The Home of K P Bear

This is Yoshkie, and he was a limited edition of 2. If some one is really interested I will make more, but there will be some differences. His jacket is removable and I have filled his feet with crushed garnet so that he can stand, and he has his fishes on a wooden stick.

Here is a rugged little bear and he is made from alpaca and ultra suede. His nose is sculpted from ultra suede and his feet are filled with glass beads for easier standing. He has lovely amber glass eyes, filled with fibre fill and he has a hat to keep his head warm while cutting his wood and filling his basket. He is really looking forward to his new home and new family. You can adopt him for $88.00 AU and postage and ins is extra. And he is 3" tall.This bear has found a new home.

Milo is a 3" little bearcub and made from brown alpaca and have a black wool felted face and belly. He has glass eyes and a sewn nose and is stuffed with fibre fill. His adoption fee is $125.00 AU and postage and ins. This little bear has found a home.

This is my little woodland bear, He loves his animals and look after them. I made him from soft brown alpaca, ultra suede for his nose that I have sculpted.Hands and feet are also sculpted and painted.I felted his face and stitched his mouth.He is filled with fibre fill and have glass beads in his tummy for a bit of weight. Adoption fee is $88.00 AU. Postage and ins extra. This little bear has found a home.

This little fellow is just 9 cm tall and will fit in any pocket. He is made from alpca onyx eyes and stitched nose. He is priced at $70.00 AU.Postage is extra depending where he is to go. Little Bit has found a new home.

This is Crikey. When Steve Irving died I was working on this bear and he just took on his own persona and I just had to send him to Terri,Bindy and Robert. I do hope that they liked him.

This little bear have gone to the TBIA this year,2005. She has got a lot of goodies in her basket for grandma. She raised $130.00 A and the money are to go to the Millie Gage Memorial Fund which directly benefits the Ross Park Zoo endangered spieces programing. So I am very happy with that. Hope she has gone to a good home.

I donated Sir Julius to TBAI las year,2006. He is from an English Murder Mystery, and his little poison bottle that you may not see holds the poison that killed a few people. He is wearing his evening coat and did find the bottle in his socks draw. We got a list of book titles that we could use and I found this one very good. He now lives in the states some where.

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This year,2007, we got a list of movies and I did not even get past first page, I found Lawrence of Arabia and straight away I could picture this bear, he was such fun to make a dress. He stands about 14-15" tall and he wears as close as I could get to what Peter O'toole wears in the movie.

Sir Lawrence of Arabia went home with a young girl and he now lives some where in the States. I am surew he is very happy.

 

 

This is my donation for TBAI for 2008, he now lives with a young girl in the States and he brought in $90.00 US for the animals at the zoo.