Top 5 Tuesdays - Animal Charts
I've GOT to do a Top 5 catch up post, but until then, I can at least do today's theme...Animal Charts. To be honest, I don't tend to buy animal charts, unless they are something to do with an animal in the Disney character catalog, but I still have some in my stash (although not many). I debated on a wishlist-type list of animal charts, but again, it's still along the same lines, so I might as well deal with what I already have.
Can a genetically engineered alien be considered an animal? I'm not sure, but since he "hides" as a dog, then he is in my book, so I'm going with A Neni Design - Stitch Vacation:
I'm not a cat person (I'm very allergic), but I have always had a thing for Lucifer from Cinderella (Lucifee...zoom zoom). But once the live action Alice in Wonderland came out and Stephen Fry (whom I adore) voiced the Cheshire Cat, I've had a new-found affinity for that one too, hence yet another Neni Design:
One Christmas, I tried to get my mother and Sister involved in stitching, so I bought them both a HAED pattern...it backfired because neither one of them was interested, but I got two new items to my stash. My mother has a thing for Teddy Bears, so I thought this one would be cute - HAED Feeling Better:
Obviously, any chance to stitch something Disney appeals to me, and the second I saw this pattern from Neni Designs, I had to have it...my favorite man surrounded by my favorite animals:
One of the first kits I ever finished as an adult was the Design Works Mice series Kitchen Fun. It's gotten old and my ex-husband dropped the frame and broke it, cutting the fabric in such a way that I am literally going to have to do it over to be able to reframe it anyway, but I'm still pretty proud of it considering the hell that was happening in my life at the time:
I also have most of the other matching kits, one of which I've finished - Tea Time:
Christmas is Sew Special:
Sew Mice To Be Your Friend:
Have A Mice Day:
And a replacement for Kitchen Fun:
The goal is to finish them all and get them framed altogether (so they match perfectly), but who knows when or even if I'll ever get them done!
Granted, that's more than five, but I couldn't very well split up a set, right?
Can a genetically engineered alien be considered an animal? I'm not sure, but since he "hides" as a dog, then he is in my book, so I'm going with A Neni Design - Stitch Vacation:
I'm not a cat person (I'm very allergic), but I have always had a thing for Lucifer from Cinderella (Lucifee...zoom zoom). But once the live action Alice in Wonderland came out and Stephen Fry (whom I adore) voiced the Cheshire Cat, I've had a new-found affinity for that one too, hence yet another Neni Design:
One Christmas, I tried to get my mother and Sister involved in stitching, so I bought them both a HAED pattern...it backfired because neither one of them was interested, but I got two new items to my stash. My mother has a thing for Teddy Bears, so I thought this one would be cute - HAED Feeling Better:
Obviously, any chance to stitch something Disney appeals to me, and the second I saw this pattern from Neni Designs, I had to have it...my favorite man surrounded by my favorite animals:
One of the first kits I ever finished as an adult was the Design Works Mice series Kitchen Fun. It's gotten old and my ex-husband dropped the frame and broke it, cutting the fabric in such a way that I am literally going to have to do it over to be able to reframe it anyway, but I'm still pretty proud of it considering the hell that was happening in my life at the time:
I also have most of the other matching kits, one of which I've finished - Tea Time:
Christmas is Sew Special:
Sew Mice To Be Your Friend:
Have A Mice Day:
And a replacement for Kitchen Fun:
The goal is to finish them all and get them framed altogether (so they match perfectly), but who knows when or even if I'll ever get them done!
Granted, that's more than five, but I couldn't very well split up a set, right?
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