This listing is for a .pdf instant download of a plush sewing pattern, made to look like Nessie, the Loch Ness Monster! The body is a cuter, chubbier version of the original, available in both a classic shape and an alternate version with head fins and a contrast belly. › Difficulty: INTERMEDIATE (5/10 stars) › Skills used: Fusible web applique, curved sewing, ladder stitch, darts, sewing tiny pieces, gussets, y-seams › Finished size: one plush, 4" wide (10" including fins), 7" tall, and 9" long › 21 pages › Over 80 full-color photos & illustrations
Cryptids SVG File ✿ Cryptozoology ✿ Mothman ✿ Mothman ✿ Wendigo ✿ Jackalope ✿ Loch Ness Monster ✿ Nessy / Nessie ✿ Bigfoot ✿ Sasquatch ✿ Jersey Devil ✿ Cthulu ✿ SVG ✿ PNG ✿ Bundle ✿ Cricut ✿ Silhouette Cameo ✿ Chibi Animals ✿ These SVG files are fantastic for your personal projects, or for your personal business! The possibilities are endless, these files can be used to create unique gifts or merchandise for your online store! T-Shirts, Tees, Tumblers, Cups, Mugs, Cards, Decals, Stickers, Party Decorations, Ornaments, and so much more can be made! Upon purchase of this item, you will receive a digital download, there are no physical items with this purchase. You Receive: ✿ 10 SVG Files (The best resolution of file, perfect for cricut or silhouette cameo machines!) ✿ 10 PNG Files Terms of Use: ✿ After purchasing this product, you are free to use the files in whatever manner suits you best! Whether it's for personal use, or even commercial. How to Download: ✿ Etsy Web Browser: Navigate to your web browser, and you can download these files under "Purchase and Reviews" ✿ Email: After your payment is complete, Etsy will send you an email with these files! If not, please check your spam inbox as well! Please feel free to contact me at any time if you are having any sort of issues with downloading your files, I will be more than happy to assist!
pencil drawing from a photo found on tumblr that i can no longer locate. if anyone recognises it then point me in the right direction. EDIT: its been located. the original photo is by jack davidson www.jackdavison.co.uk/ (who seems to be pretty nifty with portraits!)
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Hello A quilt I've always wanted to make is a New York Beauty and this week I decided to make a start. These blocks were designed by Donna Duquette and I found them as a free download on the internet. There are lots of free patterns and tutorials out there. The main fabrics I'm using for this quilt are a selection of 18 fat quarters called Stonehenge by Linda Ludovico. They are gorgeous and bright and I'm mixing them with batiks. I like doing the foundation piecing, that's good but I am not so keen on the curved seams. I am trying to be as neat and precise as I can but kept chopping some points off. I don't know how many times I sewed and unpicked some of the seams in this block. Still not happy with it so decided to switch fabrics and PRACTICE. This is a block before its sewn together. Another one done - curved seams going ok now. My DH and DD did not like these blocks - say they are too busy but I rather like that. A few more and I think they would make a pretty quilt for a little girl. In the same pile as the New York beauty patterns I found these foundation pieced Mariners Compass patterns. I had printed them ages ago. They are from Quilting on the Square but I can't remember if it was a blog or a website I got them from and I cannot find it again to share the link with you. I used Blocks 1,2, and 3 but can only find the links to these blocks: Block 1 Block 12 I used my Stonhenge fabrics for these and I love how they turned out. I may mix these 12" blocks with the 8" New York beauty blocks - undecided yet - think I will just see what happens as I go along. Playing with layouts now.... Hope you will come back and follow my progress. Enjoy your weekend Rhianon.
Für Dich und zum Verschenken, für Kinder und Erwachsene.
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Believe it or not, out of the deep pot comes Nessie! Diving into your favorite soup orstanding by ready to use, a legendary time in the kitchen is guaranteed. Materials: toughened nylon Size: 24.5 x 8 x 8 cm / 9.6 x 3.1 x 3.1 inches 100% Food safe. Dishwasher proof. Do not microwave
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Daphne du Maurier, born on this day in 1907, is a difficult author to categorize. While British literature was heading into the realm of complex modernism, her gothic mysteries and twisted love stories were a deliberate throwback to the motifs and…
The Nessie Navy embroidered patch lets you show the civilians that you're part of Scotland's Loch Ness division of the Paranormal Forces keeping the watery depths of the Twilight Zone safe and secure (and strange).3.3" W x 3.3" L
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The Loch Ness Monster and lovely soup – together at last! In the form of an inspired ladle. Gizmodo reports ‘Available for just $15 beginning next month, Nessie’s cute design is also functional, with the creature’s set of stubby legs allowing the ladle to stand on its own without toppling over.’ Next time you want […]
