Forest Fri1nds: For Grown Ups (Forest Fr1ends)

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Whether reaching for the stars or exploring Earth there is a treasure to be found for all within Forest Friends. By signing up, you'll get a 10% discount code, monthly updates on our latest fabrics, top tips and inspiration from our team and access to exclusive offers on our products. A big brown mother bear and her cub strolling past slowly, a squirrel jumping from tree to tree escaping the sly fox and a curious raccoon stopping by to say hello; these fun forest animals transform the nursery into a beautiful fairytale forest. To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average. This beautiful Matt-tastic collection is perfect for creating winter projects for any occasion, not just Christmas as it includes general birthday sentiments and more!

Greeting card with a funny caption showing a pair of friends discussing what they remember from their childhoods. Dreamy blues, rich woody browns, leafy green, beige, black and burnt orange colourways feature throughout set against lovely crisp white snowfall, frost-kissed trees and foliage lined backgrounds.Luxurious velvet fabric with large scale tropical leaves and leopards, suitable for curtains, dressmaking and craft. Snuggle up and tell tales of the three bears or peter rabbit with these forest creatures inspiring the story. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.

Funny greeting card by Forest Fr1ends I grew up in the 70s, the decade of free love and mind expanding drugs. If you haven’t yet come across Forest Fr1ends, you’re in for a treat… those beautiful, innocent little bunnies, but they really do have potty mouths! Please note this is a large scale design so we have had to take the photograph from further away than normal to show the full pattern.FOREST FRIENDS – an enchanting journey of discovery in glorious colour and also the delightful simplicity of monochrome, as if from an artist’s sketchbook. Then of course, the book quite frankly is puffed out by having the caption in each facing page - when they could have really gone underneath each picture. BCI exists to make global cotton production better for the people who produce it, better for the environment it grows in and better for the sector’s future. the pictures - the print quality is poor, some are blurred - not even close to the resolution seen on Facebook.