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Whether you are new to cross-stitching or been stitching for years, finding supplies for a product can be a difficult task if you don't have a physical store near you. Here you will find multiple options for fabric, floss, and even instructional tutorials.
Any retail cross-stitching store can provide you with the fabric you need. In many cases you will want to call them directly to specifiy what you need:
Be mindful that some options may be temporarily unavailble. Recent supply chain issues over the past few years have made it difficult to keep certain fabric in stock for many stores.
To Find A Local Needlework Shop Near You, Check Out Needle Travel.
Some of the bigger online cross-stitching sites also have some great fabric options.
Everything Cross Stitch | 123Stitch | Cross Stitch World |
Other Options For Finding Fabric:
One of the best options when it comes to finding just the right fabric for your project is on Etsy. Below is a list of Fabric sellers on Etsy** that I recommend based on personal experience, shop ratings, and customer reviews:
Aida Fabric On Etsy
Stitched Modern | Millions Of Stitches |
ZeleNava | My Vintage Needle Arts |
Quilt Sew Stitch Shop |
Linen Options On Etsy
Floss And Fabrics | Primrose Cottages | Stitched Modern |
Hollis Hands Create | Yarn Stories | My Vintage Needle Arts |
Farmer's Attic | Millions Of Stitches | ZeleNava |
Easy Count Fabric On Etsy (pre-gridded fabric)
Dyeing For Cross Stitch | CrossnCrafts |
Million Of Stitches | My Vintage Needle Arts |
I recommend checking out Needle Travel to find a local needlework shop near you to see these floss options in person.
I only provide DMC floss color options for my patterns. It's what I stitch with the most and I find it's the easiest/cheapest floss for most of my customers to get.
I recommend Everything Cross Stitch when it comes to getting your floss online. I've used them in the past multiple times and been happy. Otherwise, supporting smaller stores on Etsy is another good choice. The following links are directly to these stores' DMC floss listings.
Million Of Stitches | Farmers Attic | SouthPassBeads |
My favorite type of needle is a tapestry needle. Tapestry needles have a rounded end tip and are easier (for me) to use and also don't hurt nearly as much when you stab yourself while stitching. You can find these almost anywhere there are crafting supplies. Want a few Etsy options?
Sizes of needles are personal preference but I usually use size 26 for my 25 ct fabric. Size 24 is what I use for 18 ct fabric.
**I might earn a tiny commision if you purchase products through Etsy links