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                Phone: (802)649-1836

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Tie Dye Bears
	I've moved the bears to the TieDyeBazaar so that you can now pick your individual bear. You can still buy a bear from here, but here is the link to the Bear at the TieDyeBazaar. The Bear Story My friend Charlotte made these and they won't last long. She tie-dyes the material first and then each of them are individually cut and sewn. Each bear is unique. Limited Edition Teddy Bears Charlotte only has about 100 of these left, and they're going fast. Fortunately I persuaded her to let me sell them on the site. We'll probably see these auctioned on eBay as collectables --wanna bet?