14 black count aida : 29 results priced between £2.00 and £75.00

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Top quality blockweave fabric for easy on the eye stitching

Quick Overview Black 14-Count DMC AidaThis 14-Count, 100% cotton Black Aida is great for a many cross stitch projects. The count size refers to how many holes there are per inch of fabric. These pieces have 14holes per inch, which is ideal for all your cross stitching needs. The higher the count the smaller the stitches.If you would like to work out what size fabric you need for your charted design. Count how many squares there are in each direction of your chart and divide by the count of your fabric...

DMC Aida, ideal for cross stitch with its precise square pattern weave. It has a special fabric finish making it easy to use. It is easy care and colourfast.

Papyrus boats with cabins and steering oars constituted the primary method of transportation throughout the Egyptian period. It was, therefore, believed that the gods themselves travelled in such boats, particularly the sun god Re, depicted in this design as a solar disc. According to mythology, Re possessed two barques, Mandjet and...

Gold Standard 14 count aida fabric, high quality cross stitch fabric woven from 100% cotton. This is 33% heavier so can be stitched without a hoop.

The crook was carried by kings, gods and high officials. It derived from a shepherd's staff, and in this form, it was carried by Anedijti, the shepherd god. Later, it was depicted as a smaller sceptre, and it came to denote the carrier as a 'ruler'. The crook is often depicted being held with the flail across the chest. Opinions differ ...

This design is based on a detail from a Morris & Co. wallpaper called 'Orchard'. It was probably designed by Henry Dearle on behalf of William Morris during the early 1890s. The orange tree itself is encircled by the acanthus foliage so typical of Morris' designs.

This counted cross stitch design is based on a ceramic tile from the house of the renowned Victorian artist Lord Leighton. The original 16th century Iznik tiles, which Leighton brought back from Turkey, were damaged in transit, so William de Morgan was commissioned to make some replica tiles.

The Counted Cross Stitch kit contains threads (floss), fabric, needle, chart and instructions. Or try our pattern pack leaving you free to vary the fabric material, count or even colour.

The ankh is probably the most familiar of all hieroglyphics, although the origin of it is rather obscure: some believe it to represent a sandal strap, a knot, or an elaborate bow. The meaning of this symbol is, however, clearly that of 'life'. The ankh remained in use throughout the Egyptian period, being eventually absorbed into the...

Price is for a stitcher's quarter, 19½ x 21½" (50 x 55 cm). For larger quantities, simply enter multiple units and we will cut in one piece for you.

Details Fans are extremely collectable these days, perhaps as they are a wonderful reminder of more elegant times. Popular as both an accessory and a necessity, fans were produced from an array of materials and decorated in the height of fashion. Create in stitches a beautiful black lace fan with gently shimmering mother of pearl sticks. These are worked in Cross stitch first with the Blackwork 'lace' stitched over the top so the mother of pearl gently shows through. A combination of variegated...

One unit is pre-packed stitcher's quarter, measuring 50 x 55 cm (19½ x 21½") approx.

Details Red pandas look very different from their better known black-and-white relatives. With their deep chestnut coloured coats, long, bushy, ringed tails and white cheeks and whiskers, they lookk more like raccoons. they live in forests high in the Himalayan mountains and feed mostly on bamboo leaves. This special Cross stitch design pictures a Red panda in a favourite place - high up in a tree - and shows off his elegant tail.

Details Chartres cathedral is perhaps France’s finest example of gothic architecture and is home to an impressive and extensive collection of original medieval stained glass. There are three rose windows and the South Rose which depicts the Glorification of Christ is the inspiration for this beautiful interpretation in Cross stitch. The black fabric gives the colours of the stitches a radiance to echo the original and the rich hues are achieved with the blending of threads in solid and multicolour...

Details Zebras are closely related to the horse, but are easily distinguished by their striking stripes. The most common colouring in our minds is probably black and white, but this can vary enormously, often varying to brown grey and white shades.

Details This glorious design sparkles with every stitch to recreate a rose window inspired by the oldest of Reims Cathedral’s stained glass windows. The stitching gleams to give the embroidery an almost beadlike effect which is enhanced by the darkness of the black fabric. For a more muted result, the window can be worked without the inclusion of any blending filament at all which still produces an impressive embroidery.

Details It is summertime, so why not try your hand at working on a dark fabric while the light is at its best. You will find that you stitch as much by touch, with the needle, as you do by sight and that black fabric is not anything like as scary as you might have thought. These two designs are typical of Pietre Dure from Florence. Fellow travellers will know that I can and do spend hours in the wonderful museum devoted to this art in Florence. Indeed, I am know to forego the pleasure of ‘fine’...

Details It is summertime, so why not try your hand at working on a dark fabric while the light is at its best. You will find that you stitch as much by touch, with the needle, as you do by sight and that black fabric is not anything like as scary as you might have thought. These two designs are typical of Pietre Dure from Florence. Fellow travellers will know that I can and do spend hours in the wonderful museum devoted to this art in Florence. Indeed, I am know to forego the pleasure of ‘fine’...

Details This glorious design sparkles with every stitch to recreate a rose window inspired by the oldest of Reims Cathedral’s stained glass windows. The stitching gleams to give the embroidery an almost beadlike effect which is enhanced by the darkness of the black fabric. For a more muted result, the window can be worked without the inclusion of any blending filament at all which still produces an impressive embroidery.

Details There are nine important breeds of pony native to the British Isles, known as 'mountain and moorland' breeds. They are renowned for their hardiness in surviving and thriving in these terrains, making them surefooted and more intelligent than their thoroughbred cousins. This series of designs begins with the West Country ponies. The Dartmoor pony is either black, bay or brown and does not exceed twelve hands. The Exmoor pony shares these characteristics along with their placid nature, but...