Why customers need this kit Simple, complete introduction to embroidery for children and beginners. The kit removes barriers like confusing supplies or missing tools so young crafters can begin immediately. Builds fine motor skills, patience, focus, and creativity through a guided, hands-on activity. Safe, age-appropriate creative option for screen-free time, quiet play, or group activities. What’s included and how it works All necessary materials included: pre-printed fabric, colorful threads, needles, and clear instructions. No extra purchases required to complete the project. Pre-printed fabric guides stitch placement so beginners can follow along and complete attractive designs with confidence. Kit is designed specifically for beginners and children (boys and girls), with step-by-step directions that make learning embroidery straightforward. Key benefits and features Ready-to-start: everything in one box so kids can begin stitching right away. Skill development: promotes hand-eye coordination, concentration, and basic stitching techniques. Versatile designs: age-appropriate patterns that appeal to a range of interests (animals, nature, simple patterns), suitable for both boys and girls. Durable supplies: threads and needles provided are selected for beginner use to perform well during stitching and learning. Practical applications (use scenarios) After-school project: a quiet, focused activity to decompress and practice a new craft. Rainy-day or travel entertainment: compact, all-in-one kit for portable, low-mess creativity. Group activities: ideal for classroom crafts, birthday parties, or family crafting sessions where multiple kids can learn together. What customers can expect to achieve A finished embroidered design of good quality using included materials and instructions. A positive first experience with needlework that lays the foundation for more advanced embroidery projects. Contents: pre-printed fabric, colorful threads, needles, instruction sheet. Recommended for: beginners and children (boys and girls) who are new to embroidery.