Wild charm

This month, we bring you a selection of kits for those wanting to start cross stitch or progress their basic skills without using finer fabrics or different stitches. Hellebore, Pansies and yellow Tul

We used a tester pot of paint to paint our plain wooden frame so it coordinated perfectly with the stitching Designed by: Susan Bates Stitch count: 100 high x 75 wide vase; 48 high x 38 wide card Desi

Egypt is a country overflowing with history, archaeology and landmarks – the Pyramids of Giza and the Valley of the Kings, for example – that have stood the test of time. The writing system they used

One of our favourite illustrators whose pieces we love to turn into cross stitch is Cherelle Brown of KitsCH Noir. This attentive gardener is another one to add to the growing portfolio of Cherelle’s

HeIlo everyone! Welcome to the fourth part of our stitch-a-long. This design makes me feel so cosy and loved, thinking about the friends I hold dear to me. This month is all about support, being there

A lot of us turn to craft to help us relax after a long day, to unwind and feel productive in making something we can display in our homes, give as gifts or just because. Cross stitch has many benefit