COSMO Manmaru Frame
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What Kind of Kit Is “Manmaru Frame”?
COSMO®’s long-selling embroidery kit “Manmaru Frame” is, as the name suggests, a cross-stitch kit for stitching cute designs into a round frame.
Its greatest feature is how “easy it is to start.” It is designed so that children and beginners can do cross-stitch easily. It is perfect as a first step for those new to embroidery.
Why It Is Kind to Children and Beginners
Manmaru Frame is packed with thoughtful details so first-timers can enjoy stitching without getting lost.
The fabric is colored cloth with large, easy-to-count squares. The thread can be stitched vigorously with all 6 strands as-is, so stitches progress quickly and the finish looks impressive. The needles and eye holes are also large, making the thread easy to pass through.
The instruction booklet (recipe) includes furigana readings for kanji taught in upper elementary school. There is also a QR code for video explanations, so stitch steps that are hard to understand from text alone can be followed while watching. Care has been taken so you do not get lost about where to start stitching, making it well suited for parents and children to work on together.
All Materials Included—Ready to Display as-Is
Manmaru Frame is an all-in-one kit that lets you start embroidering with this alone.
The set includes COSMO No.25 embroidery thread (100% cotton), embroidery fabric (100% cotton), an embroidery needle, a round frame, and an instruction booklet with the design. There is no need to gather tools separately.
And once finished, simply set it into the included frame. Because it is ready to display right away, the enjoyment after making spreads—hanging it in a room or giving it as a gift.
Choose Your Favorite from Cute Designs
Designs include animals such as dogs, rabbits, elephants, and bears, as well as plant motifs like sunflowers and cherries—cute patterns that make you want to stitch them.
A small piece nestled in a round frame has a warm presence when displayed. Why not pick a favorite design first and casually debut into cross-stitch?