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Leisure Arts Care Bears Friends in Cross Stitch
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Leisure Arts Care Bears Friends in Cross Stitch

From Connie G. Thomas,
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The Bottom Line

Leisure Arts Care Bears Friends in Cross Stitch has five large patterns that are sure to please fans of any age.
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Pros
  • Accurate, Detailed Depiction of Care Bears
  • Personalization and Project Ideas Included
  • Large, Easy to Read Patterns
Cons
  • Many Fractional Stitches Used in Patterns
  • Patterns Spread Out Over Multiple Pages
  • Includes Large Color Photos of Each Pattern

Description

  • The patterns are detailed and accurate representation of the Care Bears.
  • These patterns would be best for intermediate stitchers and up, due to a large number of fractional stitches.
  • Designs may be stitched as pure cross stitch or enhanced with buttons and other embellishments.

Guide Review - Leisure Arts Care Bears Friends in Cross Stitch

Five projects are included in this publication. Photos of each pattern are included with ideas for personalizing the projects with charms, buttons, and bangles, but the patterns are complete if you just want pure Cross Stitch. The floss color selection and the patterns are detailed so that the Cross Stitch Care Bears look just like their animated counterparts.
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