#teddy bear patterns

*BONUS INCLUDED:  PRE-CUT FLEXIBLE, DURABLE PLASTIC PATTERN PIECES!!  Use them over and over again without fear of tearing the paper patterns.

*BONUS INCLUDED:  PRE-CUT FLEXIBLE, DURABLE PLASTIC PATTERN PIECES!!  Use them over and over again without fear of tearing the paper patterns.

*BONUS INCLUDED:  PRE-CUT FLEXIBLE, DURABLE PLASTIC PATTERN PIECES!!  Use them over and over again without fear of tearing the paper patterns.

Teddy bear has been the timeless favourite of young kids and grown ups alike. This cuddly toy has found place in not just our bedrooms but our hearts too. But, despite the teddy being one of the preferred stuff toys of all times, there are still many teddy bear facts that remain unknown to many. Here are a handful of of them. Numerous fairy tales have features teddy bears as the primary character. However, it was 'Goldilocks and the Three Bears' that first brought them into literary prominence. Written by Robert Southey in 1834, the novel's debut triggered a worldwide adulation of the bears. Today, there are many shops that sell teddy bears. But, the sale of the first teddy bear dates back to 1902. The first teddy bear was sold by Morris Michtom, who was a shopkeeper in Brooklyn. She sold a small little teddy bear in the November of 1902. Since, then there has been no looking back. However, the bears have not always been known as 'teddies'. In the early days, these cuddly toys were better called 'bruins'. This term was used to advertise the bears in the initial days. The first advertisement for 'bruins' appeared in the American toy trade magazine 'Playthings' in May 1906. The bears were and immediate hit with the young ones then and are still one of the most wonderful gifts for children today. But, while the term 'bruins' were used for pretty some time; it certainly did not last for long. It was replaced by the term 'teddy bear' in the very same year of the toy's debut. The new advertisement was seen in Playthings a few months later- released by manufacturer E.J. Horsmen. The ad featured the term 'teddy bear' instead of 'bruins'. Did you know that teddy bear is available in several qualities? Even if a teddy bear seems to be very soft, it might be made of low quality material that could result in skin allergies such as acne. Thankfully, you have anti acne products such as the Clearpores Skin Cleansing System that can help you get rid of the trouble. Although the teddy bear is regarded to be an icon among toys today; it wasn't always as popular. It truly became a household phenomenon after the first comic strip teddy bear character bobby was published. The strip was a usual feature in the London Daily Herald and since its debut, the bears have become the most usual household toy ever. Moreover, they are also recognized as effective stress busters along with being cuddly to the boot. These comparatively lesser known facts about your favourite soft toy are bound to make you appreciate them even more.