FILET Nursery Bag with Aida Ribbon 55 Holes for Embroidery, Coloured Cotton Piquet White Clover Print, 100% Made in Italy, Sky Colour

Contents: at home you will receive a changing bag made of light blue cotton piquet with clover print and an Aida ribbon for embroidery. Here you can put the most important utensils for the first changes to the hospital (usually a bodysuit, romper or jumpsuit with T-shirt, socks and hat, but follow the instructions of the establishment). It is ideal for hygienic, tidy and environmentally friendly storage of clothes, even in suitcases or wardrobes. Features: the changing bag to be embroidered is made of cotton with a white clover leaf on a sky background. The bag is 23 x 31 cm and closes with a flap and two pink ribbons. The 5.5 cm high Aida canvas, ideal for embroidering the newborn's name, is decorated with a simple and refined lace at the bottom. This item elegantly contains the bodysuits and bibs that you will take with you for the first changes to the hospital Aida canvas tape 14 CT/55 holes – This fabric is the most commonly used embroidery fabric for the cross point, its precise texture forms a square to control the needle change and achieve smooth, even crosses. The aida 55 holes canvas has 55 squares in 10cm - This type of Aida is most commonly used on conventional embroidery machines, but is also perfect for newcomers who want to cross the dot. Made in Italy – Our activity is based on the production and sale of baby and laundry accessories. We use high-quality raw materials from natural cotons. The design and production are fully implemented in Italy. Distinctive feature of fillet products are the inserts in canvas aid for embroidery, the use of piquets and quilted fabrics with a wide range of colours and patterns that always keep up with the new trends Agofil was founded in 1995 and is the leading manufacturer of the Filet label, which is known for its products. The fillet label is widely distributed in the best shops and department stores in the country and also spreads beyond the Italian borders and comes to France and Spain.