Obviously Beyoncé didn’t need to panic given she had Crazy In Love up her sleeves – one of the most effortlessly joyous pop songs of the last twenty years. The Neptunes-produced Work It Out – her actual solo debut – hadn’t exactly set the world alight and as Nick Carter will tell you, just because you’re from a globe-straddling pop group doesn’t mean solo success is guaranteed. Finished pieces may be given as gifts.It’s hard to fathom now, but Beyoncé’s superstar status wasn’t a foregone conclusion prior to 2003’s Crazy In Love. Please do not distribute copies of this pattern or sell finished pieces made from this pattern for profit. Pattern is strictly for personal use only. You will need to have Adobe reader to open the file, which if you don't already have, you can get free from /reader The listing is for a PDF file of the pattern only, not a paper pattern and not the finished cross stitch product. You are responsible for downloading and for printing the pattern.

Due to the nature of digital files, no refunds can be given - thanks for understanding. The pattern can also be accessed any time from your 'purchases' folder. ******The digital file will be delivered to you INSTANTLY via download link once your payment has been processed by Etsy. This cross stitch pattern comes with a full colour chart with floss chart in DMC (only) colours. Design area: 15' x 9' (or 150 x 90 stitches)

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