Aida 18 count - Opalescent White

Aida 18 count - Opalescent WhiteAida is a fabric grid of open squares, made by weaving groups of threads to form blocks. Aida is a type of evenweave, meaning that it has the same number of threads per inch both horizontally and vertically. But what makes Aida unique is its well defined grid each square is easily seen and is where youll form each stitch. Perfect for counted embroidery techniques like cross stitch and blackwork! Course fabrics with low thread counts (such as 14 count

It is so soft that it is often referred to as ‘imitation silk’

for a 3/8" grid: mark each hole

Make a simple yet striking quilt with this pattern by Then Came June

The luscious silky soft drape makes Dream Bamboo a quilt batting beyond compare

The easy-to-install zipper closure keeps contents secure

Use yardage in 9 colors to make a beautifully blended color gradient

It's also great for making friendship bracelets

perfect for quick access when traveling or shopping

A bundle of 15 skeins of DMC Embroidery Floss representing the colors needed to make the Brew Crew cross stitch pattern by Counting Puddles

Brilliantly packaged in a delightful little vial with a cork top

Here it is: Pocket Notebook Cover Sewing Pattern - Digital

made by weaving single threads to form a grid that has the same number of threads per inch both horizontally and vertically