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I photograph the teddy bears I knit as if they were tiny personalities, not just toys.

I knit teddy bears slowly, stitch by stitch, using just two needles.

They’re not meant to be perfect or identical — each bear develops its own character along the way.

I always notice it in the eyes first.

Some look shy, some thoughtful, some a little mischievous.

That’s when a toy stops being “just a toy” and becomes someone.

Every bear carries time, care, and quiet moments woven into it.

I like to think they’re made for cuddles, comfort, and for being kept close — not rushed, not mass-produced, just made with heart 🧶🧸

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