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Aug
25

Needlepoint Patterns In Video

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We are dedicated to sharing needlepoint news, both current events and history. We have tips and suggestions, ideas for projects and information on stitches, tools and supplies. So please join in and enjoy yourself, there is much more to come. Thanks for visiting!

We have just added a very nice series of needlepoint How To videos including how to choose a canvas, thread a needle, stitch, and more.. Whether for beginners or as a reminder they are informative, clear and easy to follow. Other videos of needlepoint crafts and instruction are here also. Please enjoy.



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Needlepoint - Choosing a Canvas




Needlepoint - Choosing a Needle and Fiber




Needlepoint - Threading a Needle and Starting a Thread




Needlepoint - Continental Stitch




Needlepoint - Ending a Thread




Needlepoint - Other Stiches

by Susan Battle, Owner of The Point of It All, Washington, D.C.



Photos of a recent cross stitch project, put together into my first movie maker project. By chickiepants.


This is a list of supplies, tools, and how to set up to start stitching needlework. By StitchatHome

I’ve realized that I have seen several videos lately that I would like to share with you. I’ll work on this and keep this page updated with interesting video that is needlepoint related. Remember to comment!

Amazing Pillow & Ottoman Stitchery video shared by Jay at www.Design2Share.com They have Great Tips & Resources for Your Home, visit and see. For more of artist Joseph M. Dunn’s work, go to www.JosephMDunn.com.

StitchatHome is a self taught needleworker who has always had a love for the needlearts. “In 1998, I was bored and yearning for travel, so I went online and signed up for a needlework trip to England for two weeks with complete strangers. They were wonderful and we had great adventures.”

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