Vervaco Counted Cross Stitch Kit Bookmark Robin

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This Vervaco Counted Cross Stitch Kit Bookmark Robin is designed for crafters looking to create a charming and functional bookmark. Its key benefit lies in providing all necessary materials for a detailed robin design, with a caveat that cross-stitch experience is recommended for optimal results. The kit includes a 100% cotton fabric, 100% cotton DMC threads, a chart, organizer, and instructions, all facilitating a finished piece approximately 6 x 20cm.
| Model Part Number | PN-0011273 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Vervaco |
The approximate finished size of the bookmark is 6 x 20cm or 2.4 x 8 inches.
The kit includes White Aida 14 count fabric, which means there are 5.4 stitches per centimeter.
No, needles and an embroidery hoop are not included in this kit. They are typically required for cross-stitching and should be sourced separately.
This is a counted cross-stitch kit. While all materials are provided, some prior experience with counted cross-stitch is recommended for the best experience, though beginners can attempt it with patience.
'14 count' refers to the number of stitches per inch. A 14 count fabric has 14 stitches per inch, or 5.4 stitches per centimeter, indicating a medium-weave fabric suitable for detailed designs.
Yes, the finished bookmark can be gently hand-washed in cool water with mild detergent. Rinse and lay flat to dry. Iron on the reverse side on a low setting.
The yarn organizer helps keep your threads sorted by color, preventing tangles and making it easier to find the correct thread for each part of the design.
Ensure your fabric is taut (use a hoop if possible) and your thread is not overly long. Maintain consistent tension with each stitch.
Double-check the chart and your stitching. It's possible a mistake was made. If truly out, contact Vervaco customer support for potential replacements or find a close DMC color match.
Ensure good lighting. Try printing a larger version of the chart if available, or use a magnifying glass.
This is often due to tension. Try to stitch with a more consistent tension and avoid pulling too tightly. Using an embroidery hoop can help.
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