Harry

Well, as promised, the sun was shining and I went outside and took some pictures of Harry.  He is now available on Etsy.www.etsy.com/listing/75092125/harry-a-little-9-inch-lavender-mohair-teddy-bear

Heeeere's Harry

Isn't he cute?

Here is a sneak peek at Harry, my newest little 9 inch bear.  This is a new pattern.  Didn't he come out cute?  I will have more (and better) pictures and details soon.

Little Pastry Chef

This is Little Pastry Chef who was created as a birthday gift for a friend who is a pastry chef.

I've got some ideas for new bears and a piggy.  So, I will be busy for the next few days making new patterns and then I will be ready to birth some new bears.  Keep your eye out.

Yay! My computer is fixed!

Hallelujah!  I finally got my computer back.  Now, I have to re-load all ther programs I had before.  What a task.  But, thank goodness I have back-up so I didn't lose any of my precious photographs.  I just have to figure out where to put the new ones as the program I used before is no longer available for download.  So, until I do, my pictures will just have to wait in my camera.

. . . Watermelon . . . is in an Etsy Treasury!

Check it out.  Little . . .Watermelon . . . is featured in an Etsy Treasury!www.etsy.com/treasury/4db4fb06b5b78eef1ec694e5/ode-to-little-jeannie

(I wanted to insert a picture here, but my computer is down and I am using my sister's laptop, so I can't access my photographs.  But, you will see . . . Watermelon . . . in the bottom row.)

Meet Percy

Well, waddya know?  I finally finished the bear made from the Persian lamb jacket I bought a while back.  And here he is!  Meet Percy. 

He is now available for adoption on Etsy.  Please take a look.

I hope you like him as much  as I enjoyed making him.



Percy is waiting for a hug



Percy

Percy

Percy

So, Here is Sailor Sam, Finally

Sailor Sam





 

CrackerJack





Well, after all this time, I have finally finished Sailor Sam!  I generally make my bears from light or bright colors and did not think I would have such a problem finishing his face.  The black perle cotton I usually use for the nose and mouth became invisible in that curly mohair as did black shoe buttons.  I tried brown shoe buttons, but they made poor Sam look like he was blind.  So, now, you can see the whites of his eyes.  (Just don't fire.)