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Extremely disappointed. My sister bought this for me as a birthday gift. Looks nothing like the photo. Instructions are for a stamped cross stitch design - it is counted cross stitch. Extremely poor quality pattern, unusable. It looks what is it - a very poor quality pirated pattern. The fabric and threads look very poor quality as well. I am giving it one star as I can't give it no stars.
The designs may look nice, but so many are pure copyright violations. Many were never intended to be done on printed Aida. Buyer beware - most of these kits are low quality, pirated designs.
This company's cross stitch products are beautiful and cheap, I'm obsessed with their stuff
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