Riolis Lush Peonies Counted Cross Stitch Kit - 2138

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The Riolis Lush Peonies Counted Cross Stitch Kit is an ideal choice for both intermediate and experienced embroidery enthusiasts looking to create a high-quality floral art piece. Featuring a detailed peony design, this European-made kit provides all the premium materials necessary to complete an 8.25 by 11.75-inch finished project, though it requires a basic understanding of counted cross stitch techniques to navigate the AIDA fabric and chart accurately.
| Model Part Number | 2138 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Riolis |
No, this kit includes the fabric, threads, needle, and chart, but you will need to purchase an embroidery hoop separately.
The kit includes 14-count AIDA fabric.
While counted cross stitch is accessible, this design requires following a chart. Beginners should familiarize themselves with basic cross stitch stitches before starting.
The finished piece measures 8.25 inches by 11.75 inches.
Yes, the kit uses high-quality Anchor stranded cotton, which can be stored and used for future embroidery needs.
Use a desk lamp with a magnifying glass or a bright white cloth underneath your work to increase contrast.
Use shorter lengths of thread and let your needle hang freely periodically to untwist the strands.
To begin, mount the AIDA fabric securely in an embroidery hoop or frame to maintain even tension throughout the stitching process. Ensure your workspace has adequate lighting to read the color chart clearly. When the project is finished, gently hand wash the fabric in cool water with mild soap to remove any oils from your skin or marks from the chart, then air dry flat. Avoid ironing directly on the front of the stitching; instead, press the finished work from the back side on a soft towel to maintain the loft and texture of the embroidery.