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Fall 2000 Issue |
In Fall 2000 Pandas and Clowns take over this issue. Artists from all over the globe are represented in these two fun and informative articles. Do you know how much Bamboo Pandas eat in a day? Well, read the feature article and you’ll find out. Clowns have fascinated children and adults for generations. Over thirty Teddy Bear artists bring them to life in Teddy Bear form for your delight. Don’t miss out on this feature!
The Three Bears and Goldilocks have been delighting children for over 150 years. Did you know that their have been several changes in this story since it was first written? The answers are in this fun article featuring some very rare and exciting items and books featuring the Three Bears.
Teddy Bear artist profiles in this issue include: the husband and wife team of Terry and Julie Folks, Patti Maley, Deborah Stewart, and Sue Weiland.
Teddy Bear history continues with the Ravage of War and the Roaring Twenties. This chapter of the One Hundred Years of Companionship deals with the Teddy Bear, after the first world war up until the crash in 1929.
The Bear Sleuth finds an American Teddy Bear in Iowa on the way home from the Teddy Bear Reunion in the Heartland. Find out how lucky he was getting this extraordinary Teddy.
The Bear Appreciation Price Guide looks at Three Bears items, from books to banks.
Antique photos of Children and Teddy Bears are featured in the article “Say Cheese, Teddy!”
Some rare postcards and prints are pictured with the avid Teddy Bear collector in mind.
The Roosevelt Page features a rare political pillow, featuring the 1912 Presidential race between Taft and Roosevelt.
Theodore B. Bear helps with tips on photography.
Kimbearlee’s Kreative Musings gives ideas on organization in Bearmaking.
The International League of Teddy Bears convention bids adieu, but not before we show you how much fun everyone had at their last convention. This article is complete with listings and pictures of contest winners.
2001: A Bear Odyssey is previewed. The Warwick Hotel, in New York City, will be the site of an international collection of artists to benefit the Sloan Kettering Memorial Cancer Research Center.
Teddy Bears on Vacation presented their Teddy Bear show and sale in Nova Scotia. Enjoy this report by Gail Griffiths.
“Gustave,” is our pattern in this issue. He is a fun and unique design created by French artist, Laurence Veron.
Book reviews include: “Creating Miniature Teddy Bears,” by Linda Mullins, “Creating Heirloom Teddy Bears”, Series 2,” by Linda Mullins, and “The Legend of the Teddy Bear,” by Frank Murphy.
Our continuing feature, “Etrails,” helps you log on quickly with listed websites of Teddy Bear Artists.
Alistair is at it again, in his column “Etc., Etc., Etc.” He complains about work, cats and stormy weather. He has a girlfriend, however, and we get to hear his thoughts about her.
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