This is a GENUINE , TOP , 1st QUALITY & Brand NEW Vervaco. Counted Cross Stitch Kit. Vervaco creates magnificent designs in classical and modern styles ideal for both beginners and experts alike! Many designs originate from renowned contemporary artists. This package contains 100% cotton pre-finished fabric, 100% cotton DMC embroidery floss, one needle, and [...]
VTG Dimensions Gold Collection Santa Stamp Cross Stitch Kit 8688 Donna Race Q6. [...]
The Janlyn Sweet Dreams Santa #125-234 Counted Cross Stitch Kit by Janlynn is a holiday-themed cross stitch kit that includes everything needed to create a festive Santa Claus design. The kit includes a pattern, fabric with a pre-printed design, along with various embroidery floss and a needle. Perfect for anyone looking to add a homemade [...]
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Counted Cross Stitch Embroidery Kit – Modern Design by Daria Kaziekina (Miss XStitch). Create a clean and contemporary embroidery piece using this cross stitch kit designed by Daria Kaziekina. With a soft color palette and hand-dyed threads, this project offers a balanced combination of simplicity and visual appeal, making it suitable for both beginners and [...]
A Quiet Place Counted Cross Stitch Kit – Landscape DIY Embroidery Set. Create a peaceful handmade embroidery artwork with this counted cross stitch kit featuring a quiet landscape design. The finished embroidery size is approximately 34 x 28 cm, making it a beautiful decorative piece for home decor, wall art, or a thoughtful handmade gift. [...]
VTG Nouvelle Cross stich Kit #12105 “July Day In The Countryside” Complete NEW. This is a Nouvelle cross-stitch kit (Artikel 12105) Called “Julidag op het land” (July day in the countryside) by Cornelis Jetses. New sealed in package. Hard to find and rare. Jetses drew this scene in 1909, and it is a well-known depiction [...]
