Tickled pink
As seen in Cross Stitcher
Bring a breath of fresh air to your home furnishings with Andrée Langhorn's dandelion bear
We get quite nostalgic looking at this design, remembering many happy hours spent as a child playing with dandelion clocks. Perhaps that's what gives it the comforting, homespun appeal.
Andrée Langhorn has kept the design simple and uncluttered, preferring to draw the eye to delicate shades and fine lines. The thread colours are calming and peaceful, ideally suited to decorate a bedroom or a favourite sofa. Glass seed beads add an extra luxurious element. To create a modern, feminine look for the cushion we've used textured linen fabric in a soft pink to complement the thread shades too. The beauty of this design is in its versatility. You could use the beaded side panel for a bookmark or even separate the side panel from the bear to make it fit into a smaller frame. The colours are also changeable - swap the pinks for yellows for a springtime look or use blue threads to make a christening gift for a baby boy.
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