Lisa Lane sent two robes that belonged to her late grandmother. She wanted bears made for herself, her mother and her sister. Between the two garments, there were three different fabric textures so we mixed them up to make each bear a little different.
Carol Ruth sent several of her late mother’s shirts to have bears made for her children and herself. Each bear was made from one shirt with contrast from one of the other shirts.
Carol Ruth sent several of her late mother’s shirts to have bears made for her children and herself. Each bear was made from one shirt with contrast from one of the other shirts.
Jeanne Hager sent a couple of her son’s shirts to have this teddy bear made for her granddaughter.
I mentioned earlier this year that my Father passed away in January. After his memorial service, I took some of his clothing home with me with the intention of making a couple of memory bears for my two sisters.
It took quite a while to get them done, but they are finished. My father had bright orange/red hair and a bushy mustache. When I was done with the bears, it seemed like there was still something missing. My husband reminded me that I have an old badge maker so I printed pictures of my Dad and made badges to put on the bears.
Andi Rabiner sent her late husband’s jacket and asked us to make her a 20″ memory bear. In her original note, she mentioned that her husband had a “handlebar” mustache, so we decided to add that special touch.
“Thank you, thank you, thank you, I love it And the timing is perfect!” Andi Rabiner