Light Beige Linen Needlework Embroidery Fabric Cross Stitching Plain Solid Color Aida Cloth Rose Flavor

The fabric came quickly and is as expected. Good quality.

GREAT

I got this to do my first embroidery pieces on and I’m overall satisfied. The thread count seems to be good enough to get decent detail on the work and I haven’t had too many issues with it breaking due to the tension of my embroidery (I’m super new at it so I’ve been a little rough a couple of times). I’m knocking off 1 star because there are some odd threads of color laced into this fabric. They seem to only be up to a half inch long but I’ve found very thin metallic gold, light blue, and pink strands in this fabric so far. It isn’t a big deal where I’m going to cover it up, and they’re not really obvious at first glance, but there are a couple areas where I’ve had to do my best to carefully remove a random bit of color near the edge of something I’m embroidering (I’ve just used my needle to lightly pull at them).

The media could not be loaded. The color is amazing, it came exactly like the photo !

Honestly not impressed. I do punch needle with this fabric and I ordered it thinking it would work. When I go to use it the threads just separate from the fabric and it’s cheaply made and doesn’t even work well.

Really great foundation for finer needle punching. No broken threads when I ripped out a section. Bounces back perfectly. Will order again!

For the price I was skeptical of what I would be getting when I ordered this cloth. Some reviews are great, others not. I took a chance. First thing right out of the package is the stiff and rough feel of the cloth, it definitely had a heavy sizing/starch on it. I soaked it in hot water with detergent for 30 minutes, rinsed and dried. It lost it's stiffness but none of it's roughness and it raveled like crazy with just gentle swishing around in the sink - DO NOT PUT THIS FABRIC IN THE WASHER! The fabric is semi-sheer, it's lightweight stuff, flimsy even. Could one use this for embroidery or needle punch? Possibly but with an iron on backing applied such as Shape Flex by Pellon. I cut the piece in half and soaked one half in a walnut crystals solution to *age* it. I then microwaved the dyed piece for 3 minutes to set the dye and and some *age* lines. You can see the difference in my photos. I'll use the dyed piece for some grungy primitive looking dolls most likely. In the 2nd photo with the arrows, you'll see the fold lines from where the fabric was in the package. I was really surprised these didn't relax after soaking the cloth in hot water, it's like the creases are permanent. Oh well, you get what you pay for so I'm not disappointed really BUT the title of the product is MISLEADING and should be change ASAP!!

Loved the quality, not too stiff but strong. Used it to create my embroidery art pieces.