I continue to make small amounts of progress on the woodland fairy.
But that small amount of progress, has made quite the difference. She got her arm, and her face… as well as a leafy crown and just the start of her hair. I feel like she’s really come alive now. I know 14-year-old me (how old I was when I bought the pattern) would be so thrilled with how it’s coming along!
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Wow! That looks like a lot of progress. She really is coming along and she is lovely!
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Aww, she’s going to be beautiful!
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I’m so glad to see her emerge–it would’ve thrilled the younger me to see it finally being done, too!
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Isn’t it amazing how much putting in a face changes the project?
She is looking lovely.
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Well, hello there woodland fairy! It’s nice to see her coming alive.
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Your latest stitching makes such a difference. She is coming to life now.
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