Povitrulya Animal Cross Stitch Kit 'London' - Brown Horse Embroidery Set with Counted Pattern

I haven't completed this yet but I'm far enough in to give a fair review - almost halfway finished.My primary concerns with a new brand of kit were the quality of the fabric and the quality of the embroidery floss, and I'm pleased to say I'm quite happy on both points. I've found sometimes that some flosses in particular can be highly prone to knotting, but this stuff behaves itself nicely. (I do still get the occasional knot but that's my fault for preferring to use longer pieces than I really should.)The design itself is very cute, and it comes with a nicely printed color chart that makes it easy to track where you are and what you need to do next.The floss is also divided up already - I did have to go through and label which color went with which symbol, but that wasn't too hard with an extra fine sharpie. I'd much rather have to do that part myself but get the floss already separated by color than in the last kit I got (from a different company) where everything was just sent in one big hank and I had to spend my first evening just figuring out which color was which.All in all I am very happy and will definitely look at this brand again when I'm ready for a new kit to work on.

I have been cross stitching since i was about 7 years old. I love to work on pictures in my down time. This was a very pretty picture of a horse. In comparison to some I have done this is a fairly simple picture, perhaps would be good for someone who is still new to the craft. I wouldnt say this would be a beginners piece but someone who has minimal experience should be just fine with this piece. The kit comes with everything you need. cloth, needle, thread, and instructions/ color key. I like to frame my pieces when I am finished with them but I suppose you could make a pillow or whatever you wanted to do with this once it was complete. Price is reasonable and the quality is nice

If you’re looking for a fun and easy way to create a beautiful piece of art, look no further than the Animal Cross Stitch Kit ‘London’. This kit features a charming scene of a brown horse and London’s Big Ben in the background, and it comes with everything you need to complete it.The kit includes a detailed and clear color pattern, a white canvas, natural cotton threads, a needle, and instructions. The pattern is easy to follow and the colors are vibrant and harmonious. The canvas is made of 100% cotton and has 16 count Aida fabric, which means it has 16 stitches per inch. The threads are also 100% cotton and come in 14 different colors. The needle is metal and sharp, so be careful not to poke yourself!The best part about this kit is that it is partly stitched, which means you don’t have to work the entire background. This saves you time and makes the embroidery process more enjoyable. You only have to stitch the horse, the clock tower, and some details on the sky and the grass. The rest of the background is left white, which creates a nice contrast and makes the main elements stand out.The finished size of this cross stitch project is 5.51" х 6.69" (14 cm х 17 cm), which is perfect for framing or displaying on a wall. You can also use it as a gift for someone who loves horses or London, or both! I think this kit would make a great addition to any cross stitcher’s collection, or a wonderful way to start one.I was overjoyed to see that it was a Ukrainian product. Awesome!I hope you enjoyed my review of the Animal Cross Stitch Kit ‘London’. If you decide to buy it, I’m sure you’ll have a lot of fun stitching it and admiring your work. Happy stitching!

This is a great picture to learn how to cross stitch with. Teaching my grandchildren and they are loving it.

This is a nice kit for an advanced beginner who wants to extend their counted cross stitch experience with thing like half stitches. The kit has really decent threads and material. The most difficult thing is the pattern. I love working with colored patterns as they can often help a stitcher know if color they are using is the correct hue. Also, some manufacturers use the same symbols in different color backgrounds, so color patterns are important. But the colors of this pattern are too dark and too small for people with vision issues when working with small print. Otherwise, this is a nice kit.