Name: DMC 14 Count Printed Aida Lilac Small Fabric
Brand: DMC
SKU: 47306
Price: 7.83 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.667 (3 reviews)

DMC 14 Count Printed Aida Lilac Small Fabric

£8.70 £7.83

3 reviews

2 item(s) in stock.

SSN: 47306

Supplier code: GD1436BXI 3609

Brand: DMC

Size: 38 cm x 45.7 cm (convert to inches)

Product Description

DMC aida fabric for cross stitch. Aida is the most popular fabric, and is made of blocks of threads woven together evenly to create holes which are clear and easy to stitch. DMC's fabric has a special finish, is easy care and colourfast, and now supplied rolled with no creases to iron out.

This piece of fabric is made of 100% Cotton, measures 15 x 18 inches, has 14 holes to the inch and is marbled pink and lilac in colour.

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Rose K

20 October 2025

16 published reviews 0 helpful votes

5/5

Printed Aida

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I don't know about you, but sometimes you need a change from cross stitiching on white aida. I love the colouring and how it can lift a design. I recommend that you give any colour a try, at least once.

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Penny R

05 March 2024

6 published reviews 0 helpful votes

5/5

absolutely beautiful

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this aida is absolutely beautiful, such a treat for the eyes and amazing to work with. really lovely product, and great value and quality

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Laura H

27 March 2023

16 published reviews 0 helpful votes

4/5

Pretty fabric, not quite as bright in real life.

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I recently purchased the DMC printed aidas to see what they were like, the colour is nice, but I would say they are a little more subtle/paler in colour in real life. In no way would I say they were bad, but just not quite as colourful as they appear in the photos, still very pretty though.

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