ECS does not sell custom sizes. You will have to buy a larger piece and cut it down.

NANCYE G is right about customized sizes here at ECS. The one thing I would add is that I always purchase fabric that is 3 inches on a side larger than the pattern. I would buy a piece of fabric for this project that is 22 x 30 inches just to be safe. Enjoy your stitching.

I'm not asking to buy a custom size (although the question right before mine is someone asking, and the answer seemed to be that you could call and get a custom size?), just questioning what size fabric I need. I'm still a fairly new stitcher and I don't always understand the size listings. My options are 12x18", 18x25", 1 yard at 25", 1 yard at 51", 51x54", and 2 yards at 51". Do I need 1 yard at 25"? What is that, a 25" square?


As for the size of my project, the stitched area is 15 5/8” by 24,” which is why I wanted fabric at 20" x 28" to allow for extra fabric on the sides. Maybe you misread my message? I don't know why I'd need 22 x 30 (which is also not a size option), as that would make it almost 6 inches bigger on every side.

Thank you for any help you can give. I appreciate it!

The other postings regarding your questions have been answered by non-employees who are giving thei opinions. It is a very helpful group. However, If our answers are confusing you I suggest that you contact the Customer Service Department. That way you will be speaking directly to an employee of Everything Cross Stitch. They are very helpful people.


Email:Service@EverythingCrossStitch.com
Phone: (800) 800-8517
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I have found that 2 inches bigger on each side or 4 inches total for length and 4 inches total for width is just not enough extra for sewing or when I frame my project. That is why I always add 6 inches total to the width and 6 inches total to the length. Rather have a little extra than be too close.

Thank you! I have sent them an email.