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They aren't sending you enough yarn to complete the project. This is really frustrating and frustrating because now I have to search stores to try and match the colors. product and has excellent thread quality. He arrived on time. It's easy enough for any beginner. But if I can't finish it, then it's basically useless.

I find this project easy to handle. For those who complained that the threads ran out, read the instructions, you cannot fold the thread and there are differences in the division of threads for different fabrics (for example, I have a tiger and a bee, and I have 11 fabric Aida). ; so I used 3 threads for a full stitch). If you run out of thread, you can buy new thread using the DMC number given in the instructions (this is also printed on the fabric). But if you follow the instructions, you…

I learned cross stitch in high school but haven't done a project in over a decade and wanted something that was a fun project for beginners to come back to. While this kit is nice and has almost everything you need to get started, it is NOT suitable for beginners. Maybe I should have read more details, but it's quite a large size, about 9 1/2 inches by 11 inches, you get the point. And there are over 20 different thread colors. I've already spent over 8 hours on this and I expect this entire…

I embroider and embroider now and then for a while (definitely not an expert or anything like that). The one with the print has removed what I hated most about cross stitches - counting from the center. I especially hated it because I was an hour behind after a lot of work and it looked stupid. This completely eliminates that problem and allows me to focus on cross stitching. It took some time and a couple of washes to wash the colors off but they are completely washed out except for a very…

I already submitted a review but since I read some of the reviews here I decided to solve some problems. When cross-stitching, you should always use a loop. It keeps the fabric taut so you can stitch evenly with the same amount of pressure. The fabric is stiff but if you dip it in water to remove the stitch lines it will loosen up a bit. You should always mount your cross stitch or embroidery on a sticky board, also available on Amazon, to give it structure before framing. If you can't thread 3

Firstly, this is an embossed cross stitch pattern that I love so much! I hate patterns when you have to count and recount and inevitably end up having to redo half the work. The pattern is interesting and corresponds to the picture. Pretty decent size too! The only downside is that you need an extra white thread. If you follow the instructions you will end up using only 2 white threads. This is not enough to cover the green on the die cut pattern that used to represent white. I recommend at…