Review on 🧵 DMC CR5440-6750 Classic Reserve Aida Fabric, 12 by 18-Inch, White, 14 Count by Barbara Simmons

I learned cross stitch with this product. I haven't used everything. I used a small part to learn how to make seams. I think I have an understanding of how to make each of them. From the other part I made a small pattern from the collection of dental floss in different colors. Each ball of dental floss is a different color. This little pattern fits in the palm of your hand. It took me about an hour to make a set of 10 crosses. It takes some time to make a small sample. As you pick up the thread and pull, you may feel it being pulled taut. In a way, the fabric feels thick. I made a few mistakes because the holes were in the fabric. Pulling more than one thread through the holes may cause tugging or tension when pulling the thread. There are also a few fabrics that I haven't used. I think this type of fabric can be considered good for those who want to learn cross stitch. However, if one wants to go further with cross stitch, I would suggest a different type of fabric. I think another type of fabric could be called cross weave. I am not really sure. I think by the same company. Based on what I've seen of a different type of fabric, the other one looks better. The sampling was a test of patience. I haven't broken a single strand. Maybe it was the narrowness. Cross stitch complicates the project. I don't know if I will do cross stitch again in the future. If I do, it's likely to be a complex or complex project. It will probably take a long time too. I haven't decided yet if I will do cross stitches in the future. In some ways it can be considered boring, but in some ways it's not.