I dedicate this pattern to Calamity Kim. She wanted a mermaid to go with July’s free pattern, Jacob the Octopus. Plus, Calamity is doing a mermaid special at Flickr site, http://flickr.com/photos/calamitykim/.
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sweetest mermaid I have ever seen…really and truly!
pretty..I think I will do an “under the sea” theme, “into the woods” and”over the rainbow” themes. embroider each design onto a small patch of calico and then join them up with patchwork fabric strips…well that is the plan. Thank you for being so gerenous and creative.
[...] Andrea Zuill’s free embroidery pattern for August is this sweet mermaid, which she has dedicated to crafting goddess Calamity Kim. Download the pattern. [...]
Oh, sooo sweet! I have to finish Jacob before I can start her though!
I was watching SpongeBob the other day and Sandy Squirrel said: I’m as happy as a June Bug at a Porch Light Sale and that’s all I can say as I sit here grinning like an idiot! You missed the little dance I did when I saw this on Flickr!
Thank you so very much.
You rock!
hard!
You totally rock hard!
I am putting this on the next thing I make!
Thank you Andrea, so very much.
You are so kind and sweet.
My heart is so happy.
xxxooo
kim
seu desenho é lindo!
Thank you! So pretty. I know a certain little girl that’s going to love this.
i finished this a few weeks ago, i love how it turned out! here she is – http://craftydame.blogspot.com/2009/01/daily-crafting.html
thank you so much for the pattern!
[...] just finished up work on on the mermaid that was offered as the August 2008 free pattern on her blog. She’s an adorable little sea creature. Now I just have to decide what [...]
Love this pattern I have been looking all day for such a creative mermaid and have finally found it!! thank you you are a very creative person!
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