Aida 14 count - Lambswool

Aida 14 count - LambswoolAida is a fabric grid of open squares, made by weaving groups of threads to form blocks. Aida is a type of evenweave, meaning that it has the same number of threads per inch both horizontally and vertically. But what makes Aida unique is its well defined grid each square is easily seen and is where youll form each stitch. Perfect for counted embroidery techniques like cross stitch and blackwork! Course fabrics with low thread counts (such as 14 count

Lots of stars on a multi-color grid background

so it's so much quicker

7 inches on Aida 14-ct or Linen/Evenweave 28-ct (stitched over 2)

but it's worth it for a statement piece such as this

fat eighths

Features 1 throw size

The super-thin tip allows easy access to tight spaces

Make a quilt for any occasion with this pattern by Madison Cottage Design

Make a quilt inspired by beads with this pattern by Modern Handcraft

Grab some 5" squares (or fat eighths) and have fun sewing

Make either a 3-color modern or a multi-color scrappy version

Sample shown was stitched with DMC Embroidery floss on Linen 28-count - Touch of Yellow (over 2 threads) and displayed on a 7 x 7 board