Tatty Teddy Christmas Mini Cross Stitch Kit From Anchor, this cute Tatty Teddy kit, shows this well known teddy bear sat in his bright red Santas hat. It is ideal to make & then add to a Christmas project such as a card, cushion or a childs present. This counted cross stitch kit is stitched on 14-count Aida &

Includes:: fabric, thread, needle, chart & easy-to-follow instructions. Finished

Size: 4 x 3 (10.8 x 7.6cm)



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From Anchor, this cute mini Tatty Teddy kit, shows this well known teddy bear sat in his bright red Santas hat. It is ideal to make & then add to a Christmas project such as a card, cushion or a childs present. This counted cross stitch kit is stitched on 14-count Aida &

Includes:: fabric, thread, needle, chart & easy-to-follow instructions. Finished

Size: 4 x 3 (10.8 x 7.6cm)



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Anchor Me to You Tatty Teddy Clock Cross Stitch Kit Anchor Me to You Tatty Teddy Clock Cross Stitch Kit. With a working mechanism that can be added once the kit is stitched this is a cute & unusual clock. Kit contains 14 count white Aida fabric, carefully selected Anchor Stranded Cotton & easy-to-follow charts & instructions.

Includes:: metallic thread & clock mechanism. Finished

Size: 11.75 x 11.75 (30cm x 30cm) Supplier code: TT215



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Anchor Me to You Tatty Teddy Clock Cross Stitch Kit. With a working mechanism that can be added once the kit is stitched this is a cute & unusual clock. Kit contains 14-count white Aida fabric, carefully selected Anchor Stranded Cotton & easy-to-follow charts & instructions.

Includes:: metallic thread & clock mechanism. Finished

Size: 11.75 x 11.75 (30cm x 30cm) Supplier code: TT215



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Anchor Tatty Teddy Shaped Latch Hook Kit TT9000 Latch hook rugs & wall hangings are the perfect way to create a future gift for someone you love. Or why not keep it as a treasure for yourself as these rugs & wall hangings look stunning. Traditional latch hooking is a craft where latch hook rugs are made by pulling loops of yarn or fabric through a stiff woven base such as linen. The loops are pulled through the backing material by using a crochet-type hook mounted in a handle for leverage. Our wonderful, easy to use kits contain everything you need to get started & full instructions so you can add a touch of magic to your little ones bedroom with this fabulous Tatty Teddy shaped latch hook rug. This latch hook kit

Includes:: canvas, pre-cut acrylic yarn, chart, latch hook tool & easy to follow instructions.

Size: 25 x 23 (64.8 x 59.7cm).



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Anchor Me to You Tatty Teddy Initial Sampler Cross Stitch Kit. Stitch any initial beside the sitting bear. Kit contains 14-count white Aida fabric, carefully selected Anchor Stranded Cotton & easy-to-follow charts & instructions.

Includes:: metallic thread & alphabet for personalising. Finished

Size: 7 x 7 (18cm x 18cm) Supplier code: TT120



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Taking their inspiration from the Celts, Moorish Spain, Russia, India, Japan & Lapl&, Janet & Tiny show how to make innovative designs for a fantastic selection of projects. This book

Includes:: cards, books & book covers, boxes, gift envelopes, canvas art & pendants. It provides great ideas for using tea bag folded designs creatively. It features over 200 step-by-step photographs. It also

