Other Cross Stitch Designers Reviews

I find doing cross stitch patterns very relaxing and fascinating the way that lots of small coloured squared can actually when finished become a picture. You need a lot of patience to do a cross stitch design which I found out when I realised I had counted some squares wrong and have to remove some stitches and do them all again! I ...  Read the complete review

Heritage Stitchcraft are doing a brilliant job. They've made their kits available at many gift stores nationwide. They are appropriately themed with the content in those stores, targetting places of cultural interest. They have a good medieval/historical selection which means that their designs can include original tapestry ...  Read the complete review

I am an avid cross stitcher I started on kits a couple of years ago and now design some of my own using books and a computer programme. But when I started the first kit I bought was a Designer Stitches Whinnie the Pooh bib set to stitch for my nephews. I still buy the odd Pooh Bear kit as I find them a joy to stitch, the colours are ...  Read the complete review

I had never tried cross stitch until I stopped smoking and needed to find something to do with my hands. The Winnie The Pooh designs appealed to me because I have always loved the characters in A.A. Milne's book. There are a number of designs available in this series (designed by Debbie Minton.) If you get tired of Pooh you can go on ...  Read the complete review

I love cross stitch. I first got into it when I was bought a kit whilst recovering from appendicitis (ouch!). My first thought was that I had had tissue removed not my youth! But 6 weeks is a long time to be resting and so I looked at the kit and before long I was hooked. Cross stitch is similar to tapestry you build a picture using ...  Read the complete review