teddybear – mARTi creates

Theodore

Please meet Theodore! Theo is hand stitched from soft alpaca fur and is about 23cm tall (head to toes).He is 5way (splint/disc) jointed with a wobbly neck joint, soft sculpted and has glass Teddy bear eyes and a felted/painted nose.The head, arms and legs are firmly stuffed with fiberfill and the tummy is filled withContinue reading “Theodore”

Pssst….

This little bear’s name is ‘Honey’ and she will join Teddy Phil in today’s etsy shop update….8 May 2021 at 4pm UK time. Honey is fully hand stitched from German Mohair and is about 19cm tall (head to toes).The bear is 5way (splint/disc) jointed, soft sculpted and has black glass Teddy bear eyes and aContinue reading “Pssst….”

Phil

Please meet Phil, my newest little bear. Phil is fully hand stitched from German Mohair and is about 21cm tall (head to toes).He is 5way (splint/disc) jointed, soft sculpted and has black glass Teddy bear eyes and a felted nose.The head, arms and legs are firmly stuffed with fiberfill and his tummy is filled withContinue reading “Phil”

Jerry

This is Jerry, my newest little bear. Jerry is completely hand stitched from German Mohair and is about 21cm tall (head to toes).He is 5way (splint/disc) jointed, soft sculpted and has black glass Teddy bear eyes and a felted and painted nose.The head, arms and legs are firmly stuffed with fiberfill and his tummy isContinue reading “Jerry”

Merlin

Please meet Merlin, a magical little bear. Merlin is hand stitched from German Mohair and is about 20cm tall from head to toes.He is 5way (splint/disc) jointed, soft sculpted and has black glass Teddy bear eyes and a felted nose.The head, arms and legs are firmly stuffed with fiberfill and his tummy is filled withContinue reading “Merlin”

Thanksgiving

It’s almost the end of November and on this Thanksgiving day I would like to say a big THANK YOU to you all – thank you for all your support, your interest in my work and your loyalty. It is amazing to know that my little creations are now living with new families all overContinue reading “Thanksgiving”