Includes:: eight free perforated papers. These are very versatile papers & you can use the different papers for each of the folds (try using the Ireland paper with the Andalucian project fold, for example). This will give you an entirely different look! Review Myshelf.com: Teabag folding was invented by Tiny one day when she was sitting in a cafe with several decorated packets that had held teabags. Janet brought the craft to the UK, & now many cardmakers have discovered what fun you can have with a series of little square pictures. But any idea needs to grow & change or risk stagnation, & here is a book filled with new ways of folding & combining those squares. Best of all, there are even eight sheets at the back of the book so you can make a start right away. It is not easy to come up with a new twist on an old idea, but here are several. Not only are there some fancier folds for cards, but also a necklace, hanging decorations, Christmas tree baubles, picture & box decorations, just to name some. The sections are each inspired by a different culture, & these include Irel&, Moorish Spain, Japan, Russia & Lapl&. If you have never folded a square in your life, this book might be a little daunting, but it is aimed at those who have tried the basics already & are looking for something new. The staged photographs are easy to follow, & good results are within the grasp of anybody who is adept at following diagrams. Other popular crafting methods are included, too, such as wirework, metal embossing, paper beads & popup cards. With a combination of clear diagrams, lovely papers, imaginative projects & a good knowledge of the current craft world, this is a book to treasure-and what a good present it would make for the crafter in your life!   About the Author Janet Wilson has lived & breathed papercrafts since early childhood. She enjoys parchment craft, quilling, paper cutting, embossing, paper pricking, casting & sculpting, & is the author of numerous books on the subjects. Her other interests involve amateur dramatics, especially music hall & costume design. Tiny van der Plas has enjoyed handicrafts since childhood. When she discovered origami in 1985 she was hooked! In 1992 she made a modular fold out of fruit tea envelopes for her sister's birthday & the art of tea bag folding was born. She has developed tea bag folding since 1993 & has written countless books on this very popular form of origami.



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Taking their inspiration from the Celts, Moorish Spain, Russia, India, Japan & Lapl&, Janet & Tiny show how to make innovative designs for a fantastic selection of projects. This book

Includes:: cards, books & book covers, boxes, gift envelopes, canvas art & pendants. It provides great ideas for using tea bag folded designs creatively. It features over 200 step-by-step photographs. It also

Includes:: eight free perforated papers. These are very versatile papers & you can use the different papers for each of the folds (try using the Ireland paper with the Andalucian project fold, for example). This will give you an entirely different look! Review Myshelf.com: Teabag folding was invented by Tiny one day when she was sitting in a cafe with several decorated packets that had held teabags. Janet brought the craft to the UK, & now many cardmakers have discovered what fun you can have with a series of little square pictures. But any idea needs to grow & change or risk stagnation, & here is a book filled with new ways of folding & combining those squares. Best of all, there are even eight sheets at the back of the book so you can make a start right away. It is not easy to come up with a new twist on an old idea, but here are several. Not only are there some fancier folds for cards, but also a necklace, hanging decorations, Christmas tree baubles, picture & box decorations, just to name some. The sections are each inspired by a different culture, & these include Irel&, Moorish Spain, Japan, Russia & Lapl&. If you have never folded a square in your life, this book might be a little daunting, but it is aimed at those who have tried the basics already & are looking for something new. The staged photographs are easy to follow, & good results are within the grasp of anybody who is adept at following diagrams. Other popular crafting methods are included, too, such as wirework, metal embossing, paper beads & popup cards. With a combination of clear diagrams, lovely papers, imaginative projects & a good knowledge of the current craft world, this is a book to treasure-and what a good present it would make for the crafter in your life!   About the Author Janet Wilson has lived & breathed papercrafts since early childhood. She enjoys parchment craft, quilling, paper cutting, embossing, paper pricking, casting & sculpting, & is the author of numerous books on the subjects. Her other interests involve amateur dramatics, especially music hall & costume design. Tiny van der Plas has enjoyed handicrafts since childhood. When she discovered origami in 1985 she was hooked! In 1992 she made a modular fold out of fruit tea envelopes for her sister's birthday & the art of tea bag folding was born. She has developed tea bag folding since 1993 & has written countless books on this very popular form of origami.



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Teabag Folding Papers This fantastic series for papercrafters contains beautiful ranges of A4 acid-free & lignin-free perforated sheets of paper designs to enhance & embellish your card making, scrapbooking, collage & much more! Teabag Folding has a great selection of original papers along with folding instructions & diagrams, which can be used to make fabulous rosettes, medallions & stars. ...