With the proliferation of celebrity-inspired dolls and credit card-toting Barbies on store shelves, the world of toys has quickly gone from magical to mass market, but some designers, such as Vancouver's Kate Keeler of Tinywarbler Designs, are returning to the homespun simplicity of traditional hand-stitched animals. 
"I've always loved things that have a handmade feel," she says, "knowing that something took time and a lot of care to make, instead of just being pumped out in a factory."
"I love things that look like they took time and care to make, things that weren't pumped out of a factory"
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