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Published: 2017-08-28 13:34:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 225; Favourites: 16; Downloads: 1
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This is the first of many for my granddaughters fleece, found this via pinterest on Monica My Cross Stitch Patterns.com.She's chosen a whole load of charts of Tinkerbell and Friends, I stitch them and then she decides where they go on the fleece. Everythings going to be tacked onto it til the end so if we have to do a small amount of moving we can......then they'll all be hand sewn on.
This one's stitched on 14 count sparkly aida with DMC threads.
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More to come from Tinkerbell and Friends lol
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Keep watching as there's plenty more Tinkerbell & Friends appearing lol
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I'llΒ be watching, and so will my youngest granddaughter Sahra, too! Β (she is 6 and LOVE Tinkerbell!Β Β Β Β )
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My granddaughter Eliza's 3 and totally adores Tinkerbell & Friends (as well as the Marvel characters which she hasn't mentioned yet for a fleece), she has the box set of 6 (I think) Tinkerbell films and heck knows how many toys lol
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Sounds like a typical little princess! Β
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She's definately something π........but I am doing a secret stitch for her on the back of Tinkerbell & Friends fleece which I am totally insanely mad to do lol
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Β Sounds exciting! She is lucky to have a wonderful grandmother!!Β Β Β Β
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She knows how to get round me at times π, she's also my little partner in crime when it comes to crazy ideas lol
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Β Having grandchildren is such a precious gift! Β Β Β
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Her idea totally......she actually wants 5 blankets done but has only come up with 3 ideas so far and that then means that her 3 brothers then 3 get fleeces each. The ruling I have is what one grandchild has made the others do as well so then there can be no eventual arguements between them all. Loooooong story but 2 of the boys don't live with my daughter π so I do get a bit of a breather between their projects
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that sounds like a lot of work. Good luck with it!
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A lot of projects in the past haven't been simple easy ones.........my mum's given up saying to me "you'll never finish it" on big projects, instead she just says " you're nuts" with a massive grin on her face whilst rolling her eyes π
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haha wonderfull. I greatly believe a person becomes awesome at their art by doing projects others shake their head in disbelief at. I have a mother like that as well, and increasingly she is getting more curious if I will manage instead of doubtfull 
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My mum now just thinks in timescale than anything else with what I do π. Don't know what it'd like over your way but the UK government is trying to get rid of all art/craft classes in schools and have them as after school activities π±π which is down right bloody stupid, teachers aren't happy at all about what the governments trying to do but their hands are tied
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Hm I am from the Netherlands, and craft lessons were not really a thing in primary school except simple drawing and maybe some other things for the really young children. During high school it depended on the school you went to, and in the later years it was one of the courses you could choose to follow.Β
Most things I know are learned from my mother or self-taught. Especially the sewing related stuff.
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Thinker bell is my favourite Disney character since I was a girl. We call her "Campanilla". Beautiful design!
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Bucket loads more to come lol
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