Needlepoint Frames and Stands
Link to web sites featuring stands for working needlepoint.
View ArticleThe Wicker Stitch
The Wicker Stitch is a textured filling stitch that resembles a woven, wicker basket.
View ArticleSquare One Needlepoint Doodle
Stitch a needlepoint doodle using a variety of stitches including the criss cross hungarian stitch and the gobelin stitch.
View ArticleTapestry Wool
Tapestry wool consists of four plies of yarn twisted together, which cannot be separated. Because the plies cannot be separated, this type of yarn is normally worked on larger mesh canvas (#10 up to...
View ArticleValley Tulips Needlepoint Pattern
Combine four basic needlepoint stitches – Continental Stitch and satin stitch worked in opposite directions, along with straight stitch and French knots - to create a pretty picture and matching...
View ArticleIce Cream Sticks Needlepoint Pattern -...
Stitch a colorful batch of ice creams on a stick that look almost good enought to eat.
View ArticleCoins in the Fountain Cyber Workshop
The Coins in the Fountain Pattern is an online needlepoint class and features seven different needlepoint stitches for you to learn.
View ArticleApple-A-Day Pattern Set
Stitch a bushel of delicious red, green and golden apples for Autumn. This 2-piece pattern set includes a square motif suitable for framing or use on a pillow top, and a matching bookmark.
View ArticleMexican Folk Art Animal
Stitch a stylized animal in bright colors for Cinco de Mayo. This pattern was inspired by Mexican folk embroidery on a vintage costume.
View ArticleMovie Theatre Popcorn Pattern
This needlepoint pattern for movie theatre popcorn is given in 4 sections, but is easy to follow. The project is perfect for a home theatre room, movie buff, or popcorn lover.
View ArticleConversion Chart
These are charts printed by various manufacturers that list tapestry wool colors and their equivalents from other manufacturers. This is handy if you need to make a substitution in a project. If a...
View ArticleBamboo Frame
Stitch a needlepoint frame for your favorite photo, or use it to frame a monogram. This free needlepoint pattern works up quickly and fits the Asian Alphabet pattern.
View ArticleTaping the Edges of a Canvas
Learn how to prepare the edges of a needlepoint canvas using masking tape.
View ArticleMesh
The term “mesh” refers to canvas sizes, or holes per inch. As an example, 14-mesh canvas has 14 holes – or openings in the canvas – per inch. Mesh size is often abbreviated using the pound (#) symbol,...
View ArticleHow to Make a Needlepoint Bag
Stitch a finished needlepoint canvas into a handy, lined pouch. You can use them as purses, totes, or create smaller pouches to hang on a doorknob, as ornaments, or unique gift bags.
View ArticleWorking a Complicated Design
Working a complicated, multi-color needlepoint pattern is easy by using this method.
View ArticleGrace's Pinks Needlepoint Pattern
Floral patterns were a favorite of needlepointers past. The Grace's Pinks needlepoint pattern features a swirling floral wreath inspired by classic needlepoint design, and is worked in continental...
View ArticleAlphabets and Monograms
Alphabets, monograms and matching frames to personalize your needlepoint projects.
View ArticleThe Rhodes Stitch
Learn to work the versatile Rhodes Stitch and many of its variations including the Rhodes, Heart, Rhodes Diamond, Rhodes Octagonal, Rhodes Circle, Rhodes Sheaf, Rhodes Clover or Shamrock and the Rhodes...
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