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A bunch of cute ways to display teddy bears

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Peek-a-boo! This is just too cute! I know I say that a lot but you really can’t argue with this cuteness. And there are a bunch more cute ideas on how to frame vintage teddy bears in cute ways over at the blog Constance Zahn. I bet these ideas would work with any stuffed animal especially those old super loved and worn out ones.

Do you have a favorite teddy bear from your childhood that you just can’t bear to part with? I know I do! I have this old, well-loved teddy bear that I’ve had since I was a little girl and it holds so many special memories. I was always on the lookout for a special way to display him and keep him close, when I stumbled upon the blog Constance Zahn.

So, if you’re like me and have a special teddy bear that you just can’t bear to part with, then be sure to check out the blog Constance Zahn for all the inspiration you need. It’s time to give your favorite stuffed animal the special place it deserves in your home decor!

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  1. I have a teddy that I brought home from Herrords and have been thinking how to display him…this idea is PERFECT !!!!!

  2. On the Blog you listed that has the teddy bears, is there any way to convert that to English. I’ve searched the site and I don’t see any specific link to click. TY

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