Harrison and his two mates would like to join in the picnic. Harrison is a "Shaz" bear and I loved his blue check overalls which is why he came home with me. The other one is made by Robyn Oswin and as I am not a green lover can't think why he appealed but he did. I think he has lead pellets in his body and legs as he is quite a heavy bear despite his size. May have to keep him away from too much food. The smallest bear in the photo is one made from a pipecleaner. Can't remember how to do it now but as you can see by the 5c piece he's only about an inch tall. Join in the picnic here
That tiny bear is incredible. Did you make it??
ReplyDeleteHarrison and his green mate are so cute. I love their cute faces....they'll be a hit with all the girly bears I'm sure.
It is lovely to meet Harrison and his friends. Both the big bears do look gorgeous. And the tiny one is fascinating.
ReplyDeleteHi Liz, Thank you so much for bringing these cure little bears on the picnic. I'd forgotten all about those little pipe cleaner bears. I can't remember how to make them anymore either. Must find out - I think it's something Wil would enjoy.
ReplyDeleteA great trio today Liz, perhaps we could get together at Village Quilters and try to make a pipe cleaner Bear. Love R.
ReplyDeleteHow sweet is Harrison with his pretty blue overalls. I love the little one with his green fur suit - gorgeous at least he won't be cold in winter. Hope his weighty issue is solved.
ReplyDeleteAdorable bears and the pipe cleaner bear is very interesting , so tiny.
ReplyDeleteAwwwwww... they are all so cute. Love the little pipe cleaner bear. Would love to know how to make them.
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