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Looking for an embroidery kit? Browse Stitchonomy’s complete kits with pattern, fabric, thread and the listed accessories, ready for you to start. Choose a kit by skill level, technique or theme.
Choose by experience level or explore a popular theme.
Buying an embroidery kit from Stitchonomy means you can start stitching straight away, without having to collect every material yourself. This main category brings together all complete embroidery kits, from small beginner-friendly projects to modern designs with flowers, plants, Christmas, baby themes and more. Each kit contains carefully selected thread, quality fabric, a clear pattern and the accessories listed on the product page.
We divide our embroidery kits into three clear levels, making it easier to choose a project that suits you:
If you are new to embroidery and want a complete starter set, choose a beginner-friendly kit. These projects use approachable patterns, clear instructions and materials that work well together. Their size and complexity help you learn step by step without making the project feel overwhelming.
Finished your first project and ready for something more involved? Intermediate embroidery kits may include more colours, finer details, a wider range of stitches or a longer stitching time, while still providing clear instructions to guide you.
For stitchers who enjoy substantial, detailed projects, our enthusiast level offers larger designs, more colour changes, refined hand-embroidery stitches or extra finishing work. These kits are ideal when you want to take your time over a special result.
Quality is central to every kit in our collection. With more than ten years of experience in embroidery, we know what makes a set comfortable and reliable to use.
We work with trusted brands such as Zweigart and Permin for fabric and DMC for embroidery thread. Our own embroidery kits are designed and assembled in the Netherlands using carefully selected European materials.
We also collaborate with independent embroidery designers from around the world, which gives the Stitchonomy collection its distinctive range of styles and techniques.
Choose an embroidery kit for your favourite style, theme or occasion. The collection includes botanical designs, flowers, seasonal projects, Christmas, Halloween and keepsakes for a new baby. You can also browse cross stitch kits and hand embroidery kits separately.
An embroidery kit also makes a thoughtful gift for someone who enjoys making things. With the materials and instructions brought together in one set, you are giving both a product and a creative experience.
Order your embroidery kit online and check the individual product page for the exact contents, language and delivery details. Orders placed before the stated cut-off are prepared promptly, and our 30-day return policy applies under the published conditions.
Look at the technique, finished size, number of colours and estimated project time. Choose a small, manageable design for a relaxed first project, an intermediate kit when you want more detail, or an enthusiast kit when you enjoy a longer and more intricate challenge.
Cross stitch kits are often easy to follow because you work on a counted grid and repeat the same basic stitch. Hand embroidery kits offer more freedom and usually use a wider variety of stitches.
Most kits include the pattern, fabric, thread and a suitable needle. Contents vary by design, so always check the product information if you also expect a hoop, hanger or other finishing accessories.
The two terms are usually used for the same thing: a coordinated project containing the essential materials and instructions. At Stitchonomy, the exact contents are always listed on the product page.
Often you can begin with what is included. A small pair of embroidery scissors, a hoop, needle minder, thread organiser or bobbins can make stitching more comfortable. Explore our embroidery supplies for useful additions.
That depends on the size, technique and number of colours. A mini kit may take only a few evenings, while a larger detailed design can provide days or weeks of stitching.
“Choosing between cross stitch and hand embroidery? Start with a small project. You will quickly discover which technique you enjoy most.”
