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Showing posts with label competitions. Show all posts
Showing posts with label competitions. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 12

Hampshire Teddy Bear Fair May 17th

Will you be in the UK this weekend?

Stop by to see Jacques!
Sunday May 17th
 

My pirate bear, Jacques Bontemps, 
is competing in the 
International Teddy Bear Artist Awards 
during the Hampshire Teddy Bear Fair.  
He will be available for purchase 
after the competition ~ with 
no shipping or other fees to pay!

Saturday, July 12

Please vote in the URSA Teddy Bear awards!!!

70 Artists from 18 Countries with 143 entries in 
16 categories are competing for the prestigious 
URSA Major - Best Overall Award.  

I hope you can take a moment to 
treat yourself to a peek at all the 
gorgeous bears and critters competing.

Everyone is allowed to vote for one bear in each category.  
The top 3 winners will then go on to the Finals 
and again you can vote for one of those for the top winner.

I have two entries this year, and would 
very much appreciate your vote.


Mrs Bunny is in Category 4
Medium Outfitted Bear-Bud - 6-12"


Babette is in Category 6
Large Outfitted Bear-Bud - 12 to 28"

The first round of voting ends July 31st.


Friday, June 13

An Award for City Mouse

I am proud to announce that my darling little 
City Mouse took 3rd place 
 at the I/NTBAA Awards in England last month!  


And even more pleased to say she and her 
country cousin have found a home.



Friday, November 8

Online Show open NOW

The Bright Stars Holiday Show is now open.

My new items include:
  •     Two darling sister bears sized for 1:12 dollhouses ~ yes, I finally got the proportions just right!
  •     A potbelly angel mouse with feathery wings
  •     Two new Pebble sized bears, Santa and Snowflake
  •     Eugenia and her sewing machine
  •     and Two new Citizens of Cobblestone Circle


You will find the link to my page 

on the right hand side of the 
top row of the show page.
 

I also want to remind you of two photo competitions that are now running.  I know it takes time to go through all the pics, and the voting process can be cumbersome, but please keep in mind that most of the entries in these contests are also available for sale, so really, they are like online shows.  And all of the artists truly appreciate your support.

If you need some assistance, please do not hesitate to email me.

The first is the British NTBAA Photo Contest 
in which my Eugenia Bobbington 
is entered in the Dressed Bear category.

The second is the French Teddy Bear contest.
Instructions can be found here.
I have four items entered in this contest.
Beside each of the entries you will see a 
little house icon 
that is a link to the artist's website.

Enjoy looking at all the entries!

Wednesday, October 30

Photo Competition ~ Please vote!

Have you voted in the British NTBAA Photo Contest yet?
National Teddy Bear Artists' Awards 

My Eugenia Bobbington is entered in the Dressed Bear category.


I hope you have a moment to pop in to see her 

before Dec 1st when the voting will be closed.

http://www.picturecompetition.com/ntbaa/index.php?%2Fcategory%2F174

You have to register before you can vote ~ a simple

username/password/email deal.

Once you have registered, you need to log in (under 

Identification near the bottom of the red sidebar) and 
then click on a photo to vote (star rating) 
or leave a comment.

Enjoy looking at all the entries!

Friday, April 26

Check out the groovy threads on this far out dude.

Well, I gotta say this new bear is a bit of a 
change from my usual style.  


Norman Meadowlark is my entry into a 
bear competition being held next month in England 
for the category of 1960s Hippie.  
I had a blast making him.


The fabric for his pants and headband was 
something  I pulled out of a remnant bin years ago, 
not really sure what I would use it for ~ I 
guess you could say it spoke to me. 

Adding a fringed suede vest, embroidered gauze 
shirt, leather sandals, a peace sign necklace and a 
few flower power buttons and I was 
giggling like crazy in my studio.

His sitar had started life as a Christmas ornament.  
I added the leather strap so he could sling it over 
his shoulder when he wasn't playing original 
compositions to impress the ladies.  

The last thing I added was his goatee.  
Come on ~ you know it suits him.
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