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SKILL LEVEL
Beginner
Learn more about how we rank pattern difficulty
We firmly believe that anyone can cross stitch with patience and perseverance, but sometimes it helps to understand how time-consuming or challenging a pattern will be to create. Here's how we rate the difficulty of our patterns:
Beginner, 1/5 - Appropriate for a true beginner, simple stitches and fewer colors.
Advanced Beginner, 2/5 - Achievable for beginners who are willing to learn a new skill, may include more types of stitches or fun details that you haven't tried before.
Intermediate, 3/5 - More details, types of stitches and larger patterns.
Advanced, 4/5 - Still achievable, but patterns will include more details, colors and types of stitches maybe unfamiliar to beginners. These will take longer to create due to their complexities and added textures.
Challenging, 5/5 - Complex projects that are craft heavy in detail, texture and color. Still achievable, but prepare to spend a long time making these.
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a fun project!
a fun project!
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My favorite! This one is bigger than the other cross stitches, 6' but that only makes it better! and it's the same freakin price as the smaller ones. 10/10. in order to save some floss I worked 1 letter at a time, rather than working in really long rows. It's what youtube recommends (a great resource!). I was scared the black thread would show through the white cloth, but I followed the instructions in the download and between the batting and felt backing they recommend and walk you through no light shines through the back, so you can't see any tails! Highly recommend finishing to their instructions because my hoop back was a mess! Can't wait to order from them again!
Learn About Junebug & Darlin
The love of slow crafts, nature and sass have inspired the business for over 8 years. We're constantly putting out new designs to entice makers to pick up a needle and join in the process of cross stitching.
