The letter S from the the Animal Alphabet.
Design size is 6" x 6" on 10" x 10" canvas.
Perfect for beginners to stitch, or a child to receive as a gift once you've lovingly stitched it. The colors are subtle and contemporary.
This Elizabeth Bradley premium needlepoint kit includes a color-printed 10 holes per inch canvas (for easy viewing and speedy stitching!); 100% Elizabeth Bradley tapestry wool yarns; a full-color chart card and easy-to-follow instructions for stitching the design in the Victorian Cross Stitch - it looks rich and luxurious!; a needle - of course!
Victorian Cross Stitch
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Pass the needle under one thread. Leave the knot on the surface, stitch over the thread, and cut off later.
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Complete the stitch and then pass the needle under two threads.
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Pass the needle under one thread.
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Pass the needle under two threads. Carry on along the row.
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- Brand:Elizabeth Bradley Design
- Mesh Count:10 mesh
- Canvas type:Interlock
- SKU:EBAAS
- Size:design 6" x 6" printed on a 10" x 10" canvas
- Product Type:Kit
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Returns
We are happy to accept returns on: canvases, kits, accessories and threads. We are unable to accept returns on books, stitch guides/charts and special-order items. If you choose add-on threads for your canvas, we will accept the entire thread pack. Please request a return within 10 days of receiving your order. To be eligible for a return, your item must be unused and in its original packaging, and any online class videos must be un-viewed.
Learn the victorian cross stitch
All Elizabeth Bradley kits are designed to be worked in Victorian
Cross Stitch. This stitch covers the canvas well and produces thick, hard-wearing pieces of needlework with no distortion in shape. The inset arrows show the direction of the stitch. The needle moves horizontally at all times. It is not necessary to work on a frame when using this stitch.
