this took me way longer than I expected because black Aida is a NIGHTMARE and the pattern was wonky. Christmas gift for my S-I-L. The lettering bugs me a little but it’s better than it was in the pattern. by SinsOfKnowing
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johnthestitcher said: I would sew dark-colored Aida cloth by using a frame stand, and putting a sheet of white paper on the table and a lamp behind it to make the holes show up better.
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