Fabric and Accessories

Embroidery accessories including Aida fabric, thread bobbins, and small scissors arranged on a craft table

Evenweave and Aida cloth cut to size, thread bobbins for colour organisation, and sharp embroidery scissors — the supporting cast of every stitching project. None of these items are glamorous, but every experienced stitcher knows that running out of them mid-project is the quickest way to lose an afternoon.

Every seasoned stitcher has a story about the accessory that failed them at the worst moment: the scissors that dragged instead of cut, the bobbin card that split on the third winding, the fabric with a count that did not match the label. We stock accessories because the main materials are only as good as the tools that support them, and we apply the same checking process to these items as we do to our floss and kits. A mislabelled fabric count is just as much an omission as a mislabelled thread shade.

Fabric we stock

We carry Aida cloth in common counts — fourteen, sixteen, and eighteen — and evenweave linen in twenty-eight and thirty-two count, both cut to standard sizes. Each piece is labelled with its count and fibre content. Fabric is checked against the labelled count before packing. If the count does not match the label, that is a defect we will correct.
  • Aida cloth in fourteen, sixteen, and eighteen count, cut to standard sizes and labelled with fibre content.
  • Evenweave linen in twenty-eight and thirty-two count for finer surface embroidery and counted thread work.
  • Each piece is count-verified before packing so the label matches the weave you are actually working on.

Accessories and organisers

We stock plastic thread bobbins for winding and labelling your floss skeins, small embroidery scissors with sharp pointed blades for trimming thread ends close to the fabric, and bobbin storage cards. These are workday items — not precious, but essential — and we stock them because a project stalls fastest when the ordinary things run out.
  • Plastic thread bobbins for winding floss and labelling colour codes during a project or between sessions.
  • Sharp-pointed embroidery scissors designed to trim thread ends flush without disturbing surrounding stitches.

Ask about fabric counts