Stitching For The Kitchen

Cross-stitch these pretty kitchen projects using the squares on gingham fabric.

Deputy Craft Editor Esme Clemo

Oven glove Hard–ish YOU WILL NEED Blue gingham fabric, £14 for a metre, from John Lewis Cutting out Enlarge the template (right) by 350% and cut out two glove shapes from the fabric, wadding and lining with pinking shears. Turn the template over and cut out another two reverse glove shapes from the fabric. Cross-stitching the fabric 1 Take one of the gingham fabric cutouts and place in the embroidery hoop. 2 Following the cross-stitch chart (above) as a guide, use two strands of white and then red embroidery thread in your needle to work the cross-stitches in the design, 4cm from the cuff edge. To work the loops linking the cross-stitches, bring the needle through to the front…

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Woman's Weekly (Digital) - 1 Issue, 09-feb-16

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