Really Cross Stitch: For When You Just Want to Stab Something a Lot

Drawing inspiration from the power behind recent global marches, Really Cross Stitch channels all that anger and outrage into artful creations bordered with decorative flair. Crafting for the purpose of public protest has a rich history. The first-wave feminists utilized needlework during their demonstrations and public protest lectures in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Feminist Betsy Greer emphasized the revolutionary nature of every act of making. Really Cross Stitch celebrates the fusion of activism and creativity, empowering readers to channel their fervor for change into expressive works that stand as both protest and art.