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- Craft: Counted Cross Stitch
- Title: Kitty Litter
- By: Dimensions Gold Collection
- Size: 18" x 9" (46 x 23 cm)
This is a new and unopened complete COUNTED crosstitch kit entitled "Kitty Litter." This is a cute design of a litter of 8 tiny kitty cats in gray, orange and tabby snuggled warmly for nap time. These mischievous kittens sleep in a woven sewing or knitting basket filled with balls of colorful yarn. Two delicate butterflies peek down on these adorable felines. Perfect for any lover of kitty cats, knitting or sewing basket and adorable projects for any room of the house!!!
Included in the package: ivory 18 count Aida xstitch fabric, color-coded thread card with pre-sorted 6-strand 100% cotton embroidery floss, needle, chart and easy to follow instructions ~ Everything you need to complete this CrossStitch project!
This xstitch kit is from The Gold Collection by Dimensions and is designed by Braldt Bralds and licensed by Greenwich Workshop. The finished size is 18" x 9" (46 x 23 cm) and the fabric size is 22" x 13" (56 x 33 cm).
Kit No. 35184 / UPC: 088677351847
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beautiful, but the low quality floss
I started this project a while ago, and I am not finished. I do get frustrated over it, as it requires to change colours pretty often if you want to avoid mistakes (the key contains more than 50 colour symbols! Quite a few asking for strands of 2 different threads). I just read elsewhere that Dimensions are known for not always providing the right quantity of floss (especially if you make mistakes) and on top of it, these flosses are not of great quality as they tangle and make knots pretty easily, which is very annoying and contributes to the frustation. I wish they'd use regular DMC threads, better quality plus easy to buy later if needed. I can't wait for the end result, but I pray I will have enough to finish it. One colour asks for 4, 5 or even 6 threads, I might take one less, just to be on the safe side.
