Life without boundaries
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J. Wells' says that her career of creating teddy bears began after a stroke erased her adult memory and brought her the gift of thinking young. While she was re-learning a pre-school task, a bear appeared in her mind. Since that time she never runs out of ideas for bears waiting to be born.
Publication Name: Teddy Bear and Friends
Subject: Hobbies and crafts
ISSN: 0745-7189
Year: 2001
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Piecing it all together
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Linda Klay, owner of The Bear Holding Co. in Hingham, Massachusetts, believes that bear-making is an art form. She made her first teddy bear after observing how adults and children were attracted to the bear at the quilting shop where she worked.
Publication Name: Teddy Bear and Friends
Subject: Hobbies and crafts
ISSN: 0745-7189
Year: 2000
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Breaking the mold
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Royale Downes began making polymer clay Teddies in the 1970s, and shortly afterwards began making traditional stiched and stuffed bears. She explains how she crafts her award-winning lines.
Publication Name: Teddy Bear and Friends
Subject: Hobbies and crafts
ISSN: 0745-7189
Year: 2001
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