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Whether you've just picked up your first beginner cross stitch kit or you're a few projects in and still feeling confused by some of the terminology, this guide will help you understand the essential cross stitch terms and acronyms that crop up time and time again.
If you've been cross stitching for a while and are looking for ways to build on your skills, transforming your favourite photos into unique cross stitch designs is a brilliant way to challenge yourself whilst creating something truly meaningful.
Here we share 5 simple cross stitches for beginners to start with which will help you gain valuable experience and also build your confidence, while allowing you to create beautiful designs that you can be proud of.
Don't let a mistake put you off cross stitching! We're here to support you through how to avoid making common cross stitching mistakes, and how to correct any errors you spot.
Discover which fabric is right for you. In this guide, we’re going to look at the three main types of fabric used by cross stitchers: aida, evenweave, and linen. We cover the reasons why you might want to choose one or the other, as well as the benefits and disadvantages of each.
Taking the time to prepare your fabric for cross stitching will ensure that you get the best results from your finished piece. This post will show you exactly how to prep your fabric, as well as share some of our top tips and tricks to help you achieve the very best results possible.
Back stitching can really make a big difference to the finished result of your cross stitch projects. In this post, we will cover what back stitching is in more detail and how to master the technique so that you can use it in your projects.
In this post, we look at the benefits of using small cross stitch designs for your next project, as well as sharing our top tips on how to make the most of them.
Get started on your cross stitch journey with our beginners guide on how to start cross stitching. From the equipment you need, to creating your first stitch and improving your skills, our guide will support you with all you need to know.
