Bring a little Irish humour to your stitching with the What's the Craic? Cross Stitch kit. Inspired by one of Ireland's best-loved sayings, this colourful modern cross stitch kit is designed to make you smile. Whether you're treating yourself or searching for a thoughtful gift, it's a relaxing project that's as enjoyable to stitch as it is to display. Suitable for beginners and experienced stitchers alike, this counted cross stitch kit includes everything you need to create your own finished piece. The bold typography and playful confetti-style background make it a fun, contemporary addition to any home and a great conversation starter. What's included 10 count Zweigart Interlock Canvas Appletons crewel wool Embroidery needle Easy-to-follow instruction booklet Full-colour chart Black and white symbol chart Details Counted cross stitch kit Stitched onto blank premium 10 count Zweigart Interlock Canvas Finished design approximately A4 (21 × 29.7 cm / 8.3 × 11.7 in) Suitable for beginners and experienced stitchers Designed and packed in Northern Ireland Why you'll love it A relaxing creative project to enjoy at your own pace Modern, colourful design inspired by Irish culture Premium materials from trusted brands A unique gift for stitchers, Ireland lovers, or anyone who appreciates a bit of craic Beautiful enough to display once finished Whether you're new to cross stitch or have been stitching for years, What's the Craic? is the perfect project to unwind with and create something you'll be proud to hang in your home. Safety Information (GPSR Compliant): • Not suitable for children under 14 – contains sharp needle and small parts • Adult supervision recommended for users under 18 • Sharp needle – handle with care. May cause puncture wounds if misused • Small parts and wool can pose a choking hazard – keep away from young children and pets • All materials are flammable – keep away from open flames and heat sources • Store kit contents safely when not in use • For crafting use only – not intended as a toy • Materials: Zweigart cotton canvas, wool, card, paper and needle.
