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My new necklaces! I got the first one from my daddy for x-mas, the second one in a swap, third from daddy for x-mas, I bought myself the fourth one, and the last one i got too. I am waiting for another one but it's from the Barbie collection. I'll post a pic when it arrives.
Clare on Planet GNOME pointed to a Red Hat Hello Kitty and said there should be an Ubuntu Hello Kitty. Well here it is.
Completed in July 2010. Photographed in October 2010 on a windy day:)
I was pretty impressed when my boyfriend showed me that he owned a Hello Kitty sticker calendar (circa 2008 or something like that). It has a pretty adorable sheet of stickers in the back for occasions like "dentist visit" or "shopping trip".
So when I saw that Liberty of London had paired with Sanrio to produce this Hello Kitty town design, I quickly ordered some. Karen at www.washimatta.com was nice enough to go out in search of this fabric especially for me!
For the design, I used Oh, Fransson's! Scrappy Hedgerow Blocks. The colours in the Liberty print are actually kind of hard to match, and by a painstaking process, I ultimately ended up with the traditional Hello Kitty colours of pink, yellow, red and blue. I used relatively few prints of each colour, as I had not yet discovered fabric swapping at the time;)
Each sold separately. Brand new with Tags.
Very cute Hello Kitty, Cinnamoroll & ChocoCat plush doll. Each holds a bunny and wears a hooded poncho with fur trim. Rare find.
Authentic licensed Sanrio merchandise. Height 12" Width 8"; Comes in clear cellophane wrapping with ribbon.
CINNAMOROLL PLUSH DOLL SOLD
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1st day of school this year. 1st day, new school.....the big kids school....Alexandra did not want any pics of her,but, did let me photograph her lunch kit,which she picked out
Hello Kitty visited the Za'atari camp in February 2020 to show the efforts being exerted by UN Women and other partners to empower women and girls, and to respond to the urgent needs of Syrian refugee women and girls in camp settings in Jordan.
Photos: UN Women/Lauren Rooney