Disney Princess Felt -- Perfect for the Princess

This Disney Princess Felt craft kit is perfect for any Princess!

Everything you need is included to make 10 Princesses--
48 page instruction book
Die cut templates
20 sheets of felt
embroidery needle
11 colors of embroidery floss and
stuffing

You can make these princesses for your princess, or do like I am and give the kit to your own Princess to make her own.   I can't wait to see the face of my oldest granddaughter (whose name happens to be Ariel) when she opens the Disney Princess Felt kit on her birthday!

She can, of course, make Ariel, which I'm sure she will do first, but also Aurora, Belle, Cinderella, Jasmine, Merida, Mulan, Snow White, Rapunzel and Tiana.

Thunder Bay Press has several felt kits available for your crafting pleasure.

Disney Palace Pets Art Studio

Learn how to draw and paint 19 of the Disney's Princesses Palace Pets with this art studio!

The book that comes with it is 128 pages with illustrations step-by-step for drawing your favorite Palace Pets such as Sultan, Bayou, Lily, Meadow, and 15 others.  After the drawing instruction pages are blank pages for you to draw the Palace Pet.

Also included in the set:
3 watercolor paints
2 paintbrushes
Pallete
drawing pencil
7 colored pencils
fine-line marker
kneaded eraser
sharpener

The 3 granddaughters have had a great time trying to learn how to draw the Palace Pets.  They wouldn't let me take a picture of their work and they think it's not "good enough", but they are still working on it.  I will try to "sneak" in a picture or two later.

If you have a little artist in your life, this will make the perfect gift!

Disney Princess Crochet -- Review

We know all the girls love the Disney Princess' and would love these little crocheted dolls of each one of them.

The kit includes all of the materials needed to make Ariel and Cinderella (my granddaughter, Ariel, is claiming Ariel and my mother is claiming Cinderella once I get them made) as shown below:

The instruction book is 76 pages.  It's includes extensive instructions as well as illustrations for making Ariel and Cinderella, but also 10 other dolls:
Cinderella's Fairy Godmother
Aurora
Belle
Jasmine
Merida
Mulan
Pocahontas
Rapunzel
Snow White and
Tiana

Also included in the book are instructions with illustrations on the different stitches and techniques used to make the dolls.  There are some stitches that I wasn't familiar with, but the instructions are so clear that I had no problem doing them.

I haven't started working on this kit yet, but I have previously made Queen Elsa from the Frozen Crochet.  You can find my review of that kit HERE.  It's also highlighted at the bottom of this post.


About the author and designer:
Jessica Ward is the author and she has written and edited many books for Disney, including Duffy the Disney Bear, The Ultimate Disney Party Book and the Birnbaum official travel guides to the Disney Parks.  She lives in Connecticut.

Jana Whitley is the designer and she began making fantasy and fairy tale character for family and friends in 2007.  The rest is history for her as she has never stopped since.  This is her first published collection of patterns.  She lives in Utah.







Disclosure:  I rec'd this product in exchange for my review.  I was not compensated in any other way and all opinions are my own.  Post does include affiliate links.