a look! :0)
http://www.ebay.com/itm/261092286755?ss … 1555.l2649
Thank you
Trenton is 2 5/8 inches sitting and 3 1/8 inches tall.
He is made of a gold long pile miniature bear fabric. His muzzle, pawpads and inner ears are green long pile miniature bear fabric and he has black German glass eyes. His nose, mouth and eyebrows are sewn with dark green embroidery floss.
His face and pawpads are lightly shaded to bring out his charming little features. He is wearing an off-white sheer ribbon bow tied around his neck.
Trenton's face and muzzle were scissor and needle sculpted to give him his sweet "love me" expression.
He is 5-way disc and cotter pin jointed, and has been gently stuffed with polyfill and tiny steel beads.
Trenton is currently listed on ebay. http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi … 571wt_1141
Thank you for looking!!
This is Mario! He is 2 3/4 inches sitting and 3 1/8 inches tall.
Mario is slightly squishy with a slightly wobbly head so he can be posed in a slouched position.
He is made of a light blue/grey miniature bear fabric and his pawpads and inner ears are grey miniature bear fabric. He has German glass eyes and his nose, mouth and eyebrows are sewn with dark pink embroidery floss.
Mario's face and muzzle were scissor and needle sculpted to give him his sweet expression. His face and pawpads are lightly shaded to bring out his charming little features.
He is currently available on ebay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/261087128554?ss … 555.l2649#
Thank you for looking! You can see more Beth Anne Bears at www.bethannebears.com or follow me at https://www.facebook.com/BethAnneBears
Have a wonderful day!
Thank you Nichole!
Thank you Pink! 
Hi! Taya is currently available on Ebay: http://www.ebay.com/itm/261083979654?ss … 145wt_1327
She is made from mauve miniature bear fabric with dark maroon ultrasuede pawpads and inner ears. She has black German glass eyes and her mouth, nose and claws are hand sewn with maroon embroidery thread. She has very light shading on her face and pawpads to accentuate her cuteness!
She has a pink ribbon headband with tiny ultrasuede flowers and leaves attached to it and a double layer flower and leaves on the pink ribbon around her neck.
I'm very pleased to say that Emerson has a bid! His auction continues until Sat afternoon 8/18/12.
I had to immediately string them onto nylon upholstery thread, in the order in which they'd be sewn and then assembled, and then be restrung and placed individually into snack-sized baggies or I'd end up losing the WORST part to have to replace - ears... or some other part. This was learned only after years of sewing 3 legs or arms or an extra head for almost every bear made. Minis just evaporate!
Bobbie, you are sooo right! I immediately put each cut bear in it's own plastic container. I love having them in the containers because I can stack them up and see each of the bears in them. I need to have my bears-in-progress on my table right where I can see them so I don't start a new one without finishing the one's I've already cut. I also find I'm more productive with less guilt if I just get rid of the one's I don't care for and will probably never finish. That way I feel good about working on the one's I really like without the "I should finish this other one first" feeling.
I usually have 2 cut, sewn and turned at the same time, but then it's one at a time after that. I get confused on each one's "personality" if I try to put together more than one at a time. I try very hard not to cut and sew more than 2 at one time, because that's my favorite part! Once I make a sketch and pick the colors, I almost feel like making the bear is an afterthought (although I love seeing the finished bear!). It's the feel of the fabrics and the colors that inspire me. Decorating the finished bear is also very satisfying, even if it's just a ribbon around the neck.
I tried making 3 at once, but then it got really confusing! Also, I agree with Sue of Fenbeary Folk that I'd rather get one out at a time more frequently than several at once with long breaks in between.
