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Thanks so much guys, I am really pleased that you like Spoigal - I loved making him and working with all that colour!  bear_original

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Many thanks, I am so pleased that you like him! bear_original

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bear_laugh  bear_grin Many thanks for your kind words, I'm really glad you like him!
Cheers,
Claire.

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Please meet Spoigal, the clown rabbit from my new collection - available now from my website, Etsy and Bear Pile.
Many thanks,
Claire.

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This looks brilliant! (So does your giraffe.) What amazingly neat and detailed crochet! bear_thumb

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I would like to introduce The Incredible Klaus, the first clown from my Circus Collection - available now from my website, Etsy and BearPile.
Many thanks,
Claire.

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He is wonderful - I really love the dogs you make! bear_original
Best wishes,
Claire.

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Hi Kaori
I love your bears - Alice is great! bear_thumb
Best wishes,
Claire.

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She is very sweet and I think the design is great - well done! :thumbsup:
Best wishes,
Claire.

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Hi Wayne
Lovely bear - I think he is very aptly named as he has such a happy and appealing face! bear_laugh
Best wishes,
Claire.

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Wow, this is cool - I love the way you've done the sheep! bear_thumb
Claire.

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A lovely bunny - and just in time for spring! Love your work, Claire.  bear_original

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Hi
I would like to introduce Timothy Hay, my first new design for 2013. I made his hat from pressed wool felt.
Hope that you like him bear_original
Claire. 
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Hi
From doing some reading on Farnell bears, I understand that until the 1920s standard cardboard was used in the footpads, so go for an acid free, solid card and you should be fine. The art-grade mount board Jenny suggests sounds ideal. As a rule of thumb, I would say that less is more with restoration, so don't be afraid to leave things as they are if they look OK to you. I did some selling for a doll restorer who also worked on bears - perhaps a doll hospital would be able to give some advice on mohair and sourcing authentic growlers? 
Best of luck with your teddy,
Claire.   bear_original

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Hi Becky, many thanks. I love the classic costumes, too, especially for clowns.  bear_original

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Hi,
I would like to introduce my new bear, Lunar, another clown.
Cheers,
Claire.  bear_original

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She is really sweet - best of luck for the fair.  bear_original

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Hi
I'd like to introduce my new bear, Jaffles. He is available for adoption on Bear Pile and Etsy.
Cheers,
Claire.
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He is brilliant - I love the colours and the proportions - and also the ruff! bear_original  bear_thumb
Best wishes,
Claire.

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Hi Cheryl
Many thanks for posting this tip and tutorial. I have had this problem with my bears in the past, so I am very curious about the technique. Does it work by transferring a fine layer of glue to the fur - kind of like hair gel, for bears? Also, does the brand of tape used make a difference?
Thanks for your help,
Claire.

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