Black Aida Cross Stitch Fabric - Stitched Modern

With easy-to-count holes, Aida is a great fabric for all types of cross stitch projects. This 100% cotton fabric has an even weave for perfect stitches. The fabric count indicates how many stitches per inch there are. For example, 14-count fabric has 14 stitches per inch. Please note that the color may vary depending o

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This Aida fabric will make a perfect base for your next cross stitch project. It has a natural mesh that facilitates cross stitching and because these canvases are stretched over a wood frame, there is plenty of stiffness. This 14-count Aida fabric will make a perfect base for your next cross stitch project. Aida cloth is an open-weave, even-weave fabric used for cross stitch embroidery.

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With easy-to-count holes, Aida is a great fabric for all types of cross stitch projects. This 100% cotton fabric has an even weave for perfect

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With easy-to-count holes, Aida is a great fabric for all types of cross stitch projects. This 100% cotton fabric has an even weave for perfect

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