Let’s dance together!

Let’s organize a dance party together with adorable and always very beautiful Katerina Kittycat. You still haven’t heard anything about Katerina? Well, she is one of the main characters in Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood. Miss Kittycat  is shown to like ballet the most and, I’m sure, she’ll willingly agree not only to help us with preparations, but also participate gladly. But first we should cross-stitch the pattern I’ve prepared for today ;-).

Little Squeaky

Just look at these cute and innocent eyes! And I’m sure that you’ll fall in love with Mort (or Little Squeaky, as his friends often called him) forever! This small and easy to catch mouse lemur is always laughing (even in danger) and likes everything even if he doesn't know what it is, explaining this simply "I don't have to know to like."

Mushu the Guardian

Do you remember what Mulan asked having met Mushu for the first time? “My ancestors sent a little lizard to help me?” – these were exactly the words the young maiden managed to put forth. And Mushu’s answer was: “Hey! Dragon. *Dra-gon*, not lizard…” Well, I think he proved his right to be called a dragon and a guardian as well.

Lucky Cricket

I’d call Cri-Kee from Disney's film Mulan a small cricket with a great heart. Notwithstanding he's easily annoyed by his friend Mushu’s schemes and selfish plans Cri-Kee tries to lead him down the right path and is always ready to assist his companion with any task, be it defeating the evil Shan Yu or planning Mulan's wedding.

Queen of Hearts

The Queen of Hearts is a monarch alongside her husband the King of Hearts in the Lewis Carroll’s book “Alice's Adventures in Wonderland”. Her most famous phrase “Off with their heads!” proves that she has only one way of settling all difficulties and this is a death sentence.

Welcome to a Mad Tea Party!

Let’s pay another visit to Lewis Carroll’s Wonderland. Today we are invited to the most famous and never-ending Mad Tea Party. And here’s Mad Hatter – a regular and the maddest guest of the party. Just remember his attempt to fix White Rabbit’s watch.

I'm late! For a very important date!

- I'm late! I'm late! For a very important date! This short quote is enough to understand that today’s post is completely dedicated to an-always-late White Rabbit from Lewis Carroll's book Alice's Adventures in Wonderland. Another distinguishing feature of White Rabbit was a pocket watch that always showed that he was late :).