Beginner-friendly kits

Stitch something you actually mean.

Modern embroidery and cross-stitch kits with everything included. Pretty florals, clean lettering, and absolutely no manners.

KINDLYfuck off.

The kits

Two designs to start. Both made for total beginners, both suitable for framing and absolutely not for Grandma.

KINDLYfuck off.
Embroidery kit

Kindly F*ck Off

Spaced capitals, a clean lowercase message, and a single line of leaves. Backstitch, lazy daisy, and French knots only.

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Cross-stitch kit

One F*cking X at a Time

Bold block lettering, one turquoise X, and a thin frame on 14-count Aida. Full cross stitches only.

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The awareness line

Stitched for change.

We're creating a line of sexual assault awareness kits. A portion of proceeds from every kit in the line will go to a nonprofit supporting survivors of sexual violence.

We'll announce our nonprofit partner soon. Each design is stitched in teal, the color of sexual assault awareness, so the finished piece keeps the conversation going long after the last stitch.

NO MORE SILENCENO MORE VIOLENCE
Embroidery kit

No More Silence, No More Violence

A teal awareness ribbon and a steady statement. Two colors, two beginner stitches.

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A portion of every kitgoes to our nonprofit partner. We'll share the exact percentage at launch.
Every donation, shownWe'll post donation receipts on Instagram so you can see where the money goes.
More designs comingThis is the first of the line. Join the list to hear about new kits first.

If this topic brings up something hard, support is available any time. RAINN's National Sexual Assault Hotline: 800-656-4673. In Colorado, you can also call or text 988.

What's in the box

Everything you need except scissors and a strong opinion.

HoopA 6-inch bamboo hoop that doubles as the frame.
FabricCotton or 14-count Aida, cut and ready.
DMC flossPre-cut and labeled on a floss card. No sorting.
NeedleThe right size for the job, already chosen for you.
TransferA peel-and-stick pattern. No tracing, and it rinses away.
GuideIllustrated steps plus stitch-along videos.

Never stitched before? Good.

01Peel and stickStick the printed pattern onto your fabric and hoop it up.
02StitchTwo or three easy stitches. The guide and videos walk you through each one.
03Rinse and hangRinse the pattern away, let it dry, and hang it where it'll offend the right people.
Miranda on the steps of the Colorado State Capitol, holding a sign that reads No More Silence, No More Violence

About Feral Floss

Feral Floss was started by Miranda Gordon, a survivor and advocate whose fight to clear Colorado's rape kit backlog became the Miranda Gordon Justice for Survivors Act. Embroidery and cross-stitch helped her heal, and now she's sharing that with anyone in a tough spot.