Caterpillar Cross Stitch has given me a hobby I am truly passionate about!
The kits arrive beautifully packaged with high-quality supplies that make every project a joy to work on. The patterns are clear, fun, and thoughtfully designed to suit all skill levels.
— Annabelle
Caterpillar Cross Stitch has completely renewed my love of cross stitch!
I’ve had various kits over the years but these are the most relaxing to complete and always come with more than enough thread to complete the projects.
— Sandra
I bought my first stitch-a-long in 2019, and have never looked back. The kits are second to none, and first class! If you're a beginner, you'll find them so easy to stitch.
The fantastic Facebook group is so supportive you can get advice if you need it.
— Tony
Teaching a child to cross stitch is one of those simple pleasures that creates lasting memories. Whether you're passing on a skill learned from your own parents or grandparents, or picking up a needle for the first time alongside your child, the experience of creating something together is genuinely rewarding.
If you're looking for a new hobby that's calming, creative, and keeps your hands busy, you've probably come across both crochet and cross stitch. Both crafts have devoted followings, and both offer genuine benefits for your wellbeing. But they're quite different in practice, and knowing which one suits your lifestyle can save you time, money, and frustration.
January brings a familiar urge to start fresh. As the decorations come down and the routine returns, many of us look for something new to bring into our lives. If you have been considering a creative hobby but are not sure where to begin, cross stitch might be exactly what you are looking for.