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This bear was made in honor of a husband who served in Somalia. We used his military issue fatigues to make him an outfit and put the flag logo on his footpad. |
These bears were
made from my Aunt Lillians gowns. There are three of the softest
flannel. I know Aunt Lillian loved feeling that soft fabric.
And I know she looked so grand in them. Now the bears wear her
soft gowns in their bosom. The footpads are embroidered with
"I Love You" and the date of Aunt Lillians birth and
death. Her yoke has her monogram. I can see her
smiling now as I send these bears to her daughter. You were a
grand lady Aunt Lillian. We'll never forget you.
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These little bears were made from a fleece housecoat that was given to a Mother, by her children when they were small. She wore it for 20+ years before it was turned into four little bears to give back to the children for Valentines day. What a nice surprise for them.
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This is one of six bears made from an antique quilt that a Great
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 These two bears live in Hershey, where it smells like chocolate all the time.
Don't you envy him. He is a light brown mink. |
These two bears were made for a Grand Daughter from her Grandmothers
coat. I used the lining of the coat to make a vest. The
ruffles were inside the coat as well as the bows. Made a lovely
addition as pockets and tiebacks on the vest. Buttons were also used
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 This bear was a crochet afghan made by my Mother. Before she died, she made lots and lots of crochet squares that each of us were given when we visited. I turned two of those squares into a bear. The bottom of the footpad has a custom Lutheran symbol. My Father was a Lutheran Minister. My niece had this bear made for my sister for Christmas. |
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This set was sent to a Grandson in Conn. |
 This is a Rabbit made from a black sheared beaver. He has big floppy ears and stands 18 inches tall. He is so soft and cuddly. He stands on his own and will hop right into your heart. He now lives in Mt. Holly Springs, PA |
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 This is a red wool suit that belonged to a wonderful Mother. Her daughter had it made into a bear. The collar was a piece of fur she was saving. The bow came from a hat of her Mothers. and The initial on front were her Mothers and were custom made. |
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These bears were made for a wedding decoration. Both were made from
rabbit fur.
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 This is a Persian Lamb that lives in Pa. |
 This is Admiral Thomas Eugene. He just got off his slow boat to nowhere. He comes to you with his Navy outfit and hat. He's a fake black bear. "Aye Aye" Admiral Thomas Eugene was adopted September 10. He is living somewhere in PA |
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This was a blanket that was made from a grandmothers chenille bedspread, her blouse and some old cloth handkerchiefs. | This is Butch Dennis. He is a scruffy tan bear that was made from a fake fur scruffy coat. He looks like he has been well loved, but actually not loved very much at all. He is waiting for you to adopt him and give him all the love and care he needs. Butch Dennis was adopted on November 25, for a gift for a new baby living in Pittsburgh, PA |
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| This Bear was made for my pastor in honor of
her 25th year of Ordination.
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This is Greta Lucille. She is a real light brown mink. She is so sophisticated in her gold bow. Greta Lucille was adopted on October 13 for a wonderful Christmas present for some lucky Mother. | ||
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This is a cat made from a Grandmothers Chenille Bedspread. An old handkerchief was used to line the inside of the ears. |
This is a bear that was made from a Grandmothers quilt. He is living in Dillsburg, PA |
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 This is Gary Paul. A Black Bear made from an acrylic fabric. The coat was a $700 coat brand new so it's a very plush fabric. It belonged to a friend of mine and she got a bear and this was left over fabric. He comes wearing a plaid ribbon. I Gary Paul was adopted on November 24, and is now living in Mt. Holly Springs, Pa. |
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These three bears went to Seattle Washington. They were a little scared to travel that far away. But their new owner assures me that they made the trip fine, and are happy in their new home. |
 These are the three little bears that were made from someone's Mother's mink coat and dressed in their Fathers sweaters. The one on the right didn't have quite enough fur to make the body, so I used the sweater to shape the body as well as his vest. In the center I added the monogram from the inside of the coat. Notice the little bear on the left. The sweater has the Fathers initials embroidered on the left side. These three little bears live in Mechanicsburg, PA |
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 These two bears are made from a mink coat from Connecticut. They were made for Christmas presents for a Mothers two teenage girls from her old college fur coat. |
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 These quintuplets were made from an old quilt. Just enough to make three small and one large one |
 This bear was made from the lining of a trench coat. It belonged to my younger brother in law. He was a Paramedic so I embroidered the Para Medic emblem on the footpad. |
This bear was made for my church organist in
honor of his 20+ years of service to our church.
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his one was my Mothers
wool
coat. She never owned a fur. I love seeing him on my chair
everyday. It's like part of her is still around. 
