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Create something beautiful with this 14CT cross stitch kit, available as a counted or printed version. Each kit includes everything you need to begin stitching — fabric, threads, needle, and clear instructions.
Choose either 9CT, 11CT or 14CT counted or pre-printed cross stitch kit. The size of the project will depend on which aida count you choose. (Frame not included in any purchases)
Each counted cross stitch kit includes:
- Aida fabric
- DMC numbered cotton
- Reference sheet
- Clear instructions
- Needle
Each pre-printed cross stitch kit includes:
- Printed aida fabric
- DMC numbered cotton
- Reference sheet
- Clear instructions
- Needle
Shipping Information
- $10 AUD (or FREE on orders over $99) – Tracked delivery
We aim to ship your order within 1 business days.
Depending on stock and destination, delivery may take 7–15 days from the time your order is shipped
Cross Stitch Instructions
Cross stitch is a form of counted thread embroidery that has been around for ages, and it is one of the easiest forms of hand embroidery to learn. Cross stitch is comprised of X-shaped stitches done on fabric with an even and open weave like Aida or linen. Designs can be traditional or modern or anywhere in between.
Cross stitch projects are often sold as kits, but you can also purchase fabric, thread and basic supplies to come up with your own project.
Either way, follow these steps to learn the basics of cross stitch.
How to Choose Strand
Thread can be divided into 6 strands.
Thread can be divided into 3 strands.
Thread can be divided into 2 strands.
How to Choose Thread Colours
Printed Material
1. Read symbols or numbers.
2. Work corresponding numbers from the graph.
3. Choose the colour that corresponds to the number.
Unprinted Material
1. Choose corresponding symbol from graph.
2. Find corresponding number code.
3. Choose the colour that corresponds to the number.
How to Stitch with Unprinted Material
1. Fold the material in half then half again in order to the centre point.
2. The centre point of the graph is at the intersection of the red line.
3. Begin the first stitch at the centre of the fabric.