Coronation Street TV Series - Cross Stitch Kits

Here you can find a range of Counted Cross Stitch Kits designed to represent, in exact detail the various infamous buildings and houses that are - Coronation Street.

Each Counted Cross Stitch Kit has been carefully designed, under licence from Granada Media.

All kits come with DMC threads ready sorted on an organiser card, patterns, guidance notes and are suitable for both novices and more experienced stitchers.


	Coronation Street 50th Anniversary Counted Cross Stitch Kit This DMC Cross Stitch kit has been carefully designed to celebrate the golden anniversary of the worlds longest running TV series

	Coronation Street - Street Sign DMC Tapestry Kit This kit has been carefully designed to represent, in exact detail, the infamous Coronation St. street sign

	Large Rovers Return Cross Stitch Kit This kit has been carefully designed to represent, in exact detail, the worlds most famous pub 'The Rovers Return'

	Coronation Street Now and Then Counted Cross Stitch Kit This DMC cross stich kit features images of Coronation Street through the last fifty years

	Coronation Street Roof Tops Counted Cross Stitch Kit This DMC cross stitch kit features the famous Coronation Street Roof Tops title sequence

	Coronation Street - Street Scene Counted Cross Stitch Kit This DMC cross stitch kit features the famous street scene title sequence from Coronation Street

	Coronation Street Cross Stitch Kit - Hilda's Flying Ducks Bookmark

	Coronation Street Counted Cross Stitch Kit - Hilda's Flying Ducks This counted cross stitch tapestry kit features Hilda Ogdens flying ducks

	Large Coronation Street Cross Stitch Kit This kit has been carefully designed to represent, in exact detail, the whole row of terraced houses, shop and pub that are 'Coronation Street'

	Rovers Return Mini Cross Stitch Kit A mini version of the Coronation Street infamous pub - The Rovers Return

	Corner Shop Mini Cross Stitch Kit This mini cross stitch kit has been carefully designed to represent, Coronation Street's 'Corner Shop'