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Listings show finished sizes of 5×5 inches, 5×7 inches, and 7×5 inches, with 5×5 appearing most frequently.

Most kits include decorative beads (some listings specify glass beads); a smaller number include a ceramic button as the decorative element.

Many listings are marked “Suggested Age: All Ages,” while some kits are labeled “Recommended for ages 9 and up.”

Kits commonly contain fabric or perforated paper, embroidery floss, needles, and a printed chart with instructions. Many also include decorative beads or a ceramic button.

The kits use several fabric counts, including 14‑count perforated paper, 18‑count Aida, and 14‑count tropical blue Aida fabric.

Product details commonly list “Material: Cotton” or simply “Material: Fabric.” Some listings specifically identify Aida fabric in the kit details.

Product details list these kits as made in the USA.

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