You can buy your own copy of these patterns here: www.makeitpink.net/hannah-alex…

The wonderful Hannah-Alexander has given me permission to create and sell some patterns based on her work. She's given me permission to do the entire group of eighteen princess!! It is an absolute joy for me to both worth on Hannah's gorgeous designs and create patterns that both me and many other stitchers will love for years to come.

A massive amount of thank yous to Hannah-Alexander for letting me use her artwork. Mom jumped in to help me do color checks in person to insure that colors are as accurate to Hannah's original art as can be.

Something I really need to point out: pixel representation of thread colors is highly inaccurate. Real thread colors have been matched to Hannah's original artwork as closely as possible. THESE ARE NOT BEGINNER PROJECTS BY ANY SENSE OF THE WORD. Please, please, please... these are complicated pieces with blended colors, hundreds of beads, buttons, half/quarter/partial stitches everywhere, and literally over thirty feet of backstitching throughout. It's a labor of love that I hope you will share with me when you're finished.

Each are approximately two feet tall on 18 count (or 36 count over two). All three use beads and metallics.

Elsa uses 55 unique symbols: 19 blended colors, 33 solid colors, and 3 bead colors.
173 x 392 stitches.
969 beads!
Anna uses 65 unique symbols: 18 blended colors, 41 solid colors, and 6 bead colors.
207 x 386 stitches.
753 beads!
Kidagakash uses 77 unique symbols: 20 blended colors, 46 solid colors, and 11 bead colors.
176 x 404 stitches.
2,322 beads!

Final times for pattern creation:
Elsa 12.5 hours
Anna 14.5 hours
Kidagakash 19.5 hours

WIPs can be viewed in my scraps: pinkythepink.deviantart.com/ga…

They will be limited edition just like the first three sets.

Fabulous watermark created by GraniteFire

Original gorgeous deviations: