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| I used raw edge applique to attach the girls and animals to a batik forest background. I bought the batik while on vacation in Jasper National Park. The forest animals are from "Forest Friends" line by Ingrid Snyder for Moda. |
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| I wrote the girl's names with thread using my sewing machine as well as a quote from the story (upper right of photo). The girls are from a pattern kit by Carrie Payne of Believe Magic. You can buy them in her Etsy Shop - Believe Magic. |
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| I used a Heather Ross gnome for the dwarf in the story. Here is the bear shaking his treasures from the dwarf's pockets. In the story the bear swipes the dwarf with his paw but I took some artistic liberty here. The beads that I have sewn on are actual semi-precious gemstone beads of garnet, amethyst, jade, carnelian and quartz that I bought one year in Jasper, Alberta at a shop called "Jasper Rock and Jade". |
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| Here you can see the quote from the story in the upper right: "What one has she must share with the other." |
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| Here is a closer look at some of the forest animals. |