Maydear Cross Stitch Kits for Adults Stamped Full Range of Cross Stitching Needle Punch Embroidery Kits for Beginners DIY 11 CT 3 Strands 12×12 in...

This is my 1st stamped cross stitch kit and i love it!!! The stamp is sooo convenient and it surprises me every time how well it washes out. Really great for someone like me who is getting into cross stitch, you don't have to have the pattern sitting out, you don't have to buy all of the thread and needs and fabric. I only had to reference the printed paper pattern a few times. Some of the detailing was a bit tricky but I go the hand of it. I will say, it's not very easy to follow the written instructions because it is translated poorly from another language so you do have to use your imagination at some points. You are provided with plenty of thread and lots leftover for future projects! These stamped kits are also good for when you're on the go. And the design is so cute!! **Frame not included with the kit.**

I loved working on this. I didnt change any of the colors, and I used only included materials. The Aida cloth was nice and stiff, which is perfect for a large piece like this. I chose to roll mine to where I was working and hold the roll in one hand while stitching with the other. It kept it manageable and made it easy to work with. The instructions are very clear, and the included pattern key is easy to read to show which colors to use. Even if you lost the instructions pages, the Aida cloth literally has a key printed on the sides of it, showing which symbol corresponds to which number of thread. There is plenty of thread. I have quite a bit leftover. Make sure youre following directions to divide each thread into the appropriate number strands, based on stitch. I always find it helps to hold the thread up so it is hanging while splitting it, so the end can spin freely while being separated. It helps to prevent tangles. All in all, I am very happy. All thats left is to wash it to let the water-soluble ink dissolve, iron it gently, and frame it!

I loved working on this. I didnt change any of the colors, and I used only included materials. The Aida cloth was nice and stiff, which is perfect for a large piece like this. I chose to roll mine to where I was working and hold the roll in one hand while stitching with the other. It kept it manageable and made it easy to work with. The instructions are very clear, and the included pattern key is easy to read to show which colors to use. Even if you lost the instructions pages, the Aida cloth literally has a key printed on the sides of it, showing which symbol corresponds to which number of thread. There is plenty of thread. I have quite a bit leftover. Make sure youre following directions to divide each thread into the appropriate number strands, based on stitch. I always find it helps to hold the thread up so it is hanging while splitting it, so the end can spin freely while being separated. It helps to prevent tangles. All in all, I am very happy. All thats left is to wash it to let the water-soluble ink dissolve, iron it gently, and frame it!

This turned out great! Adorable! Canvas a little heavy, but otherwise easy to follow and results are so pleasing. Would recommend.

This turned out great! Adorable! Canvas a little heavy, but otherwise easy to follow and results are so pleasing. Would recommend.