Refer to the color symbol guide in the instructions. Look in the third column (the column with the hands separating the floss). The number in that column tells you how many strands you’ll need for each color in each
stitch.
Depending on your skill level, kits can be completed in as little as one day to one week.
Yes. Package instructions include step-by-step stitching diagrams and finishing instructions for each kit.
Crewel is usually worked on linen that is stamped with the outline of the design. You follow the chart to fill in the areas. The design is worked up with wool yarn on a satin
stitch.
Pull the brush along in an uneven line.
Cross the vine with other lines to make an intertwining look.
The blue ink is washable- you
stitch it first and then wash it so the ink disappears. The multicolor ink is permanent. It will not disappear. The choice is yours for how you like to
stitch.
Needlepoint is usually worked on canvas that is printed with the design. You fill in the design areas with yarn. Needlepoint is “full coverage” which means that no canvas is exposed when the design is complete. The design is usually worked up with wool yarn in a continenta...
The kits range from beginner to intermediate.
Yes, all kits include fabric, needle, floss, instruction sheet, and any accessories (such as plastic frame or hoop) that are required for finishing the kit.
You can download our Bucilla to DMC conversion chart as a PDF to make sure you're using the appropriate floss for your kit.