Cross stitch kit on watersoluble canvas "Dragon scientist" 9x9xcm SV-806
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Kit contains: water-soluble canvas 14 counts, floss threads PNK named after Kirov 16 colors, sorted on an organizer, needle, diagram and embroidery guide.
1. Place the canvas on the product so that the bottom five rows of canvas go inside the pocket.
2. Baste the canvas around the perimeter with white threads, retreating two squares from the edge. Make a mark by first aligning the middle of the embroidery with the middle of the pocket.
3. Start embroidering from the bottom edge of the outline, retreating one cell from the basting. Embroider in horizontal rows, moving from bottom to top. Attention! Perform French knots after removing the canvas.
4. When finished embroidering, remove the basting stitches.
5. Place the product in warm water (40-50 C°) for 5-20 minutes, and then rinse under running warm water to completely remove any remaining canvas.
6. Dry and iron according to the instructions on the product.
Attention! When using a hoop, the fabric may stretch and distort the design. When embroidering on knitwear, it is recommended to strengthen the embroidery area with adhesive dublerin on the wrong side.
TAGS: dragon, symbol of the year.
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Composition: plastic canvas Aida No. 14, floss threads of 25 colors, disassembled on an organizer, a needle, a diagram and an embroidery guide. Size: 19 * 13
Composition: plastic canvas Aida No. 14, floss threads of 25 colors, disassembled on an organizer, a needle, a diagram and an embroidery guide. Size: 19 * 13
Kit contains: water-soluble canvas 14 counts, floss threads PNK named after Kirov 16 colors, sorted on an organizer, needle, diagram and embroidery guide.
