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Spring 2001 Issue |
“Distressed Teddies”, is the main feature with thirteen artists
participating. Distressed and well-loved Teddies have a special “I need
your love” look that tugs at everyone’s heartstrings.
“2001 - An Alien Bear Odyssey”, is another fantastical feature
with very unique creations.
“Love”, a photo essay by Denis Shaw is a romantic view
into the world of the Teddy Bear.
Artist profiles include, Martha De Raimo-Burch, Canadian artist Shelley
Armstrong-Plaunt, and the magic stitches of master quilter Christine
Dabbs and her Roosevelt Bear quilt.
“The Three Bears”, Part 3 offers another array of items such as
books, child’s teasets, figurines, puzzles, and cake decorations.
Show profiles include the fun and festive Teddy Bear Convention in Nevada
City.
Plus, avid arctophiles can get a sneak preview at the Ross Park Zoo Teddy
Bear Artist Invitational’s Gallery offerings. It is a chance to whet
your appetite for what’s to come in Binghamton, New York.
The Bear Sleuth discovers a special Teddy on his way up to Washington State
from California. Ride along, as he takes you on his latest hunt.
The Bear Appreciation Price Guide includes: a “Feed Me Bear”,
a German Bear on Wheels, a Steiff Molly Koala, an early American Aetna Bear,
a Steiff “Bib” rabbit and a Schuco Skiing Bear.
Let’s Talk Teddy Bears by Beverly Port helps us “distress”
our artist Bear creations with tips on making them look old and well-loved.
“Kimbearlee’s Kreative Musings” continues with tips on organizing
with ideas for storage.
“Building a Teddy Bear Library” continues with books by: Constance
King, Rolf and Christel Pistorius, Linda Mullins, Dee Hockenberry, and Ken Yenke.
Our pattern in this issue is created by Christine Shelters-Stupin. This
adorable pincushion Teddy is simple to make, but makes quite a statement in
your sewing room.
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