Baby Ursula

For centuries these large, horrible, freak and hideous creatures have been keeping people in fear. And that fear, being warmed by our rich imagination, grew into awesome trembling before everything abnormal. And nobody has ever thought that once all monsters were small and cute and innocent babies. Just like Baby Ursula that one day will become a sea witch from Disney's animated feature film “The Little Mermaid”.

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 :).

Make a Wish!

Would you like to have your personal jinni to be able to realize all your dreams and desires? Here you are! Meet Genie, a fictional character from Disney’s celebrated cartoon film “Aladdin”. Just download the pattern Make a Wish, embroider it and you won’t need to travel to the Cave of Wonders to look for a magical oil lamp.

Cheshire Cat

Cheshire Cat is one of the most famous characters of the Lewis Carroll's novel “Alice's Adventures in Wonderland”. It is widely known for its mischievous grin that remains visible even when its body disappears. Yes, I’d say that appearing and disappearing is its favorite pastime especially when these tricks create confusion and embarrassments.

Happy Mommy’s Day

Do you think that I’m a bit late with my post? Well, maybe you are right. But I think this is just the right time to begin cross-stitching an original greeting for your mom and finish it without a hurry ))))).

Happy Mother’s Day to moms all over the world!!!

Sweet Dreams, Honey

This time Winnie the Pooh from Disney’s celebrated cartoon wishes “Good night” and “Sweet dreams” to you child.

The pattern “Sweet Dreams, Honey” is realized in full cross-stitches and it won’t be very difficult to embroider it, though some experience is recommended due to a number of colors used and a larger design area.

Cat Figaro

Notwithstanding that at the first time we met Figaro as a supporting character in Disney’s film Pinocchio, he became very popular with the audience of all ages and continued to appear in other cartoon shorts.

Baby Simba patterns

Upon Kayla’s request I’ve elaborated some patterns of Baby Simba from Disney’s “The Lion King”. They are quite small (nearly 50 x 50 stitches each) but require some experience to be realized as there are back stitches used.

Rafiki’s Drawing of Simba

Rafiki’s Simba is a very simple but not less popular stylized lion cub design from Disney's "The Lion King" made by old baboon Rafiki on his tree house to commemorate Simba’s birth.

The cross-stitch pattern I’ve created on the basis of this drawing is very simple to realize as well. Rafiki’s Simba pattern doesn’t need much experience, time and efforts.

Rabbit thumping his foot

Today another cross-stitch pattern of Thumper, a cute rabbit from Disney’s cartoon “Bambi”. This is the first pattern that was ordered via my blog’s Contact me form (follow the link to find out more: Order a pattern). As I’ve promised, it’s 100% free but on a small condition: the pattern you’d like to order will be published on my blog.

Flower the Skunk

Kind and shy skunk named Flower is one of Bambi’s best friends who always seeks to help him. Well he isn’t only kind but also a rather handsome animal, I must say. So, begin to stitch it right now!!!

The Great Prince of the Forest

The future Great Prince of the Forest is now only a curious and inquisitive fawn named Bambi who grows up in the American woodlands. But one day he’ll enter adulthood and will guard the forest inhabitants from the hunters and natural dangers.

Thumper’s Girlfriend

Today I’d like to publish another Disney’s rabbit pattern. Like the previous one “Thumper laughing his head off”, it’s a character from the celebrated cartoon “Bambi”, but this time female. I mean Thumper’s Girlfriend also known as Miss Bunny, a beautiful she-rabbit that makes Thumper fall in love with her and then becomes his wife.

Thumper laughing his head off

Do you remember a rabbit from Disney’s animated cartoon Bambi, the rabbit that has got a habit of thumping his hind foot? Yes, I mean Thumper, Bambi’s friend who became one of the favorite cartoon characters of millions of kids all over the world. And now you can cross-stitch him. The pattern is aimed at beginners and is downloadable for free. Just follow the links at the end of the post.

Baby Pooh

This is the second pattern with Winnie the Pooh I would like to publish in my blog (the first one is here: Happy Pooh), but this time he is a bit younger J. The Baby Pooh free cross-stitch pattern is quite simple and you may download it following the links at the end of the post. Nice X-stitching!!!

Baby Pluto

Thinking about this cartoon character I always remember angel and devil that speak to him while sitting on his shoulder. Guess who is him? - Sure! It’s easy. He is Pluto, Pluto the Pup, Mickey’s pat. Pay attention, please, that Baby Pluto cross-stitch pattern is as easy as pie.  But the butterfly he is hunting for is aimed at experienced embroiderers as to realize it one must know not only what is half, quarter and back stitch but also what is petite stitch.