Helpful Cross-Stitch Information

Using hand-dyed cross-stitch fabric offers many advantages that can elevate your projects and make them stand out! Here's a breakdown of the main benefits and why so many cross-stitchers love using hand-dyed fabric:

Hand-dyed cross-stitch fabric is popular among stitchers for its unique, one-of-a-kind look. It adds a touch of artistry and individuality to your projects. Here's a breakdown of how hand-dyed cross-stitch fabric is made, including common m...

There are several popular brands of cross-stitch floss that vary in quality, color range, and price. Here's a guide to the most common floss brands used by cross-stitchers, including their unique features and pros and cons.

There are several types of embroidery floss used in cross-stitch, each with unique properties that affect the look, feel, and difficulty of your project. Here's a breakdown of the different types of floss used in cross-stit...

Cross-stitch is typically done on fabrics that have an even, grid-like weave to make it easier to create uniform stitches. Here’s a breakdown of the main types of fabric used for cross-stitch and their characteristics:

There are 7 new counted cross-stitch patterns that have been added to the store in the past few weeks - check them out here!

In the cross-stitch community, like in many hobbyist circles, there are several slang terms and abbreviations that are commonly used. These terms help stitchers communicate more efficiently about their projects and techniques. Here are some of the m...

Here are ten ways cross-stitch can be good for your health:1. **Stress Reduction**: Focusing on a cross-stitch project can be a meditative process, helping to all...

Yes, kids can certainly engage in cross-stitch safely, and it can be a wonderful activity for them. However, it's important to consider their age and maturity level, as well as to take some precautions to ensure their safety and enjoyment. Here are ...

I'll admit this topic confuses me somewhat, and it definitely confuses my friends and family. When I tell them about my cross-stitch, they always respond with a question about why that isn't needlepoint or embroidery. So what are the big differences...