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needlepoint.com

Discover your happy place at Needlepoint.Com! Explore the finest needlepoint supplies, canvases, kits, and threads. Enjoy our stitching resources, expert tips, and classes to elevate your craft. Shop now for unbeatable quality and inspiration!

lycettedesigns.com

Discover our premier needlepoint store in Palm Beach, FL, and Newport, RI. Shop unique needlepoint and lifestyle goods at Lycette Designs.

pennylinn.com

Penny Linn is a new-age needlepoint store offering hand-painted canvases, accessories, ideas, tips, and insider information to help anyone fall in love with needlepointing.

kcneedlepoint.com

SHOPPING Q: I’m new! Where do I start? A: Yay! We're so glad you're here. We have several beginner kits that contain everything you need to get you from start to finish on a project. Our beginner kits include basic stitch instructions, threads, scissors, project bag, and a 13 count canvas with needle. Click here to sho

poppymonkneedlepointkits.com

AFFILIATE DISCLAIMER Some of the sections of this site will allow you to purchase different products and services online provided by other merchants, and not us. Some of the links that we post on our site are “affiliate links.” This means if you click on the link and purchase the item, we will receive an affiliate comm

morganjuliadesigns.com

Classic, Hand-Painted Needlepoint Canvases from Morgan Julia Designs

atlanticbluecanvas.com

Give them what they want! A gift card from Atlantic Blue to use anytime on anything from our website!

lepointstudio.com

The most basic of needlepoint stitches are called TENT Stitches. In its basic form, needlepoint is one diagonal stitch over each intersection of your canvas. The direction of that diagonal stitch is always from lower left to upper right, when looking at your canvas. Hand painted canvases make it easy to see where to stitch, because each intersection of your canvas is painted what color that stitch should be - almost like a paint by number! This is what makes hand painted canvases so wonderful, but also expensive! There is a person counting and painting each stitch on your canvas so that you can easily understand where to stitch! There are 3 types of tent stitches: Half Cross Stitch, Continental Stitch & the Basketweave Stitch. All of them look the same on the front of you canvas, but look different on the back of your canvas, each providing different levels of structure to your canvas. WHY IS STRUCTURE IMPORTANT TO YOUR CANVAS? USE: Some end uses for canvases get heavy wear. Think of a pillow that will be sat on and thrown around for hopefully years to come - you want your threads to create a solid structure to help your piece stay in tact and last. LONGEVITY: Even if it isn’t a piece that will be getting heavy wear, Needlepoint pieces become a keepsake for years to come. By stitching your canvas with good yarn coverage and structure, you are building longevity into your piece. Each tent stitch offers a different amount of structure to your canvas. HALF CROSS STITCH: Least amount of coverage CONTINENTAL STITCH: Medium amount of coverage BASKETWEAVE STITCH: Highest amount of coverage For this reason, we recommend using the Half Cross Stitch and Continental Stitches for small to medium areas of your canvas, and the Basketweave Stitch for larger areas. I most often mix all 3 tent stitches, when I am working on a canvas. You can also choose to stitch a canvas in all of one tent stitch - it is really up to you! The HALF CROSS STICH and the CONTINENTAL

ericawilson.com

Founded 1963. Women's contemporary lifestyle fashion brand featuring pajamas, dresses, and needlepoint celebrating the landscape and lifestyle of Nantucket, born from America's First Lady of stitchery, Erica Wilson.

stitchedupkits.com.au

Learn the art of hand embroidery with our easy DIY craft kits designed with love in Torquay, Australia. Perfect for beginners or a thoughtful gift, packed with everything you need to stitch with confidence.