Natural Linen Needlework Embroidery Fabric Cross Stitching Aida Cloth 62" by 1 Yard Rose Flavor

The cloth is good and the price was too.

Very pretty color and works beautifully for detailed embroidery. Does fray quite a bit and is hard to iron completely so you’ll need a good fabric starch.

The linen seems to be good quality. It's a medium weight, great for embroidery. I was a little put off by the smell of mildew/mold when I opened the package. It seems that the fabric has been stored someplace with a mold issue. After washing, the smell was gone.

I started a cross stitching project going over 2 strands just like i normally do on linen but discovered that the vertical and horizontal lines aren't uniform. after measuring, discovered i should be going up 3 and over 2 on each stitch. using 2 by 2 made the image look squished. starting over with 2x3 stitches is perfect.

Today so much advertising overrates their product, so I was somewhat hesitant in ordering it. When I got the package, I was surprised to find the cloth not only true to the color, true to being linen, but also so neatly wrapped. I was half way thinking it would just look like something torn from a roll, like my grandmother use to get for quilting, but it was in great condition and much better than I was expecting.

I didn't mind that this fabric is thin and woven loosely since I wanted something that looked home-spun. The one problem I do have is that it is prone to pilling (getting little fuzz balls on the surface). I was using it as lining for a medieval style dice bag, but it started pilling even before I was done making the bag.

The drape of the cloth and the mossy army color is wonderful.

Great fabric! Perfect weight and texture for embroidery.