Riolis Dancer Counted Cross Stitch Kit - 1740

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The Riolis Dancer Counted Cross Stitch Kit (1740) is an ideal project for intermediate to advanced crafters who appreciate intricate needlework and vibrant artistic themes. This kit offers the rewarding experience of creating a striking Spanish flamenco dancer in a dramatic red gown, providing all the necessary high-quality materials in one package; however, because it utilizes a mix of wool/acrylic threads and cotton, it requires careful attention to thread management and stitching technique to ensure a polished final result.
| Model Part Number | 1740 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Riolis |
No, the kit includes the fabric, threads, needle, and pattern, but not the frame or hoop.
It means the fabric has 14 squares per inch, which determines the size of your stitches.
Yes, you can hand wash the finished piece in lukewarm water with mild detergent; avoid scrubbing.
The threads are provided in the kit, but you should organize them according to the color chart before beginning.
While the instructions are detailed, the use of mixed fiber types makes this more suitable for someone with some previous cross-stitch experience.
Use shorter lengths of thread and let your needle hang freely periodically to untwist the strands.
Apply fray check liquid to the raw edges or use masking tape to secure the perimeter before starting.
Ensure you are using a blunt-tipped tapestry needle appropriate for 14-count aida to avoid splitting the fabric weave.
Before beginning, wash your hands to prevent skin oils from staining the beige aida fabric. We recommend securing the edges of your aida with masking tape or a zigzag stitch to prevent fraying while you work. When organizing your threads, use a floss organizer to distinguish between the 14 wool/acrylic shades and the 6 cotton shades, as they have different handling characteristics. Once your project is complete, gently hand wash the finished piece in lukewarm water with mild soap, lay it flat on a clean towel to dry, and iron it on the reverse side using a low heat setting to preserve the texture of the finished embroidery.