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Hannah-Alexander is the original designer of these beauties, she's simply allowing me to convert them into patterns.

Pre-Orders are being taken: you don't need to give me any money up front, it is simply to reserve your copy. I write your name down in a slot and when they're ready you'll get a personalized Etsy Listing. Solo princesses are $20, the set of three is $55. Just tell me you want to be written down. www.etsy.com/shop/pinkythepink

This is a Work In Progress and does not reflect the final product. This deviation will be moved into scraps when the next WIP is posted.

Currently:
All are approximately 24 inches tall on 18 count.
Elsa: 55 colors, 9 hours 10 minutes
Anna: 64 colors, 12 hours 41 minutes
Kida: 81 colors, 15 hours 8 minutes

SO THERE'S A LOT OF BLUE HERE, DUDES. All three of these have such subtle, calm ovals that I'm not trying to replicate the blotchy (is that a good word to use here?) spots like I did for the other patterns I've done so far. Elsa's sleeves happen to be the exact same color as the oval so I'm like eeeeeeehhhh because honestly when I stitch these myself I'm not going to be stitching the ovals, but that leaves Elsa's sleeves in kind of a weird spot. So I've decided that Elsa is going to have another 'version', if you will, of the pattern where her sleeves can be stitched without the oval a lot easier - both with the oval's color and totally empty.

Kida, the beast that she is, has extremely difficult color mapping going on so I'll be spending a lot more extra time making sure her pattern is a readable, follow-able set of symbols. Because, you know, it's not just one shade of red, no, it's ten shades of red because that portion of the fabric overlaps with so many different parts of the sheer.

Anna got some more refining on her color blending that I hope will stand up to quality control, lord knows I am super done trying to blend dark navy into muted-mint-gray. I will never not be impressed by how much adding beads changes the final product. All their dresses go from "oh that's nice" to "WOAH WHAT" in one step.

Previous WIPs can be found [in my scraps] .

They will be limited edition just like the first three sets.

Fabulous watermark created by GraniteFire

Original gorgeous deviations:

You can buy custom cross-stitch patterns from me, and when finished this pattern, through my Etsy: www.etsy.com/shop/pinkythepink

Description

Hannah-Alexander is the original designer of these beauties, she's simply allowing me to convert them into patterns.

Pre-Orders are being taken: you don't need to give me any money up front, it is simply to reserve your copy. I write your name down in a slot and when they're ready you'll get a personalized Etsy Listing. Solo princesses are $20, the set of three is $55. Just tell me you want to be written down. www.etsy.com/shop/pinkythepink

This is a Work In Progress and does not reflect the final product. This deviation will be moved into scraps when the next WIP is posted.

Currently:
All are approximately 24 inches tall on 18 count.
Elsa: 55 colors, 9 hours 10 minutes
Anna: 64 colors, 12 hours 41 minutes
Kida: 81 colors, 15 hours 8 minutes

SO THERE'S A LOT OF BLUE HERE, DUDES. All three of these have such subtle, calm ovals that I'm not trying to replicate the blotchy (is that a good word to use here?) spots like I did for the other patterns I've done so far. Elsa's sleeves happen to be the exact same color as the oval so I'm like eeeeeeehhhh because honestly when I stitch these myself I'm not going to be stitching the ovals, but that leaves Elsa's sleeves in kind of a weird spot. So I've decided that Elsa is going to have another 'version', if you will, of the pattern where her sleeves can be stitched without the oval a lot easier - both with the oval's color and totally empty.

Kida, the beast that she is, has extremely difficult color mapping going on so I'll be spending a lot more extra time making sure her pattern is a readable, follow-able set of symbols. Because, you know, it's not just one shade of red, no, it's ten shades of red because that portion of the fabric overlaps with so many different parts of the sheer.

Anna got some more refining on her color blending that I hope will stand up to quality control, lord knows I am super done trying to blend dark navy into muted-mint-gray. I will never not be impressed by how much adding beads changes the final product. All their dresses go from "oh that's nice" to "WOAH WHAT" in one step.

Previous WIPs can be found [in my scraps] .

They will be limited edition just like the first three sets.

Fabulous watermark created by GraniteFire

Original gorgeous deviations:

You can buy custom cross-stitch patterns from me, and when finished this pattern, through my Etsy: www.etsy.com/shop/pinkythepink