Needlepoint finishing

Our Le Point Studio Christmas Village has been one of the most loved collections we have, and I am so inspired seeing how you all bring them to life through your beautiful stitching choices and finishing. As I was doing my own thinking around how I wanted to finish these pieces, I started to ideate around some sort of acrylic stand that would be an easy, affordable option for displaying and finishing your Christmas village. After working on a few prototypes, and getting feedback and advice…

A guide for needlepoint for beginners. Everything you need to know and buy to get started with needlepoint right away from how to stitch and where to shop!

Learn how to paint canvas for your needlepoint projects, including how to pick colors and the tools to use—according to an expert.

Coco Frank Studio | Finishing my poodle needlepoint canvas into an ornament using the lacing method 🪡 With the holidays approaching, I have taken comfort in … | Instagram

Finishing a needlepoint pillow is a fun and easy project - all you need is a sewing machine and some great fabric to make the piece stand out!

Step by step video tutorial on how to self-finish a needlepoint ornament.

Keychains... everyone needs one! Now that the Christmas deadlines have passed, we've been looking for fun items that you can finish yourself to give as gifts. Enter: self finishing keychain kits.

I have been a needlepointer for five years and love every day I get to stitch. After five years, I tried to get creative in my finishing so I would have more than just ornaments and framed pieces. For a while, I have thought it would be darling to finish pieces as magnets for the refrigerator, and today, I saw a visual of someone finishing theirs in this exact way. Aren't these darling? I spotted them on Pinterest this morning; I apologize for the language in the one photo. Now, I am…

Lycette Needlepoint on Instagram: “If you ever wondered if shop owners are as excited as y’all when our finishing comes back the answer is YES! 💜 I adore how these little…”

H here! One of my favorite things to stitch out is a key fob. It's quick, easy, and always something that you could gift or use yourself! This past summer, I learned how to finish my own key fobs and I want to share my process with you.Materials you'll need:+ 18 mesh canvas+ Perle Cotton size 5 - I recommend one full skein for the background color, plus any needed for a design+ a needle+ a pen of your choice+ scissors - I used both thread scissors and heavy-duty craft scissors in this…