#needle point

[thedirtyblondeletters]

[laurakwatson]

SAMPLER

Little embroideries of little things.

[wemlisbemlis]

smal needle felt cowb💗💗 made dis liddol guy as a more portable cowb to take on adventures wif mee •◡• i used to make needle felt animals a few years ago so i wanted to try making a cowb :DD

[no-tengo-ojos]

The first of many needle points to come

(Also sorry for the bad image quality, its 2:30 am and lighting is an issue)

[theuniversalscat]

Thank you for the artistic reminder, universe. 🧶🪡🧵💖

Available on Etsy at the following shop:

[llemonllama]

I cross stitched a pillow for my grandma, by request lmao

[chronivore]

[mimicmerchant]

Finished my first cross stitch! For a friend with a love of dumb internet memes and an upcoming art-gallery-themed birthday party.

flower bouquet pattern (altered for the text)

Stupid libertarian police copy pasta

[strixessabre]

Added some Halloween friends to the store! Two little pumpkins with two little jobs! One can be a simple button, and the other job it can do is be a needle minder.

Perfect little spooky friend for your embroidery and your jackets!

( Strixes' Sabre )

[glazenewt]

Did you know that before I got sucked into punch needle, I used to actually do embroidery!? I got interested in embroidery mostly before and during covid times, I loved it but didn't love how long it would take me, how much my hands would sweat, and would get easily frustrated...

I seem to be much more interested in doing punch needle because its done on a bigger scale. It's easier on my clammy hands and finger tips, takes less patience, and you get to essentially make tiny rugs? Cool as fuck dude.

Will I ever return to small scale embroidery again? Maybe- I dont know. I know I have an unfinished project sitting in my embroidery bag that I need to actually finish... I hate leaving things unfinished. So maybe one day i'll finish that, but who knows? Maybe i'll make some pieces to sell one day hmmmm...

[unknown--user]

[365knitsocks]

Shopping my Grandma’s Stash

Greetings, the other day my Grandma gave me a pile of craft kits and supplies. She has reached the age where she can’t see to do needle work anymore. She truly has reached SABLE (stash amassed beyond life expectancy)

I hope to finish some of these items for her but it will also take me learning and mastering hardanger embroidery. I don’t even know where to start with that. So, if anyone has any advice please let me know. The item that she wants finished is the table runner in the kit in the photo above.

This is a piece that grandma started and never got to the point of cutting the fabric. I love the nordic inspired crafts and I would love to learn how to accomplish this request. However I am fairly unconfident in my ability to cut the correct threads without damaging to others. This is the same reason why I haven’t attempted steeking any of my knitting.

She told me that if I could learn to knit watching youtube videos then I could teach myself this as well. 🤣 She’s more confident in my abilities than I am.

I also received several cross stitch and embroidery kits to work on. I am much more confident in my ability to work with these successfully. Grandma loves and collects bears so I will be making that one for her very soon.

[misterlemonztenth]

02-02-24 | beaky4details. misterlemonztenth.tumblr.com/archive

[purple-pigeon-art]

pygmy pouter wip

also this may be for sale when its done so keep an eye out if its something youre interested in

[embroiledembroidery]

Aaaaaaand this is my Second Ever Finished Embroidery Project! Made for a friend; this is a reference to an artist I’ve followed on other accounts for years! @childofsquid2 I ALWAYS loved your clown items, but I especially wanted a “Down To Clown Around” Shirt, just never got the chance to get one before they stopped being sold!!

[anielskaaniela]

How to Choose the Right Needle Size and Type for Any Fabric

In this post you learn how to choose the right needle for sewing with any fabric. Choosing the right needle size and type for your fabric is an essential skill for sewing. It can help you achieve better results and avoid common problems, such as skipped stitches, broken needles, or damaged fabrics. In this post, you’ll learn how to pick the right needle for any fabric, based on the weight,…