Counted Stitching 16ct/65 stitches "Counted stitching," as the name suggests, is a general term for embroidery techniques where you count the threads of the fabric. Techniques such as cross-stitch and kogin-zashi, which involve counting threads to stitch, are all included in "counted stitching." In this kit, several easy-to-stitch techniques are combined to create the pattern. It's a lovely, small, plump coin purse. The inside is made of colored (plain) cotton fabric. Difficulty: Beginner to Intermediate Estimated creation time: 5-9 hours □Kit contents (materials) ・COSMO No. 25 embroidery floss (100% cotton) ・Embroidery fabric (100% cotton) ・Embroidery needle ・Clasp frame ・Paper cord ・Instructions with pattern ・Pattern Embroidery fabric details: Java Cloth 65 89 Frozen Blue/No. 2705 99 Ecru/No. 2704 □Finished size: Approximately 7 cm (H) x 6 cm (W), 1.5 cm (gusset width) □Package size: Approximately 18 cm (H) x 15 cm (W) (with hook) □Country of origin: Thread/Fabric: Japan □Order unit: 1
