I knew this would be a quickie and it was!
Bought it last weekend and did a few sections each evening.
Here is the link to the pattern if you’re interested in having a go yourself! (From an Etsy shop called Stitchrovia)
This was the first time I have ever used black Aida fabric and I gotta say, not a fan! The result of the colours I chose (I didn’t stick to the exact ones from the pattern) and the contrast between them and the fabric looks good, I think.
But the fabric itself was really difficult to use and my stitching ended up looking horrible! The fabric was stiffer than usual, maybe because it’s been dyed black? I don’t know, it was really hard to use, especially to see where the needle needed to go – I did make sure to have a white piece of paper underneath to help, but I found my fat sauasage fingers blocked the white and made a shadow so it was still hard to see!
I still have more of the fabric to use up! Eek!
Here is the finished piece, not sure where to put it as of yet, maybe I’l just pin it to a pin board?!

I have one more cross stitch pattern to go, but a much bigger one.
I’m loving using up my stash – all I’ve paid for so far are the digital patterns. So, a lot of the colours might be the same, but that’s called a cohesive and consistent colour palette, right?!!
Looks great!
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It looks lovely. Not sure I could cope with black aida, though. I can barely cope with white.
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Thanks, yes, it wasn’t the easiest of things to stitch with, I almost needed a Lightbox underneath it!! š
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Love Stitchrovia/Emma Congdon designs! Black aida scares me – I have a fabulous dragon kit which I’ve been putting off for years because it’s done on black.
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Yes, I am a new fan of hers too now! It was sometimes hard to see where the stitches were, I guess you’ll just have to have a go at it…a dragon would look amazing against the black though š
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