Current Filters ✖ Theme: Tea and Teapots✖ 28 Count
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Product Types Cross Stitch Fabric (5)
Designers / Brands Charles Craft (2)Lapin Loops (2)Wichelt (1)
Fabric Types Evenweave (1)Linen (3)Lugana (1)Monaco (1)

Tea and Teapots 28 Count Cross Stitch Fabric

28 Count Tea Dyed Monaco Evenweave Fabric 20x24
by Charles Craft
$9.96  $784
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Charles Craft Gold Standard is woven from 100% cotton yarn, produced especially for Aida. USA-made Gold Standard is up to 33% heavier than imported fabric, so it can be stitched without a hoop.

Packaged in a clear plastic tube, providing a convenient square shape for easier storage. Plastic tubes keep the fabric free of folds and creases and is great for storing projects and supplies.
28 Count Tea Dyed Irish Linen Fabric 20x24
by Charles Craft
$23.54  $1658
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28-count, 20"x24" Pre-Cut, 100% linen. Our Linen will give any project a natural feel and is perfect for cross-stitch as well as traditional embroidery! The regular 2 stranded warp and weft of the fabric is sure to add finesse to your finished project.
28 Count Sandstone Tea Dyed Linen Fabric
by Wichelt
$6.25 to $100.00
$594 to $8999
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28 Count Fabric, 100% Linen, from Wichelt Imports.
28 Count Tea. Earl Grey. Hot. Linen
by Lapin Loops
$9.38 to $150.00
$891 to $13499
Upcoming Release
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The actual measurements of cut piece may vary by up to 1" to 2" due to the hand-dyeing process.

Hand dyed fabrics are not meant to be washed after stitching, and color-fastness cannot be guaranteed on this product. If washing before stitching is necessary, hand wash briefly in cold... Read more
28 Count Tea. Earl Grey. Hot. Lugana
by Lapin Loops
$6.25 to $100.00
$594 to $8999
Upcoming Release
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The actual measurements of cut piece may vary by up to 1" to 2" due to the hand-dyeing process.

Hand dyed fabrics are not meant to be washed after stitching, and color-fastness cannot be guaranteed on this product. If washing before stitching is necessary, hand wash briefly in cold... Read more