A soft-eyed bear cub crowned with wild flowers inside a stitched teal frame — a design at home in a child's room or in a living room. Linen at 30 count is usually worked over two threads with one strand of stranded cotton per stitch, giving a fine-grained result that suits the many shades of the fur.
Everything needed for the stitching is in the box, threads included and already sorted on the organiser. The frame shown in the photo is not included: once finished, the piece can be laced over a mount board or taken to a framer. A hoop or stretcher frame makes the work easier, and good light helps with the closest shades.