It's very rare that I make an "edition" bear, but thirty years is a very rare thing too. So I have one bear for each decade. They area slightly different, but the same.
I am very pleased with them, so without further ado...let me introduce you to the very first bears of 2011; Tivoli, Apollo, and Savoy. They are named after theaters. I don't know why, it just seemed like the thing.
There was actually going to be a new little animal in this update, but he didn't quite get finished since I redid the website layout too. I will offer him on my blog in a few days.
In the mean time. You can visit my website to adopt on of these cuties! (Click the link at the right!)
Hugs, K. <3
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fabulous, i want to get one.
hugs, susana
I love them all, but Savoy is my favourite :o) Congrats on making it into your 4th decade bearmaking!
Thank you!
SO incredibly adorable!
Sooo cute! I think I like Savoy the best. Congratulations on 30 years! :o)
They are all so great Kelly! Happy 30th anniversary :)
30 years - what an amazing achievement! Congratulations Kelly. Your bears are all wonderful ... I would not be able to choose only one.
Pat xx
Oh wow... what adorable little faces!!! And WOW... 30 years?! That is absolutely awesome. Hopefully in 30 years I can make something half as cute as these guys!!
Kelly, thanks for your visit to my blog, so kind. :)
These bears are just full of expression and life...so adorable each and every one.
gorgous as always! 30 years is such a big accomplishment and your bears are amazing... Congrats! May you have many more years of bear making bliss...love all of them! hugs, Jennifer
What beautiful anniversary bears Kelly! They are wonderful. I think they are fantastic colors. I really like Savoy's sweet expression. My hometown in Solvang Calif. has a Tivoli square so it was fun to see that name. Your website looks awesome. Congratulations on your special anniversary!!
p.s. I meant to say that I think Apollo is really pretty too!
I also liked your huddled heads shot (too cute!) and think that shows their colors well, too.
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