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Stash Buster | Morris Rabbit Citrus Pink Needlepoint CANVAS ONLY

Stash Buster | Morris Rabbit Citrus Pink Needlepoint CANVAS ONLY - Main image
$24.75 $33 In stock

Category: Needlepoint Canvas

The citrus-pink color palette makes our William Morris rabbit interpretation a stand-out.

Use the threads you have in your stash!

What is included:

  • Design 4" x 4" on 18 holes to the inch mono needlepoint canvas with the edges taped.
  • Needle: One Bohin stainless steel Size 22 needle.
  • Project Bag: A frosted plastic zippered project bag

NB: Threads are not included.

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Mia ★★★★★

The 18-count mono canvas is printed so crisply that the rabbit's fur lines are easy to follow. At 4x4 it's the perfect size to actually finish with leftover threads instead of buying more. That citrus pink is way prettier in person too.

Julian ★★★★★

I've been stitching from my stash for months and this 4" design on 18-count mono was the perfect little project to finally use up odds and ends. The rabbit is charming, though at four inches square it works up faster than I expected.

Ruby T. ★★★★★

The citrus pink palette is what sold me, and it looks even better against the 18-count mono canvas. Painting the 4x4 design took no time, and I finally used up a handful of pink and green odds and ends from my stash.