Teddytech

Bearmaking Bulletin

P.O. Box 22377, Glen Ashley, 4022
: 031-312-7755
12th February 2023

New Year ... New Get-Togethers ... New Ideas

And every month is moving forward at a rapid pace!

Don't worry, be happy ... bearmaking is the perfect craft for a little therapy if you already feel as though you never had a break over the holidays.

Come along to our next Get-Together for some inspo and conviviality.


You're invited to our afternoon

Get-Together / Pop-Up Shop
18th February 2023

Join us for an afternoon of bearmaking, sewing, chatting, sharing tips, tea and cake...

Details

  • Date: Saturday afternoon, 18th February 2023 from 2.00 pm to 5.00 pm.
  • Venue: St Michael's Church Hall
  • Address: 8 Durban View Road (corner of Marine Drive), Umhlanga Rocks

No charge for attending!

Refreshments will be served.

Join us at a time that suits you, but please RSVP for catering purposes.

Please RSVP for catering purposes
Email: info@teddytech.co.za or
Phone: 031-312-7755

And don't forget to Diarize this next Date....

Teddytech's following Get-Together is on Saturday morning, 18th March, 9am-12 noon


So What's New?

How about our new, Limited Edition Kit in the form of Mr. P.B. Peru, who also happens to be a peanut butter afficionado and he's looking forward to making an appearance at our Get-Together.

This gentle bear, sized 24cm, is ready for all weather conditions in his hooded coat, hat, and a takeaway peanut butter snack in his pocket!

Kit includes pattern, Steiff Schulte mohair, ultrasuede, glass eyes, embroidery thread for nose and mouth, joint discs and connectors, fabric for clothing and accessories. Excludes hollofibre and glass bead filling.

Kit Price R450 (excluding shipping)

Email your order to: info@teddytech.co.za

This Limited Edition is likely to find its way to new homes very quickly, so don't snooze!


SA Guide-Dogs Association Celebrates 70 Years

We are once again supporting and raising funds for SA Guide-Dogs Association for the Blind. This organization provides services to those who have visual, physical or developmental needs and this is by means of training Guide Dogs, Service Dogs, and Autism Support Dogs, or Orientation and Mobility.

A South African woman, Gladys Evans founded the South African Guide Dogs Association for the Blind in 1953 after she returned from England following training with her Guide Dog, Sheena and was inspired to make Guide Dogs accessible to others.

Congratulations SAGDA on this 70 year milestone.


We have some exciting projects up our sleeve in the months ahead that we are sure you will enjoy. So stay connected!

Till next time...
Happy bearmaking!

Di