Hand Embroidery Kit. A cloud-white pup under falling cherry blossoms — this kit stitches up into the softest little spring scene. The fluffy fur, drifting petals and blossom branch come pre-printed on the fabric, with an illustrated English stitch guide walking you through every stitch. A gentle, calming project for cozy evenings, and a sweet gift for dog lovers and sakura season dreamers.
What’s in the kit:
Thick, soft pre-printed cotton embroidery fabric, 11.4 x 11.4 in (29 x 29 cm)
Water-soluble pattern ink — outline disappears with a light rinse
Pre-sorted embroidery threads on a numbered card
Fray-resistant, colorfast threads in DMC standard color codes — 30% extra thread included
Embroidery hoop, 7.87 in (20 cm) — for stitching and display
2 embroidery needles + needle threader + mini scissors
Illustrated English stitch guide for all basic stitches
✨ Why You’ll Love Them
💛Beginner-friendly: the design comes pre-printed right on the fabric — no counting, no guesswork, just stitch along
💛Everything included: fabric, threads, needles, hoop and instructions — open the box and start tonight
💛Water-soluble printed lines: the guide lines rinse away when you’re done, leaving only your stitches
💛Frame & display: the 7.87 in (20 cm) hoop doubles as the frame — ready to hang the moment you finish
💛Calming by design: a screen-free project that’s as relaxing to make as it is to gift
📦 Treasure Specs
Skill level: beginner — the printed outline shows exactly where to stitch
Finished size: fits the 7.87 in (20 cm) hoop, ready to display
Craft type: freestyle surface embroidery
⚠️ Care & Safety
Recommended for ages 14+ — this is a collectible craft kit, not a children’s toy
Contains sharp needles and mini scissors — keep away from young children and pets
Keep the fabric dry until you finish stitching (the printed pattern is water-soluble)
Colors may vary slightly due to lighting and screen settings
Tool colors (scissors, threader) may vary by batch
🐾 FluffyHunt Fun Fact
One fluffy cloud-dog, gently raining petals. Stitch it in February and you'll have spring before the trees do.
