Becca Boo Bears:
Using a basic 3.5" bear pattern designed by BlueBearyTreasures I've branched out to these beautiful crocheted teddy bears in unique sizes (up to 26"), styles (custom character bears, sport bears & more) and colors (any color combo you can dream up). These bears make great gifts and are perfect announcement for little ones. Don't forget to pickup a custom tag for your bear. It can be personalized with anything, including baby's name and birth information.

Becca Boo Bunnies:
My line of crochet bunnies are meant to be less defined and more soft and huggable. A pattern designed by One Dog Woof, these beautiful bunnies are unique and durable for babies to older adults needing a hug.

Now offering cardigans, beanies & more. Whatever I get a hankering to create.

My background:
My name is Rebecca & I'm a 'yarn-a-holic'. I love to crochet. My mother taught me when I was 12. I used to bring baby blankets to junior high to work on in my spare time. I was referred to as a "grandma" even back then. Lol

I didn't know how to follow patterns, just made up my own ideas. I liked how you could shape it easily. Then I realized I could make doll clothes. I still had many dolls and they'd never had anything cute to wear. So I went about making all my dolls clothes... just from my imagination.

Originally everything came from a granny square. Even doll shirts, skirts and booties were all from a square. But eventually I began to create.

Fast forward to 2010. I found a free pattern for a Boo Bear from Bluebeary Treasures. It said the bear would be 3" - 5" tall. You can imagine my surprise when I ended up with a 16" bear.

I struggled so hard with that pattern. It's one of the first I ever followed. My first bear almost looks alien! It's head is elongated and quite disturbing, but I gave it to my daughter as a Valentines present. My mother laughed and said I'd never do that again! But I did! 240 times.

Over the years I've made bears for friends. Made bears for fundraisers. Made bears for charities. Just about any event, I've made a bear for that. I've tried my hand at making unique bears. I made a Ronald McDonald bear for the charity. I've made a set of Raggedy Ann & Andy bears (a total of 3 sets so far, with each a little different than the last). I've made a Batman bear, a couple Panda bears and the list goes on. You can see all my bears from 1 - 240 on our Facebook page.

Then in early 2017 I came across an adorable bunny pattern from One Dog Woof. I love bunnies and have collected them for years. I was super excited about the soft, squishy look about it, and the long ears. So I tried my hand at bunny making. The first one belongs to my husband. He wouldn't let me give it away. The next five I made and donated to a children's department in town. Then I got some requests for Easter so I started making custom bunnies.

Besides bears and bunnies I enjoy making messy bun beanies (my own designs), afghans, designer sweaters, shrugs and cocoon wraps, and little girl dresses.