Did you know that aida isn’t the only type of cross stitch fabric? It’s the most common one found in cross stitch craft projects and it often comes in cross stitch kits. But while aida remains ...

this type of cross-stitch (also known as counted cross-stitch) is done without transferring the pattern directly onto the fabric. Instead, you use your pattern as a map, counting the number of ...

The fabric, thread, and needles should be of high quality to ensure that the finished product looks beautiful and lasts for years to come. After researching and testing various cross stitch kits ...

Cross-stitch is having a moment ... Cut a 10-inch by 10-inch square of the fabric. Layer the fabric on top of the pattern, and trace the pattern onto the fabric using a pencil.

Where once stitchers were mostly limited to 14-count Aida cloth, something Basegio refers to as the “James Patterson of cross stitch,” the palette is now wide open with hand-dyed fabrics and ...

giant squid-coloured embroidery thread (we used DMC thread and the colours you need are on the pattern, but you can also choose your own colours) cross-stitch fabric (we used Aida 14 count fabric) an ...

This is how many American fans of cross-stitch—a needle craft in which you stitch tiny X’s over and over to create a design on fabric—discovered that many of their favorite digital pattern ...

It was on stamped cross-stitch,” she said ... Luckily, with the variety of patterns, fabrics and threads available, she never gets bored. Twenty-six years ago, she took her passion to the ...

To cross-stitch your dodo, you need to make a small cross of embroidery thread to match every coloured square on the pattern: Choose a square roughly in the middle of the dodo pattern and sew a cross ...