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Loved the product so much I've ordered 3 more. excellent gift. Store around to obtain the best price. I more than I required to.
Just love this musical lighted Christmas . Got it today for early bonus from my daughter. Love it!
I loved this small kit but I would have rated it higher except for 2 things. 1) the darkest gray or black color floss was missing. 2) The circle was very difficult to sew around to [email protected]#$%!. I could not obtain it to lay flat to sew the back to. I could have wet it down and blocked, allow it dry and then sewn it but that's a lot for such a little thing. I think I will stick to a square or rectangular canvas. I turned out OK to hang on my tree.
I really like the Christmas pattern. Beautiful durable, cute patterns. Actually bigger than I expected!
Have not used theses forms yet, but my daughter has some just like them and I’ve used hers. There amazing release us what is valuable to me.
This molds are very flimsy. The mold with the reindeer and the sleigh is impossible to pour. The sleigh is deeper than the reindeer so you can never obtain the reindeer's antlers properly poured. All the liquid falls to to outside and the inner antler is never filled completely. I was excited about the shapes, but the quality ruined it for me. The reindeer/sleigh mold is a amazing almost 3 oz bar. The other molds are 1.5 - 1.75 oz capacity.
I used these with my daughter for melt and pour soap and they worked great! Created nice looking rose soap bars and the smaller ones are amazing for little decorative soaps, but I'm sure would work well for chocolate or anything else you wanted to melt and pour or bake.
I am currently working on this project right now and hoping to have it completed by Christmas for my newest grandchild. Everything is exactly described and is on par with other counted cross stitch kits I have purchased in the past. I love the design on this stocking! I especially like the method the floss is presorted as this saved lots of prep time. The only thing I added was I punched holes on the opposite side of the card to hold the unused floss with the appropriate color until needed. Since I have not yet completed the entire project, the only issue will be if I have enough material to [email protected]#$%!. Of course, I won't know that for a while as there is a lot of stitching in a project of this size. If you plan to do a project like this yourself, be sure to let plenty of time for completion. I also like purchasing kits like this through Amazon because I have a wide range of product selection and range.
Excellent. The various shades and thickness of floss make a three dimension look i.e., folds in the scarf. I've used Dimensions Needlecraft before and prefer their designs. I highly recommend their products.
This is for a Christmas stocking for my granddaughter. I did not obtain it completed for thisyear, but will have time to [email protected]#$%! for 2020. I did not like the acrylic thread intended for the white locations and the snowman. It did not lay down well. I replaced it with a nice white yarn. When using kits, I always extend around all sides about 6 rows. This allows a small more room for finishing off the stocking. I will be using a plaid fabric for the lining and velveteen for piping, back and hang loop.
I just finished stitching this stocking and it turned out adorable! It took me about 3 1/2 months working on it for about 2 hours, most days. The pattern is very simple to navigate. I had more than enough of all the colors except the light silvery blue that is used for the trees and snowflakes. The only thing that I didn't like about it was that the huge white locations on top and bottom were marked to be half stitches using 4 strands of white. In the picture the white locations look very white and full. When I did it with half stitches it did not look this way. The Aida cloth it comes with is light blue and so doing the half stitches in white didn't fill it in all the way. The blue showed through a lot. So it just didn't look as full (like snow) as in the picture. So I took it out and used 3 strands of white and did cross stitches instead of half stitches and it looked much better! Yes, it was more work but it looked so much better, like it looks in the picture. It is a very, very cute stocking and it really wasn't that hard. It seems like the white locations are very time consuming but you don't have to switch colors often and its just straight white. So I place a film on and just stitched. You hardly have to attention to it. The hardest part was the shadows under the bears because a lot of of the colors are very close and you have to switch threads often. The white sections really weren't that bad. This was my first huge project and it wasn't that bad.
It's a attractive project but I obviously got distracted somewhere because my stitches are off - I have decided to work with what I've done for the most part - minimal tearing out. I didn't finish in time for Christmas - but the fresh grandbaby is only 2 months old - so I figure it's OK. It is already looking adorable, and I'm about 60% through. The colors are great. I took another reviewers tip and punched a hole in the cardboard organizer to support hold it more organized.
I’m sure this would have been cute, but after spending over 24 collective hours and lots of stress I quit working on it. Started at the bottom and worked up. Got about 3 inches up and couldn’t see straight anymore. The colors are so related and aren’t labeled. The comments I read created this seem like a manageable craft for my sons first Christmas. Wrong. It got so frustrating that I would dread starting up again. And the stocking was huge!! Want I could have finished but I don’t have the sanity, time, or eyeball ability to continue on :(
The pattern and resulting stocking are nice. I have created 4 Dimensions Christmas stockings and this is the first one that I have run out of thread on. There were several colors (3+) that were drastically short on with all stocking kits, plan to material at the shop to create a liner (without a liner, the stocking cannot reasonably be used).
