Cavalier Needlepoint: Hand Painted Needlepoint Canvases

Tokyo

Tokyo - Main image
$51.06 $74 In stock

A little piece of Tokyo for your stitching collection! This colorful travel stamp canvas is a fun way to commemorate a favorite trip to Japan, celebrate a city you love, or stitch a destination still on your bucket list. Finish it as an ornament for a special travel keepsake you can enjoy for years to come.

Designer: Stitch Style Stamps by Jinny McAuliffe
Mesh: 18 mesh
Design Size: 4" x 4.75"
Stitch Painted & Hand Painted

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Andrew ★★★★★

The colors on this Tokyo canvas are so vivid, especially the reds and golds in the temple details. It's a fun, compact project that stitched up faster than I expected. Perfect little souvenir for anyone who loves Japan.

Brian X. ★★★★★

The color on this canvas is way brighter in person than I expected from the listing, especially the reds and oranges on the tower. I stitched it on a flight home from Japan and it kept me busy for hours.

Benjamin ★★★★★

I finished the outline of Tokyo Tower first and the thread colors are so vivid they almost glow against the canvas. It's the perfect small project to pick up between bigger pieces, and now I want to stitch every city I've visited.