Povitrulya Dreamcatcher counted cross stitch kit 16 📚
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Product description
This counted cross stitch bookmark kit captures a delicate dreamcatcher motif and supplies everything needed to make a personalised embroidered bookmark for gifts or personal projects. It suits those looking for a compact craft to practise hand-eye coordination while producing a small finished piece that can be used or gifted.
Key Points
This kit includes a 16-count blank Aida fabric panel, a printed paper pattern and presorted floss in nine colours, plus a needle and simple guide. The canvas is unprinted so the design is stitched entirely by counting, which helps develop precision and concentration, and the finished bookmark is compact and portable. According to the manufacturer, the stitches used are full cross stitch worked in two strands, backstitch and buttonhole stitch for the edging.
Technical Specifications
Name: Povitrulya Counted Cross Stitch kit Dreamcatcher
- Fabric count: 16 count Aida.
- Floss colours: 9 presorted shades.
- Included items: paper pattern, blank Aida fabric, presorted threads, needle, stitching guide.
- Stitch types: full cross stitch (two strands), backstitch, buttonhole edging.
Benefits
Working on a small bookmark project makes this kit approachable for beginners while still offering detail that appeals to more experienced stitchers. The presorted floss removes a common source of confusion and speeds up setup, allowing you to begin stitching sooner. The compact size means it can be carried to classes, travel or stitched during short breaks, fitting easily into a craft bag.
Usage Recommendations
Start by organising the presorted threads and matching them to the paper pattern, then confirm fabric orientation before stitching to avoid misalignment. For neat edges, complete the buttonhole stitch as indicated and press gently from the reverse with a cloth to flatten the work if needed. Consider framing the finished piece inside a laminated bookmark sleeve or sewing it onto a thicker backing to protect it during use.
Note that because the Aida is unprinted, careful counting is required to follow the pattern accurately and occasional reference to the guide will help maintain consistent tension.
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Description:
This counted cross stitch bookmark kit captures a delicate dreamcatcher motif and supplies everything needed to make a personalised embroidered bookmark for gifts or personal projects. It suits those looking for a compact craft to practise hand-eye coordination while producing a small finished piece that can be used or gifted.
Key Points
This kit includes a 16-count blank Aida fabric panel, a printed paper pattern and presorted floss in nine colours, plus a needle and simple guide. The canvas is unprinted so the design is stitched entirely by counting, which helps develop precision and concentration, and the finished bookmark is compact and portable. According to the manufacturer, the stitches used are full cross stitch worked in two strands, backstitch and buttonhole stitch for the edging.
Technical Specifications
Name: Povitrulya Counted Cross Stitch kit Dreamcatcher
- Fabric count: 16 count Aida.
- Floss colours: 9 presorted shades.
- Included items: paper pattern, blank Aida fabric, presorted threads, needle, stitching guide.
- Stitch types: full cross stitch (two strands), backstitch, buttonhole edging.
Benefits
Working on a small bookmark project makes this kit approachable for beginners while still offering detail that appeals to more experienced stitchers. The presorted floss removes a common source of confusion and speeds up setup, allowing you to begin stitching sooner. The compact size means it can be carried to classes, travel or stitched during short breaks, fitting easily into a craft bag.
Usage Recommendations
Start by organising the presorted threads and matching them to the paper pattern, then confirm fabric orientation before stitching to avoid misalignment. For neat edges, complete the buttonhole stitch as indicated and press gently from the reverse with a cloth to flatten the work if needed. Consider framing the finished piece inside a laminated bookmark sleeve or sewing it onto a thicker backing to protect it during use.
Note that because the Aida is unprinted, careful counting is required to follow the pattern accurately and occasional reference to the guide will help maintain consistent tension.
