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Front Cushion: Sailboat in moonlight

Name: Front Cushion: Sailboat in moonlight
Brand: Vervaco
SKU: 157377
Price: 47.11 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

Cross-stitch kit

From: Vervaco

Full cross stitch, 16" x 16"; 40 cm x 40 cm, the kit contains:

full colour printed canvas, 18 holes/10cm (cushion front)
sufficient acrylic yarns (10 colours)
clear working instructions in English, Italian, French, German and Spanish
an "I Stitch by Vervaco" DIY-label
a suitable needle
a large colour picture

Please note: the kit does not include the cushion/padding, but the complete materials to stitch the front part of the cushion cover.

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Technique	Cross stitch on printed canvas
Brand and code	Vervaco – PN-0187488
Design	Sailboat with dark blue sails on a blue-green sea, with a full moon and clouds behind
Canvas	100% cotton, colour-printed, 18 holes per 10 cm (4.5 stitches per inch)
Finished size	Approx. 40 × 40 cm (16 × 16 in)
Kit contents	Printed canvas (cushion front) Sufficient acrylic yarn, 10 colours Embroidery needle 'I Stitch by Vervaco' DIY label Large full-colour picture of the finished piece Multilingual instructions (English included)
Not included	Backing fabric, zip and cushion pad
Level	Very easy, as stated by the manufacturer
Recommended age	From 6 years
EAN	5413480611881

Description

A sailboat under a full moon, worked in cross stitch on a canvas that is already printed in colour: there is no counting involved, you simply follow the printed squares. The large holes and the thick acrylic yarn make the stitching quick and easy to handle, which suits beginners and anyone stitching alongside children.

The kit covers the front of the cushion cover only: to make up a cushion you will also need backing fabric, a zip if you like, and a pad of the right size. The finished piece can equally be framed or used as a decorative panel. A large frame or stretcher is handy if you prefer to work with the canvas held taut.