Teddy Talk: Creating, Collecting, Connecting

So gorgeous! 

So cute!! I love those faces! :-)

Wow, this is amazing! I really, really love it!

Oh, how super adorable! Love their face expressions!

Vicki, that bear looks gorgeous! So soft and pretty!   Thanks for showing us the wip. It must be really hard sewing in real fur. I started a miniature in real leather last week, but my fingers hurt just after sewing the head together.

She is so cute! Great job!    I don't see any issues that should be fixed...

So sorry to hear about the purse. Some people are so rude 
But your bear is just lovely! Congrats on the award 

Myrtle is so cute! And the basket is really amazing! Such tiny and detailed work! 

Oh, how adorable! Wish I could join them on their picnic! 

Allykat, your wip looks great! Love the blue nose and the blue eyes. The shape of the head looks very nice too! I really enjoy making my own patterns too. So exciting to see how new patterns turn out when transfered into a real bear 

So cool and original! I love all the details! 

I love your bears, and I love their costumes! Traditional costumes are one of my favorite things, and we have a lot of it here in norway too. So lovely with the combination with bears!  Welcome to the forum!

wow! Amazing work again. Jaw-droppingly beautiful 

Thank you, Becky! 

Aww.... so sweet! You make really nice bears! 

Skunk is adorable! I love his little shoes, and that face makes me melt 

He is stunning!  Love the color!

She is really, really cute! 

So cute!

Thay are adorable! I love the one with the little butterfly wings! I love them both!

My latest miniature bear. Well, it's not a bear, it's a bunny. Horace is a hypnotherapist. However, his sessions rarely work out very well. He's only managed to hypnotize himself so far...

Horace is hand sewn, and measures 9 cm - that's 3 ¾ inches, (not counting the ears). Pattern is my own. Horace is a commission piece (yeeey, my first!).

The hat is made of cardboard and velvet paper, and some old clock parts.

Wow, Katy! That was a lot of good reading! I started reading before leaving for work today, and could hardly wait to get home and continue reading. I haven't made any bigger bears yet - just miniatures, but after reading your blog, I would really like to try. I learned so much! Thank you for taking the time to make these posts.    Your bear turned out super cute!

Great blog, Francesca! I love your penguin feet-tutorial. I need to get my clay back out from the drawers. Your workspace looks amazing! So clean, bright and tidy! I wish I could be that tidy... 

Wow! So much eye candy! I could be looking at these all day! Thanks for sharing 

She's a beauty. Such a lovely face