Wonderland Crafts Mushroom House FLW-051 Counted Cross Stitch Kit, Wood Toadstool Cottage on Stand

Wonderland Crafts' Mushroom House is a wood cross-stitch kit that skips fabric entirely — you stitch a storybook cottage built into a red-capped toadstool straight onto a laser-cut, pre-drilled plywood blank. The design uses 15 shades of cotton mouline and no beadwork, so it stitches up quickly. Once finished, it slots into a decorative wooden base engraved with acorns and oak leaves and stands upright on a shelf or windowsill. Made in Ukraine.

🧵 What's Included

• Perforated plywood blanks (mushroom house + display stand)
• Cotton mouline thread (100% cotton), 15 colors
• Needle
• Felt (or foam) backing
• Printed color chart with symbols and instructions
• Digital chart file also accessible via QR code on the pattern

📐 Specifications

• Finished size: 3.7 x 4.7 inches (9.5 x 12 cm)
• Stitch count: 53 x 63
• Count: 14
• Colors: 15
• Stand: Included
• Embroidery type: Single-sided
• Material: Plywood
• Brand: Wonderland Crafts
• Kit number: FLW-051
• Made in: Ukraine

🎨 About This Kit
Wood cross stitch is a beginner-friendly alternative to traditional Aida work — the holes are pre-drilled, so counting is easy and the finished piece is sturdy and dimensional. Mushroom House belongs to Wonderland Crafts' Home Stories series alongside Spring House, Summer House, Christmas House, and Halloween House — they're designed to work as a collection on one shelf.

📦 Good to Know

• 🚫 Thread shades and auxiliary materials may be updated by the manufacturer without notice; this does not affect the overall look or quality.
• Keep the wooden piece away from moisture and dust gently.

❓ FAQ

• Is the pattern printed? Yes — a printed color symbol chart is included, plus a digital version accessible via QR code.
• What extra materials do I need? Nothing — thread, needle, backing, and stand are all in the kit.
• Does it include beads? No. This design is worked entirely in cotton mouline.
• Is it seasonal? No — the woodland theme suits year-round display, though it reads especially well in autumn.