Enter as a Stranger....x....Leave as a Friend


Welcome and Thank You for visiting my Selling Blog. This is just a small sampling of my Primitive Wares many more can be found on my website www.yorkmountainprimitives.com. If you happen to see something that tickles your fancy and would like to make it yours simply send me an email.

Come on in and browse the Nooks & Crannies of The York Mountain Mercantile ... lots to look at tucked here & there within the pages of The Mercantile. If you have any questions, the shopkeeper is only click away.

Follow my Journey

Search This Blog

Wednesday, March 30, 2011

New Offering ~ Feedsack Bears

Oh, for the Love of Bears...  these turned out so neat!

These two buddy bears are my new additions, just finished them up this morning.  I love old feedsacks, these are my Feedsack Bears..  The feedsack graphics on their bodies are actual old images I took from a couple of sacks in my collection (did I mention I love Feedsacks!) 

This Bear is so SWEET, handmade, his Sack is Pure Sugar Cane, hence his sweetness.  He is not jointed, sewn in a fixed position but still semi-poseable.  Sugar Bear is about 10" tall.

Sugar Bear ~ is Sold

This next Bear is not so sweet (well, I guess he is) but might be a bit salty.  His Feedsack is Country Style Picnic Ham.  Hammy is not jointed, he too is sewn in a fixed position, still you can pose him a bit.  He is the same size as Sugar Bear.

This Bear is SOLD, Thank You P
Click on Images to Enlarge

My Feedsack Bears have been aged and repaired for an old timey prim look. 


Requested fee for Sugar Bear is $19.50 plus Travel Fare.  Each Bear is signed and dated by me, their maker.

Be watching for more of these, I have lots of Feedsacks...


6 comments:

  1. Hi Traci, These two little critters are so sweet and adorable. I love them. Hugs, Linda

    ReplyDelete
  2. Traci
    Adorable~ another great job!!!
    smiles
    Teresa

    ReplyDelete
  3. Your bears are very unique. I do love the "old" style of teddy bear. They just beg to be loved. Bear hugs to you!

    ReplyDelete
  4. Wow, what an ingenious way of using feedsacks! That is so creative. And your feedsack bears turned out beautifully! :)

    Thanks for sharing these at the Sunburnt Cow Party!

    Cheers,
    Tracy

    ReplyDelete
  5. Hmm, that?s some cool information. I would search on Google to find other relevant articles. Actually, I came across your blog on Google Blog Search. I?m going to add your RSS feed to my reader. Continue posting please!

    cheap nolvadex

    ReplyDelete