I just have to tell you that I went to the bookstore today and had to have a look at WWC. To see both you and your mom profiled and read about you two and see your spaces and inspiring little things was so inspiring to me...so I bought the mag. :o) I'm glad to see teddy bear (and other little creatures) artisans being featured in other creative publications. I know this can help to spread the love of teddy to others. Kudos to you and your mom (and your photography rocks, too!)!
I've just received a copy from your Mom and I think both your studio's are so special, clearly as are you two! I'm so jealous, one day when I have my own studio I hope its as beautiful and inspiring as yours. Hugs Elanor
i was so surprised to see the little elephant on the round pincushion in one of your top pix. i have a similar one and had assumed it was handmade. do you know anything about yours?
Hi Susan, they were made in Japan in the late 40's I would guess... Each was handmade and each I find are certainly a bit different but they were mass produced and arn't too hard to find these days in antique shops or ebay. thanks for the note, Jen
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ReplyDeleteКатя из Сибири
Lovely lovely lovely. You are such a star!
ReplyDeleteYou seriously have the cutest little baby boy I've ever seen!
ReplyDeleteI just have to tell you that I went to the bookstore today and had to have a look at WWC. To see both you and your mom profiled and read about you two and see your spaces and inspiring little things was so inspiring to me...so I bought the mag. :o) I'm glad to see teddy bear (and other little creatures) artisans being featured in other creative publications. I know this can help to spread the love of teddy to others. Kudos to you and your mom (and your photography rocks, too!)!
ReplyDeleteDebora, New Avenue Crew
i went to 3 stores and finally found it at rose mille. congrats again :)
ReplyDeleteI've just received a copy from your Mom and I think both your studio's are so special, clearly as are you two! I'm so jealous, one day when I have my own studio I hope its as beautiful and inspiring as yours.
ReplyDeleteHugs
Elanor
i was so surprised to see the little elephant on the round pincushion in one of your top pix. i have a similar one and had assumed it was handmade. do you know anything about yours?
ReplyDeleteHi Susan,
Deletethey were made in Japan in the late 40's I would guess... Each was handmade and each I find are certainly a bit different but they were mass produced and arn't too hard to find these days in antique shops or ebay.
thanks for the note,
Jen