Cross stitch fabric size calculator

Kayla here with a guest post sharing a programming project I know Mom’s readers will like. I made a calculator to determine the minimum fabric size needed to complete a counted cross stitch c…

Yarn Tree's Cross Stitch Calculator can answer 50% of the questions stitchers are asking online! Will this fabric work? What needle should I use? How much fabric do I need? The Cross Stitch Calculator helps with stitched size, suggested fabric size, needle, and how many strands of floss. This calculator is free to use or add to your website.

Calculate the correct fabric size every time with this web based fabric size calculator or download one of the available apps for iOS, Android, or Kindle to calculate fabric anytime and anywhere you go.

Calculate the correct fabric size every time with this web based fabric size calculator or download one of the available apps for iOS, Android, or Kindle to calculate fabric anytime and anywhere you go.

Have you ever wondered 'what is cross stitch fabric count?' Or 'how do I check or calculate the fabric count?' Well, here's a handy guide to (probably) everything you need to know about fabric count and how this can help with your cross stitch projects. Also, find out when 16 count isn't really 16 count - eek!

Easy to use calculator to work out the size of fabric required for a cross stitch pattern based on the stitches or to convert between fabric counts.

A needle is an essential part of your cross stitch kit but have you ever thought about how to choose the right size needle for your fabric? Or what the best needle brands for cross stitch are? Or even when you should change your needle? Find out all this and loads more in my guide to cross stitch needles.

Cut your stitching time by up to one-third. Gridding is a way to make your fabric look more like your pattern chart by dividing the fabric into 10×10 sections – just like in your chart. With a grid on your fabric, it is much easier to do counted cross stitch without miscounting. For any counted cross stitch project, you can more quickly look up from your stitching and find your place in the pattern.

Learn how to cross stitch with this quick tutorial on how to stitch whole cross stitches and find where to start in a cross stitch pattern.

Don't limit your Cross-Stitching to pictures on the wall. Using waste-canvas allows you to stitch onto any fabric - custom motifs on T-Shirts are easy and fun!