Mucha Girls, D.E.S.I.G.N., and Tons of Tiny

Greetings marshmallows,

Today (or, yesterday, depending on your clock) marks the official Etsy listings for the patterns I made from Hannah-Alexander's artwork. You buy the set or individual princesses [here].

Tons of Tiny and D.E.S.I.G.N. are up again this month! 

[view on deviantART here]

What project are you working on this month? - It's a tribal cat from Corinne, who is an artist I found via Pinterest.

Have you stitched a project by this designer before? Nope! Though I've had a peek at her website and I will probably work with her designs again.

Would you buy/stitch a design by this designer again? Why/Why not? They're very cute and easy to do. This piece took me twelve and a half hours to finish but it didn't feel like it at all. It was quite hypnotic but that's likely because I was sleep deprived while I worked.

What made you choose this particular design/designer? My deviantART group, stitchingpirates, has been holding a contest since the beginning of the year for something tribal or totemic. It doesn't seem to be that popular for whatever reason and so I thought I'd get a jump on those prizes before someone else did! I don't really care for tribal or totemic patterns myself but this cat was too cute to pass up.

Did you notice anything that distinguished this designer from others? I really enjoy how she's worked little leafy organic patterns into the cat's fur. It's really unique looking.

[view on deviantART here]

As a side announcement I've been given permission from deviantART's Glasmond, or Raphaelle Roux, to convert a piece of her artwork into a cross-stitch pattern! Hooray! It's really gorgeous and going to be a big project. I'm sincerely pleased to be part of it. 

Until next time,

Pinky

Ashley Mae