Unicstitch Counted Cross Stitch Kit on Plastic 1053 – Spring Angel

Unicstitch 1053 Spring Angel is a counted cross stitch kit on perforated flexible plastic that produces a shaped hanging ornament. You stitch through pre-punched holes just like fabric, but the shaped base holds its form and becomes the finished piece — no frame, no hoop needed. This angel wears a sky-blue dress with pink floral accents and a wide blue hat topped with pink roses, and carries a basket of roses in one hand. Beads scatter across the skirt like dewdrops. The design combines DMC floss in 17 colors, DMC Diamant Grande metallic thread, and Toho glass seed beads — a mixed-media spring cross stitch project with a soft, garden-party palette.

Finished size: 2.8″ × 3.5″ (7 × 9 cm)

What's in the Kit

– Shaped perforated flexible transparent plastic base with hanging loop
– DMC stranded cotton floss, 17 colors (presorted on an organizer)
– DMC Diamant Grande metallic thread
– Toho glass seed beads
– Beading needle and embroidery needle
– Transparent monofilament thread
– Felt for finishing the reverse side
– Printed chart + QR code for a digital chart in Cross Stitch Saga format
– Postcard
– Instructions in Ukrainian and English

Brand new, factory-sealed. Hanging cord, ribbon, and glue are not included.

Project Notes

Cross stitch on perforated plastic works the same way as on fabric — each stitch passes through a pre-punched hole. The flexible plastic is durable enough for everyday handling and won't crack if dropped. Once all stitching and beading is done, glue the felt to the back for a clean finish, then thread a cord or ribbon through the built-in loop at the top to hang. Display this angel on a door handle, wall hook, window latch, or small display stand as a spring accent. Part of the Unicstitch four-season angel collection — see also 1058 Summer Angel, 1069 Autumn Angel, and 1085 Winter Angel. Collect all four for a year-round rotating display. A lovely handmade spring gift for angel collectors, seasonal decor lovers, or anyone who enjoys mixed-media needlework.