People Give Her Clothes Of Their Departed Loved Ones, She Turns Them Into Adorable Memory Bears. (Mary Macinnes began creating these unique Teddy bears from old clothes of people's deceased loved ones to help them preserve their precious memories.)
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Mary Macinnes began creating these unique Teddy bears from old clothes of people's deceased loved ones to help them preserve their precious memories.

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