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 In Knits for Bears to Wear: More Than 20 Fun, Knit-to-Fit Fashions by Amy O’Neill Houck, explore different skills and techniques while working up knit outfits for Teddy.
The patterns are organized in four sections: “A Teddy Bear’s Picnic,” which includes patterns for play and everyday wear; “Dress Up for Bears,” featuring all kinds of costumes, including a wizard, mermaid and chef; “Bears in Winter,” with cozy and cute outdoor knits; and “Bedtime for Bears,” which ensures your bears will be nighttime-ready.
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The Lambs share a rich retirement life: John writes, Joyce gardens, and together they share a passion for teddy bears.
Teddy Bear Review senior contributor Stephanie Finnegan canvasses the bear world to find enterprising artists and their unique artistic impressions.
Books are magical things that can transport readers to other times or places. They are also practical, explaining what we need to know and teaching what we want to learn. Suggested here are teddy bear books you may not yet own but will want to add to your bookshelf. Some of these books are recent, some are old but still available as new and some can only be found in the secondary market.