Vervaco Counted Cross Stitch Kit - Birth Record Bear on Pillow

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The Vervaco Birth Record Bear on Pillow kit is an ideal choice for crafters looking to create a personalized, sentimental keepsake for a new arrival. Designed for those with basic to intermediate embroidery skills, this kit provides a professional-grade set of materials to document key birth details, though it requires patience and steady handwork to ensure the count remains accurate across the 14-count fabric.
| Model Part Number | NA |
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| Brand | Vervaco |
Yes, standard Vervaco kits include a professional-grade tapestry needle suited for 14-count fabric.
It is generally not recommended to wash the Aida fabric before stitching as it may cause the starch to loosen, making it harder to handle.
This is a counted cross stitch kit, meaning the fabric is blank and you count the squares according to the provided pattern chart.
The 22 x 24 cm piece can be framed in a standard shadow box or a flat frame with a mat board to highlight the embroidery.
While accessible to beginners, the 14-count fabric suggests it is best for those who have basic familiarity with cross-stitch techniques.
Verify you are using the correct number of strands (typically 2 for 14-count) and ensure you are not using unnecessarily long lengths which can cause tangling.
Use an embroidery hoop to maintain consistent fabric tension and ensure all top stitches cross in the same direction.
To begin, ensure your workspace is well-lit and that your hands are clean to prevent staining the white Aida fabric. You will need to purchase an embroidery hoop and a tapestry needle if not included. Once completed, the piece should be hand-washed in cool water with a mild detergent and laid flat to dry before framing under glass. Avoid direct sunlight during display to prevent thread fading over time.