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1. www.gathered.how › needlework › cross-stitch10 top tips to turn cross stitch into cash - Gathered

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   10 ways to make money from cross stitch patterns. 1. Start with cards. Cross stitched cards are an ideal way to test out selling cross stitch as they are quick to stitch and easy to sell – and most people will send several cards throughout the year for various occasions, from birthdays to anniversaries!

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3. thexstitchingrunner.blog › 2019/09/01 › how-muchHow much money is your cross stitch worth? – The XStitching ...

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   Sep 1, 2019 · When you're purchasing a cross stitch kit or individual supplies for your project, you know what you're paying for. You're paying for the pattern, fabric, threads, needle, needle minder, scissors and any other tool to help you complete the project.

4. lordlibidan.com › how-to-sell-your-completed-crossHow To Sell Your Completed Cross Stitch | Lord Libidan

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   What do you do with your cross stitch after you're finished it? Ever thought about selling it? We go over the best options to help you turn it into cash.

5. www.gathered.how › needlework › cross-stitchHow to cross stitch for beginners: your complete guide

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   Start cross stitching today with Gathered! Discover how to cross stitch with our easy step-by-step guide, free patterns and a video guide.

6. www.craftykitcompany.co.uk › blogs › get-crafty-withA beginner's guide to cross stitch – The Crafty Kit Company

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   Dec 10, 2020 · Cross stitch is usually worked in rows from left to right. It’s up to you where you begin, but as a general guide, start near the middle of the fabric, at the beginning of a row of colour. It’s best to work all of one colour in one area before moving on to the next colour.

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7. blog.woolwarehouse.co.uk › how-to-cross-stitchHow to Guide – Cross Stitch – Wool Warehouse Blog

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   In cross stitch, your finished piece will be made up of individual squares of colour, created by individual stitches (crosses, where one “leg” crosses diagonally over the other). For aida, each square on your fabric (four holes, one in each corner) is a stitch.

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   What do you pay for when buying a cross stitch kit?

   • When you’re purchasing a cross stitch kit or individual supplies for your project, you're paying for the pattern, fabric, threads, needle, needle minder, scissors, and any other tools to help you complete the project. You may also know how long it will take you to complete the project.

   How much money is your cross stitch worth? - The XStitching Runner

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   Where do you start cross stitch?

   • Cross stitch is usually worked in rows from left to right. It’s up to you where you begin, but as a general guide, start near the middle of the fabric, at the beginning of a row of colour. It’s best to work all of one colour in one area before moving on to the next colour.

   A beginner's guide to cross stitch – The Crafty Kit Company

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   Where can I sell completed cross stitch?

   • As not only is Etsy the powerhouse of cross stitch pattern suppliers, but there are loads of people selling completed cross stitch too. In fact, of all the options on the list, we found the highest prices on Etsy, even though there weren’t as many actual pieces for sale. Just sign up, list your item (cost is 20 cents) and set your price.

   How To Sell Your Completed Cross Stitch | Lord Libidan

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   What do you need to know about cross stitch?

   • The main things to remember are to make sure you put the needle through the holes, rather than piercing the fabric, and that you don’t pull your stitches too tight as it can cause unnecessary tension. The Circle of Life means that all things must come to an end, and the same is true for cross stitch.

   How Do I Cross Stitch? (Everything You Need To Know!)

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   What is cross stitch fabric?

   • Cross stitch is made up of X-shaped stitches on fabric with an even and open weave; this type of fabric is called Aida, but you can also stitch onto linen. Aida fabric has a defined number of holes per inch – for example 11, or 14 holes. The bigger the number of holes, the smaller the stitches will be. This allows for a detailed, intricate pattern.

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   Can you make a business out of cross stitch?

   • Traditionally, these are the only two things people think of doing with cross stitch. But there is another way; sell it. Now, before we start, I’m not going to suggest you can make a business out of selling completed cross stitches, but you can get some extra cash to fuel your hobby.

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9. www.mrxstitch.com › how-to-cross-stitchHow Do I Cross Stitch? (Everything You Need To Know!)

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   Generally speaking, cross stitch is done using Tapestry needles, which have a slightly rounded end with a large eye. The sizes range from 13 & 14, which are ideal for younger stitchers working with binca and other low-count fabrics, up to 22 to 28, that are most commonly used for cross stitch.