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Cats and Dogs Cross Stitch Kits with a Difference!

Wednesday, 3rd of June 2015

 Labrador Cross Stitch Kit  Kitten Cross Stitch KitAnimal cross stitch kits stand next to birth samplers and Christmas themed patterns as the most popular choice of needlecraft designs. Even in the embroidered animal kingdom itself however, no two animals

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Guide to Choosing The Right Needlecraft Supplies

Wednesday, 15th of April 2015

It's fair to say that any hobby that doesn't require any dedication isn't worth dedicating yourself to. Thankfully needlecraft's many forms, from cross stitch to tapestry, each require at least a little bit of investment, whether that be in learning new

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Needlecraft Brand Focus: Anette Eriksson

Wednesday, 8th of April 2015

Spring has sprung and that means it is time to freshen up and brighten up our surroundings. Bang on trend cross stitch kits and homeware from Scandinavian brand Anette Eriksson hit the mark perfectly. These are contemporary designs on functional products that

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6 Ideal Cross Stitch Kits for the Artsy Home

Friday, 20th of March 2015

One thing not said often enough about cross stitch kits is how versatile they can be. Whilst all embroidery is inherently for decoration, there's lots of patterns available that can be used to create jewellery or trinket boxes, unique handmade greeting cards

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Find Daily Inspiration in Sayings Cross Stitch Kits

Wednesday, 11th of February 2015

We've spoken at length on the Past Impressions blog about how cross stitching, tapestry and all other forms of needlecraft are as good for your soul as any healthy serving of chicken soup. Having looked at how crafting as a whole can improve your health as

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Product Spotlight: Tatty Teddy Cross Stitch Kits

Wednesday, 4th of February 2015

It's hard to figure out exactly what makes a successful cross stitch character. Every year countless designers and illustrators try to design the next Winnie the Pooh or Peter Rabbit, seeking that combination of familiarity and adorableness that will win

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