🧵 Delve into the Art of Embroidery: Louise Maelys Beginner's Embroidery Kit with 3 Hoops, Animal, Flowers, Plant Patterns - Cross Stitch, Needlepoint, and More! Perfect Funny Starter Kit for Decor Review

This was my first hand embroidery experience thanks coronavirus lol. I started with the bully, then the plants and finally the llama. They were all great and the prints were very visible on the fabric. The guide was pretty useless aside from the stick names, but YouTube was a great teacher! Definitely recommend.

I have bought more! While it can be a little tedious, it's really easy to follow. I can sew, so I have some experience. One took me 4 hours plus or minus. I gave them away and my friends love their thoughtfulness. Update: Some take longer than others. The only thing that bothers me is that the threads come in sets of 6 and most recommendations only call for 4 threads. It is very difficult to separate them all the time without confusing them.

This was my first embroidery experience. Although the kit was a bit confusing at first, there are instructions but no real info on how to get started, I was able to do a little research online and watch YouTube videos. I'm so happy with how it turned out! Water-soluble design dissolves quickly with a light soak. I chose a different ring for the finished product as the plastic it came out of looked too cheap to give away. I also did a little research on how to finish the project and am so…

This was my first attempt at embroidery and it was a great start. Worked from llama to badass. Comes with everything you need and more. Each set came with its own ring, 3 pins, and more than enough rope, so don't worry if you mess something up. Just make sure you watch the beginner videos before unnecessarily using more rope than you need (I learned my lesson after doing the llama). The instructions might be a bit too straight forward, but YouTube is always there to help and you might find a…

I purchased this product while trying to take up embroidery and found it very therapeutic for the most part. However, it takes some time to get comfortable or figure out what to do. In each pack (there are 3 of them) there are threads, needles, machines and a bag with instructions. The instruction pack will usually show you how many threads to use, what colors to use and where to use them, as well as basic pictures of the different stitch patterns you will create. For me, someone who had never…