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Our friend Naoko makes wonderful miniature versions of our bears plus her own designs in Osaka, Japan.
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Gregory's been making bears meticulously for well over 10 years, he is rightly famous for his attention to detail and each bear's strong personality and sense of calmness.
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Rita makes wonderful hand dyed colourful bears, ranging from the sweet to the wild, she helps a great deal with advice about dyeing and by supplying dye and the hand painted sparkly eyes I use in a lot of my bears.
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Made by Jo Matthews, a new bear artist from England, some of her bears are really wild, while others are just plain sweet and huggable. Website made by Andy, please support her.
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Made by Elanor Andrews, a young bear artist who lives just outside London. She makes lovely little bears which are very often themed, such as sailors and cherubs. Her Mum also makes hand knitted teddy clothes.
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Do Do Bears are really happy bears made in Colchester by Doreen and Jim Pyatt, the name comes from a soft toy of Doreen's granddaughter, they have a website designed by Andy.
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This is another website designed by Andy. Chloe designs magical and mystical bears that are beautifully made and full of character.
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Pauline and Charlotte Wood are a mother and daughter team of bear makers from Yorkshire. Charlotte makes little bears while she's not dancing or singing and her Mum makes ones up to 16"(40cm), plus bear clothes and greetings cards. Another hand drawn website from Andy.
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Susie makes very elegant bears with beautiful hand made wings, bringing together her two great loves, angels and bears. She lives in balmy Cornwall (lucky thing).
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Jill Baxter's been making wonderfully eccentric ears and other animals for many, many years, almost as long as us in fact, she took a break but now she's back, please have a look at all her new creations. |
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Multi-award winning bears by Maria Collin, made with lots of fun and character and very often our mohair.
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Happy, charming artist bears made by Belgian artist with big feet and tummies , see her at Hugglets in Kensington as well as the fairs in Germany.
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Karin lives in Belgium and makes bears, keuns (rabbits), teabag bears and sptnks, alien creatures that have their own strange extra terrestrial vehicles.
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Jean and Bill Ashburner have been making their bears since about the same time as me, they're either traditional or realistic in style and made to a very high standard, they have won numerous awards for their bears and they're really nice people too.
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Teddy Bears by Marie-Christine Twardy, a really nice website with lots of fun and interesting features. Marie-Christine makes sweet yet wacky bears in Bavaria, Germany, all of them have just one toe.
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We've known Annette for many years and have quite a few of her bears including a coconut bear, a conker bear and a specially commissioned bagpipe bear in the Cunningham tartan. All her creations are beautiful little works of art.
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Brightly coloured little bears, cats, dragons and whatnots made by Sara Garner, she had the stand opposite us at the fair in Stratford upon Avon and we found that one of her bears had an irresistibly flickable nose.
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Nadine is a French bear artists and artists who makes colourful one of a kind bears and other animals, in lots of bright colours and original ways.
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Homebrewed Bears, where one-of-a-kind teddy bears are designed and created for collectors who like something a little different, a long, long way away in New Zealand.
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Sue Schoen, the original Welsh Bear Artist, the first bear that I bought for Andy was Taliesin Bach, whatever that means, 'Can I have some loo paper?' I expect.
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Tania Fish makes really bright colourful bears, occasionally in my mohair with big silly smiles and bags of personality, can't imagine why I like them.
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A really talented German bear artist who makes wonderfully realistic bears and an Echidna, impressive!
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