Let's Go Fishing a Cross Stitch Kit by Riolis
RIOLIS-Counted Cross Stitch Kit. Express your love for arts and crafts with these beautiful cross stitch kits! Find a themed kit for any taste! This package contains 14 count white Zweigart Aida fabric, Safil wool/acrylic yarn in twenty-four colors, one kind of ribbon, one needle, instructions and color chart. Design: Let's Go Fishing. Finished size: 11.75x11.75 inches. Imported.
Project Specifications:
Project Size
11.75"x11.75"
Floss
Woolen and acrylic yarn
Fabric
14 Count
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Customer Reviews
I think it looks amazing. The only thing I don't like is the floss material. It's kind of like a yarn and as you work the threads lose fibers and the floss becomes very thin. So there is a lot of waste of floss because you can not use the thinned out strands.
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Mary on 3/7/2017
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Let’s go fishing
Is it possible to get this in a stamped cross stitch kit?
Backstitching
Does this pattern have backstitching?
imfo
could you please tell me what fabric the kit has and what brand of floss
this company
I have never heard of this company and was wondering how easy there instructions are to follow. Would this be something that a beginner stitcher would be able to follow or do you need to have a lot of experience. I did a lot of counted cross stitch twenty years ago and burnt myself out. I'm finding now when I pick up a pattern it's challenging and I tend to make a lot of mistakes which takes the enjoyment out of it.
inquiry
hi thank you for your quick response..im just wondering for all the sizes of the kits..is it in inches? it seems too small or maybe its a mistake..sorry..
inquiry
hi there..do you have cross stitch kits that is 24 x 18 inches or just like half of the whole crossstitch cloth? and also do you have cross stitch kits which is whole cloth size? thank you very much..
Color chart
there is no color chart and floss with this kit. Where can I get a color chart for it.
thanks for your help.
