| | Felicity Wishes Kits |  | Designed by the artist Emma Thomson. Felicity Wishes` world is full of wonderful, sparkly things. Friends that make her giggle, fashion that makes her tingle and a million other yummy secrets she can`t wait to share with you. |
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| Snatch The Dog Kits |  | Designs inspired by the work of Sue Hall, Sue trained as a pattern designer, she has illustrated many children’s books and designed collections featuring Snatch the Dog, Rupert Bear, The Snowman and Victoria Plum. |
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| | Bang On The Door Kits |  | Designed by two ladies called Karen and Sam who worked from a cold studio above a butchers shop in London, it was so cold the girls had to wear earmuffs, as a result they put a sign on their door saying 'bang on the door' so they could hear when someone was there. |
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| Lickle Ted Kits |  | Lickle Ted design from DMC, counted cross stitch kits depicting a cute little teddy bear everyone will want to adopt. Full of fun and irresistibly cute with loveable "Lickle" captions to melt your heart. |
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| | Sampler Kits |  | A range of traditional cross stitched designed samplers, suitable for the more experienced needleworker. |
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| Flower Fairy Kits |  | Cross stitch kits based on the illustrations of Cicely Mary Barker. Her flower fairy paintings were driven by the Victorian popularity of fairies and fairy stories, she published her first Flower Fairies book in 1923. |
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| | Country Companions Kits |  | DMC Country Companions kits. The timeless range of Country Companions cross stitch kits bring to life the antics and escapades of a group of countryside characters, Ed and Edwina Hedgehog, Tom Mouse, Sam Rabbit and Badger. |
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| Angelina Ballerina Kits |  | Cross stitch kits based on the work of author Katharine Holabird and illustrator Helen Craig. There first book was published in 1982, and there have been over 20 books in the series. |
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| | All Our Yesterdays Kits |  | Faye Whittaker's "All Our Yesterdays" cross stitch designs are among DMCs best-selling kits; the designs depict images of bygone days, and reflect upon the pleasure and excitement of childhood and occasions from the turn of the 20th century. |
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