Dear Borderbears-newsletter-subscribers,

Regrettably, we have noticed that some of our subscribers have not received our newsletters.

Even after some testing, we have not been able to reliably find the cause of this. But what we do know, is that the newsletter email might be ending up in your junk or spam box, due to some aggressive filtering by your provider.

So until we’ve found a proper solution to this problem, please bear with us and look in your deleted/spam/junk mail box!

Thank you for your understanding,

The Delivery Bear

Because you’re not going to spend these wonderful holidays with an empty stomach, are you? Well maybe you are, but we are going to stuff ourselves. With honey!

Speaking of food, here’s a nice picture of Todor and Brom, just leaving for Christmas dinner shopping:

Oh, what’s that? Who’s that pipsqueek’s nose sticking out of the front of the carriage?  Oh dear, Honey  and cheese, what is that going to taste like?

Anyway, I’m going a little off-track here. The real reason I’m posting is of course not only to wish you a very comfortable Christmas with your friends and family, but especially to wish for you to have a beartastic 2012!

On top of that I would like to give a big thank you to all our great Border Bear adopters for taking care of our dear brothers and sisters!

The Border Spokesbear.

And of course a beary Christmas!

Oh, and don’t eat too much, leave some for your Border Bear

Nou you can make your own  Border bears !  It is possible to buy  the complete package to make Brom, or Anna. They both are about 24 cm tall. The packages are very complete . They contain all you need to make these lovable bears.

Price 35 euros (pp)

We are excited to announce that German bear magazine BärReport has written a cover story about Border Bears. Also, we provided the magazine with a pattern that you can use to make your own bear (like the one on the cover).

You can pick up the 2010 September-November issue. If this magazine is not available near you, please try to order an issue from their website.

Thanks, BärReport, for the wonderful story!