(1) Each pattern is represented in the form of a grid diagram. Each square represents a complete cross stitch. Half a square represents a quarter cross stitch. Black or colored dots represent French knots. A black or colored ellipse represents a flat petal needle. The straight line represents the hook edge. Each piece of paper is attached with a color card, indicating the embroidery thread color required in the drawing. The meter heads are respectively marked with full cross needles (X); Quarter stitch (1/4x); Half cross needle (1/2x); B'ST and color names.

(2) Cross stitch (X): Cross stitch should correspond to each square in the drawing, such as; Cross stitch can be embroidered before and after, as shown in Figure 5. Vertical cross stitch can be embroidered as shown in Figure 6.

(3) Half cross stitch (1/2X): This stitch is only the first half of cross stitch. Embroidery is generally carried out from the bottom left to the top right. Please follow the instructions in case of special circumstances.

(4) Three-quarter stitch (3/4X): Three-quarter stitch consists of half stitch and quarter stitch, as shown in the figure.

(5) Quarter stitch (1/4X): Quarter stitch is indicated by colored triangle or half-full stitch symbol in drawings and color tables. For example, the position of "1" is embroidered upwards, and then the position of "2" in the middle of the yarn of the fabric is embroidered downwards. (As shown in the figure, the direction of the quarter needle is different).

Second, matters needing attention:

(1) Select the lines marked with the number of lines in the pattern, and select 2 or 3 strands according to the mesh size of the cloth, which is generally cut into 50cm lengths;

(2) Positioning, it is best to embroider from the center of the pattern and embroidered cloth;

(3) When embroidering, the overlapping direction of the crosshairs should be consistent;

(4) At the beginning of embroidery, don't tie the thread, leave a thread end of about 1cm on the back of the fabric, and hold it down with the thread;

(5) Don't pull the thread too tightly or too loosely when embroidering;

(6) 1 strand shall be applied to all folding edges in the project;

(7) After work, use neutral detergent (such as dishwashing detergent) when washing;

(8) Please dry in a ventilated and cool place (do not expose yourself to the sun);

When it is dry at nine o'clock, iron the back of the work.