Handcraft Home Wall Decor Rose Counted Cross Stitch Kit

Specifications:

• This counted cross stitch kit contains cotton thread, 11 count aida, needle, and easy-to-follow instructions
• Everything needed to complete the design is included in the cross stitch kit
• Needlework project is quick and easy to stitch
• Distinctive from traditional framed artwork in the breathtaking detail and precision of the counted cross stitch kit
• Enjoy the satisfaction of bringing a stunning keepsake to life with this delightful counted cross stitch kit
• The counted cross stitch kit makes a wonderful gift for craft lovers, novice and pro alike
• Color: Purple
• Material: Cotton
• Size: 35 x 24cm/13.8 x 9.4in(L x W)(11CT)

Details:

• Decorate any room in your home or office with this beautiful Tree Cross Stitch kit, adorable pattern and bright colors combine to make this counted cross stitch birth record a standout

• Highlight your decor with the X stitch, and create your own love tree

• The Cross Stitch Kits contain cotton thread, 9-count cotton fabric, needle, and easy-to-follow instructions an so on

About Cross Stitch:

Cross-stitch is one of the easiest and most interesting forms of stitching because you're working on a grid (the material) and it's kind of like connect-the-dots. Indeed, cross stitch is one of the earliest embroidery stitches known to man and beautiful examples of the stitch can be found throughout the world from Europe to the Americas.

• Believe it or not, during the first half of the last century, hand embroidery was a popular leisure pastime for many women and this hobby occupied many hours of spare time in the days before television. Sun and moon cross stitch is easy to learn and requires only a few supplies as it is based on the simple action of crossing one thread against the other. This action in stitching has been used around the globe since the beginning of textile history.

How to Finish Counted Cross Stitch:

• Step One: Start from the top left of the stitch, then bring the needle through from the bottom, holding the tail at the back of the thread. Leave about an inch (2.5 cm) on the back for an anchor if not using the loop start method
• Step Two: Bring the thread down to the lower right corner
• Step Three: Then back up through the upper right and down through the lower left, forming an X. Each time you should pull the thread all the way through so that it is flush with the fabric surface
• Step Four: Start your next stitch so it uses two of the same holes as the picture
• Step Five: Repeat, making sure your stitches overlap your anchor thread on the back of the fabric

Package Included:

• 1 x Aida
• 1 x Thread Accessory
• 2 x Needles
• 1 x Instruction