I bought this to create a stocking for my grandson. I also received another Dimensions stocking kit (Stack of Critters) from my Amazon want list at the same time. The Stack of Critters was missing all of the white floss. I emailed Dimensions in June and was told it was back ordered. In November they said it was still back ordered but they would send me DMC floss "as a courtesy". It is February and I still do not have it (polar bears are the main feature in this one too). I went ahead and did Snow Friends. I am an expert cross stitcher and have created over 20 stockings so I was dismayed that I was short quite a bit on two of the colors as I was near the end of this project. I called Dimensions over 2 weeks ago and said they could forget the white from previous as it is easier to match but I required the pale and light gray. They said white was on the method and the grays would arrive in a week to 10 days. NOTHING. So I am sitting with an unfinished project, that as a lot of said was difficult. The grays that DMC sells are not even close and I would have to rip it all out to begin again. This is very upsetting.UPDATE: After several months, I finally received the missing floss. I finished the project in time for Christmas. It is an simple project until you obtain to the polar bears and the shading is tricky--the flosses are all so close in color. It DID turn out attractive and I am happy with the finished result--just want I had all of the materials to start with.
I’m sure this would have been cute, but after spending over 24 collective hours and lots of stress I quit working on it. Started at the bottom and worked up. Got about 3 inches up and couldn’t see straight anymore. The colors are so related and aren’t labeled. The comments I read created this seem like a manageable craft for my sons first Christmas. Wrong. It got so frustrating that I would dread starting up again. And the stocking was huge!! Want I could have finished but I don’t have the sanity, time, or eyeball ability to continue on :(
This turned out extremely cute for my daughter -- I was extremely happy. I'm not the most experienced/fastest stitcher, so it did take a long time to complete. I wish my daughter to have this forever, so I didn't use the felt backing. I bought white flannel to line the inside and protect the back of the stitching, and used a red checked fabric (matches the pattern on the toe almost exactly) for the back. I also added a gold jingle bell to the braided hanging loop. It turned out beautiful.
I bought this to create a stocking for my grandson. I also received another Dimensions stocking kit (Stack of Critters) from my Amazon want list at the same time. The Stack of Critters was missing all of the white floss. I emailed Dimensions in June and was told it was back ordered. In November they said it was still back ordered but they would send me DMC floss "as a courtesy". It is February and I still do not have it (polar bears are the main feature in this one too). I went ahead and did Snow Friends. I am an expert cross stitcher and have created over 20 stockings so I was dismayed that I was short quite a bit on two of the colors as I was near the end of this project. I called Dimensions over 2 weeks ago and said they could forget the white from previous as it is easier to match but I required the pale and light gray. They said white was on the method and the grays would arrive in a week to 10 days. NOTHING. So I am sitting with an unfinished project, that as a lot of said was difficult. The grays that DMC sells are not even close and I would have to rip it all out to begin again. This is very upsetting.UPDATE: After several months, I finally received the missing floss. I finished the project in time for Christmas. It is an simple project until you obtain to the polar bears and the shading is tricky--the flosses are all so close in color. It DID turn out attractive and I am happy with the finished result--just want I had all of the materials to start with.
I like the cute Santa on a scooter and the bright colors. I didn't like the light blue stitching fabric that was included. Much of the background is left unstitched. When hung next to my stockings on white backgrounds, this one looked pale and washed out. I ended up stitching in the entire background as the sky to create it look brighter. I would suggest substituting white cross stitch fabric if you're matching it with other stockings. Overall, the kit was fine. Plenty of thread, and the design was not too complicated to stitch.
This turned out extremely cute for my daughter -- I was extremely happy. I'm not the most experienced/fastest stitcher, so it did take a long time to complete. I wish my daughter to have this forever, so I didn't use the felt backing. I bought white flannel to line the inside and protect the back of the stitching, and used a red checked fabric (matches the pattern on the toe almost exactly) for the back. I also added a gold jingle bell to the braided hanging loop. It turned out beautiful.
It's a attractive project but I obviously got distracted somewhere because my stitches are off - I have decided to work with what I've done for the most part - minimal tearing out. I didn't finish in time for Christmas - but the fresh grandbaby is only 2 months old - so I figure it's OK. It is already looking adorable, and I'm about 60% through. The colors are great. I took another reviewers tip and punched a hole in the cardboard organizer to support hold it more organized.
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So Cute!! Love It!!
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Adorable ⛄ snowman theme ☃
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