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The DMC Aida Cross Stitch Fabric (6 Count) is an ideal choice for beginners and crafters exploring bold, large-scale needlework or punch needle projects. Featuring a consistent 6-count weave, it provides an easily visible grid that simplifies stitch placement and ensures uniform results. While the 6-count weave is perfect for chunky embroidery and specialized applications, experienced stitchers should note it is much larger than standard cross-stitch fabric and may not be suitable for intricate, high-detail designs.
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No, this is a 6-count fabric, which is quite large. It is intended for bold designs and is not suitable for patterns designed for 14-count or 18-count fabric.
Yes, the 6-count weave makes this fabric an excellent base for many punch needle projects.
Lightly mist the fabric with water and iron on a low, steam-free setting while keeping it flat.
It means there are 6 stitches (or holes) per linear inch of fabric.
No, this product is for the blank Aida fabric only.
No, Ecru is a natural, off-white or light cream color.
Apply a small amount of fabric glue or masking tape to the cut edges before starting your project.
Increase the number of strands used in your needle, or switch to a thicker wool or tapestry yarn.
Use a wooden scroll frame or a appropriately sized hoop to maintain even tension across the large weave.
Before beginning your project, ensure your work area is clean to prevent staining the Ecru-colored fabric. Since the fabric arrives rolled in a tube, it should be ready for immediate use. If you need to mount it, use a square wooden embroidery hoop or a frame that matches the 38.1cm x 45.7cm dimensions. When cleaning your finished project, hand wash with mild soap and cold water, then air dry flat. Avoid using harsh bleaching agents or high-heat ironing, as this may warp the weave or damage the fibers.
