Dear Bear World: 2009

December 22, 2009

Merry X'mas

在寒冬的季節裡

DearBear點亮每道燭光

每道燭光都代表著溫馨的祝福與滿滿的希望和幸福

祝福所有的朋友們 Merry X'mas~~

November 29, 2009

Angel singing Christmas Carols

報佳音天使-14cm

再2天就是12月了

走在天母街道上已明顯感受濃濃的耶誕氣氛

說到聖誕節小時候最讓我懷念的

不是好奇早上看耶誕公公送我什麼禮物

而是那年代賣的閃亮亮卡片

哈哈哈

買的時候還得仔細挑亮粉最多那張現在已找不到那種啦==

其中有張小天使純真可愛唱著聖歌模樣最讓我難以忘懷

所以自己今年的耶誕熊就這樣誕生囉

已幾百年沒碰過琴譜...

差點忘了那些豆芽五線譜怎畫

虧自己還曾學過幾年鋼琴....

剛完成時姐在那狂笑

感覺像小胖子天使在唱詩歌

吼..真是的

天使不是要肉肉的才可愛嘛

今年自己身體微恙

感謝大家的祝福及鼓勵

在此也以這傳福音的作品

祝福每個人

每天都平安.喜樂.福運滿滿!!!!!

November 25, 2009

2009年聖誕熊~ Mr. X'mas

Since long time ago, keep accepting customer's request to creat varied bears.

At the same time, it let me more and more familiar with the status and expression of teddy.

When I started to make Mr. X'mas,

I ask myself what's the real feeling

I wanted. cute vigorous?quite peace?

Right!!! It's the feeling of quite and peace...

That's what I want for "Merry Christmas bear year 2009" ~ Mr. X'mas.

November 04, 2009

My husband 第五代~ 阿福

Since 2006, I started my first "My Husband".

Following the second, thethird..., it's the fifth "my Husband" now.

The fifth generation "My Husband" was named as "A-Fu".

A-Fu is a 60cmheight and rotund fellow.

A-Fu has been completed for a while, but was not posted on my wedside.

Alrough he is a 60 cm large guy, the whole process was so smooth and quick.

In the begining, it was a headache to stuff cotton in the bear's head.

Almost a little impatinet, it's really a big staff.

But, in suprise Ifinished it only in a couple miniutes.

I love A-Fu because he is so well-rounded and he is my luck star.
I love to hold him, carry him and talk to him.
The pronouncing of "Fu" in chinese mean lucky.
That's why I named him.

Comparing with the third one, the fifth A-Fu is heavier.

October 27, 2009

Little Bear 線軸架

打從以前玩拼布時就喜愛買些可愛的線軸架

是真好用^^

重點就自己愛買啦==

剛完成巨無霸體型的大熊....手都快抽筋.........

(下回在亮相唷^o^)

就來換個口味做點這迷你的小玩意

特別挑我最愛的紫色系毛海布作成

雖說這線軸架上頭是給做針插用...

可才不忍心插針下去啦><

哈哈發現小紫一直望著我喔!!

像在說加油阿~~~~

以後縫熊熊有她作陪就不孤單唷^^

小紫-7cm

October 02, 2009

Every year, people in China will gather with their families to celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival on the 15th day of the eighth month of the Chinese lunar calendar. Traditionally, they will place food on altars in old yards, among which moon cake is specially prepared for this festival. When the night falls down, they will look at the full moon in the sky and send regards to relatives and friends far away from home.

The custom of Mid-Autumn Festival can be traced back as far as the Xia and Shang dynasties. In ancient China, the day was considered a harvest festival since fruits, vegetables and grain had been collected from the fields. The round shape of moon and moon cakes also shows that it is a time for family reunion.

There is a well-known story about the Mid-autumn Festival --- "Chang-O Flees to the Moon".

Long ago, there were 10 suns in the sky, and these were the sons of the Jade Emperor. Rivers dried up, the land became barren, and many people died.

Seeing the death and destruction caused by his sons, the Jade Emperor took this matter to the god Hou Yi. The Emperor asked Hou Yi to persuade his sons to rise up away from the earth to end the catastrophe.

When Hou Yi asked the suns to leave the sky, they refused. Made angry by their defiance, Hou Yi, a great archer, launched arrows at the suns, shooting them down one by one until his wife Chang-O pleaded with him to save one sun to keep the earth warm and bright.

Knowing that the Jade Emperor was furious at the slaying of his sons, Hou Yi and Chang-O were forced to stay on earth.

Chang-O was unhappy, so her husband tried to win back her favour by gathering herbs that would give them once again the power to ascend to heaven. Chang-O remained angry, however, and ate all the herbs herself. She flew up to the moon, where she remains alone, living in the Moon Palace.