Filet 3 Piece Nursery Set Princess Pattern with Aida to Embroider, Consisting of Bag, Towel and Bib in White Sponge, 100% Cotton, Made Italy

Contents: At home you will receive a nursery set to embroider consisting of a bib, a towel and a cotton bag printed with a princess theme on a beige background with drawstring. In the package you will also find an inspirational embroidery diagram. Filet nursery embroidery sets are made in Italy from high quality cotton, resistant to frequent washing cycles, even in the washing machine. FEATURES - The set consists of three pieces, all with a white aida band, 6 cm high, to be embroidered: a drawstring bag, made of beige printed cotton in princess pattern, measuring 34 x 42 cm; a towel with loop for hanging in white cotton terry cloth edged with fabric of the same pattern as the set, measures 35 x 50 cm. a bibibibibiwith White terry cloth, edged with the same pattern as the set, measures 28 x 35 cm. AIDA 14 CT/55 HOLE CANVAS BAND - This fabric is the most used among the embroidery fabrics for cross stitch, its precise weaving forms a squared that allows you to guide the passage of the needle and to easily obtain sharp and regular stitches. The 55 holes Aida fabric has 55 count in 10 cm. This type of aida is the most used by regular needlewomen but is also perfect for those who want to approach cross stitch for the first time. Made in Italy – Our business is based on the production and sale of baby accessories and linen textiles. The company is characterised by the use of high-quality raw materials made from natural cotton. The design and production is entirely made in Italy. Distinctive Filet products are the inserts in aida fabric to embroider, the use of piquets and quilted fabrics with a wide choice of colours and patterns, always in step with new trends AGO FIL - Founded in 1995, Agofil is the leading manufacturer of the FILET brand, known for high quality of its products. The Filet brand is widely distributed in the best shops and haberdasheries of the national territory, and begins to expand even beyond the Italian borders, arriving in France and Spain.