Mod Zoo Birth Record a Cross Stitch Kit by Dimensions
DIMENSIONS-Baby Hugs: Counted Cross Stitch Kit: Birth Record. Gorgeous designs, vibrant colors, the highest quality materials are all things that Dimensions brings to you in each of their needlework kits. This kit includes: 14 count Aida, cotton thread, thread sorter, needle and easy to follow instructions with alphabet and numbers for personalization. Finished size: 9x12in. Design: Mod Zoo. Designer: Wendy Bentley. Imported.
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SKU:
406298
Project Specifications:
Project Size
12"x9"
Floss
Cotton floss
Fabric
14 Count
MSRP:
$23.19
Our Price:
$20.87
Designed by:
Wendy Bentley
Copyright:
Wendy Bentley
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Customer Reviews
So very cute
It’s always a pleasure when you’re working on a cute project. This one was just delightful. Logical in its design it was easy to do just a little part or a big chunk and still feel I was achieving something and making progress. Huge success for the family I gave it to.
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Orna on 9/7/2023
I just finished the matching quilt. I'll start on the birth record next - but the baby isn't coming until next week, so I don't know her first name yet! Should be fun.
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Sharon on 5/9/2013
wonderful bright colors, preseparated threads- what more could you ask for? Wonderful gift for boy or girl baby.
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Deanna on 5/11/2011
Chit Chat
Please help !
What size needle work frame do i need for a 9×12 ??
Feeling disappointed
I was under the impression that if asked a question, someone would reply.
But i was very wrong,...since no one replied to a question asked a week ago.
Grateful
Thanks a million !!
pattern
Is there ant way that I can just purchase the pattern for the birth record and not the kit?
Storing floss
Looking for an effective way to store leftover floss from multiple projects....
ordering thread and cloth
I'm looking for the place where I order the extras. Are thread and cloth included with this?
thread
Does this tell me what number floss is used in case I need more?
Thread
I'm not at that point yet, but where can I get extra thread if I run low or out?
