Collection D'Art Cushion Finishing Kit, Cotton

I was apprehensive about this as I am not a sewer (or a sewer) but even with basic skills and a basic sewing machine I managed it.No instructions included hence 4 starts.So with that in mind a couple of points for those as new to this as me:1) make sure you sew the back on with the zip front facing the front of the cross stitch - i.e. you are sewing this on "inside out" and then turning it the right way round through the zip hole.2) Pin it all the way round before you start sewing.3) make sure you leave the zip hole open far enough to be able to get hold of the zip puller once its all sewed up or you will be very cross!4) Lay the back and front flat together - don't "leave a gap" for the cushion, you don't need it.5) Don't trim anything until after you have sewed it.Hope that helps someone.

Perfect for a backing for my cross stitch cushion. Didn't even know such a thing existed. The fox is the one I used the backing for. The other cushion is one my daughter made from an old cardigan 😀

Simple instructions on how to fit, tack and sew to cross stitch cushion. Especially helpful to note that you must open the zip before stitching on the back canvas. Will definitely order again when needed.

Kit contains everything you need. This was my first attempt at Tapestry and I am very pleased with the final product. Instructions are easy to follow and also the colour key is easy to use and a great help for beginners

Although easy to do the end result is very attractive as all the pictures are so pretty and painted on canvas clearly cant go wrong.

I used this to back a knitted Aran panel to make a cushion cover for my daughter in law. The finished article looked very professional and she was delighted with her cushion!

a bit pricey, but very convenient!

Not what I thought it would be