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Please note - scissors are NOT included in this kit!

These gorgeous insects are found throughout North America, Europe, and Asia. Show your appreciation for this endangered species with this full DIY mini embroidery kit or gift it to a friend!

The kit contains everything you need to embrace the embroidery obsession:
- QR code for a Digital Set of Instructions including stitch guide, colour guide, and fun facts about your bug of choice
- 4 full DMC cotton floss skeins
- 1 full DMC Diamant floss
- 2 John James needles (size 7)
- Pattern on Stick and Stitch Stabilizer (simply stick it onto the fabric!)
- 6" x 6" Kona cotton
- 6" x 6" backing cotton - Patterned fabric for backing
- 4 inch Elbesee FSC-certified beechwood embroidery hoop
- 2 Stick and Stitch Insect Designs

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About Nest Embirdery

Carley is an Edmonton native who has been obsessing over birds and art for the better part of her life. Originally a painter, she began embroidering in late 2019 and used it to overcome anxiety and rediscover her creativity. You can find her on most days hanging out with her son and her cats, re-watching friends for the 284th time, or over-watering her plants. Her favourite thing about embroidery is the ability to create unique visuals using textures, colours, and different stitching techniques. She firmly believes that birds are the perfect subject of embroidery and dares you to prove her wrong. She’s also very good at warding off Canada geese.