Winnie The Pooh Wallpaper - Where?

A proper decorators merchant/wall paper supplier should be able to order it, if it's still available. Try Yellow Pages? ;)

Lee

Called "Classic Winnie / Kool 4 Kids 2" by Brewers if you wanted to look, product code 36-109

Lee

Focus have one on their website though...

The Disney Store ?

Disney does not do Winnie the Pooh. Their production is complete sacrilege of a British institution. Red coat and an American accent, indeed? Sequoias in the Hundred Acre Wood? Whatever next?

I hate to think how they'll mangle Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

In message , Andy Hall managed to combine nouns and verbs in a pleasing form to communicate the following;

Ford Prefect has an American accent

:-(

More here...

I know the OP wanted wallpaper but we had great fun buying and making stencils for our sons bedroom (done with a fish theme), I'm sure Winnie the Pooh stencils are easily sourced, loads more fun, cheaper and much more personal. That bedroom is now the guest room and we don't have the heart to paint over the fish, I'm almost minded to wallpaper the room (Imagine the faces when any future owners strip off the paper and find our fish...).

Ho hum...

Andy

"Andy Hall" wrote | Disney does not do Winnie the Pooh. Their production is | complete sacrilege of a British institution. Red coat and | an American accent, indeed? Sequoias in the Hundred Acre | Wood? Whatever next?

"... when Winnie the Pooh gets lost in the mall while taking Eyeore to his cognitive behavioural therapist"

The Disneypooh character is still within copyright, but I think E H Shepherd's original drawings are out of copyright. I think there is/was an exhibition of his original drawings and illustrations; I saw it a couple of years ago.

Owain

Let's hope the copyright runs out, the whole thing gets oversold and everybody loses interest.

The Real Thing. Do you remember where it was?

"Andy Hall" wrote | > but I think E H | >Shepherd's original drawings are out of copyright. I think there is/ | > was an exhibition of his original drawings and illustrations; I | > saw it a couple of years ago. | The Real Thing. Do you remember where it was?

It was in the Smith museum in Stirling. It appears to have been at a few locations. A google gives

the exhibition is from the Shepard Archive at the University of Surrey and features more than 70 illustrations, letters, books and memorabilia.

Excellent. Thanks. I clearly need to make a pilgrimage.... :-)