Bless This House Burlap Bag
Price: US$8.50
FWP Punch Needle Airing the Quilts #607
Price: US$7.00
Home Punch Needle ePattern
Price: US$8.00
Showing posts with label Punch Needle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Punch Needle. Show all posts
Monday, July 23, 2012
Punch Needle Patterns
Here are a few punch needle patterns from www.PatternMart.com that I thought you would enjoy this morning.
Bless This House Burlap Bag
Price: US$8.50
FWP Punch Needle Airing the Quilts #607
Price: US$7.00
Home Punch Needle ePattern
Price: US$8.00
Bless This House Burlap Bag
Price: US$8.50
FWP Punch Needle Airing the Quilts #607
Price: US$7.00
Home Punch Needle ePattern
Price: US$8.00
Friday, July 18, 2008
A Few Punch Needle Patterns
Several new punch needle patterns have been added since the last time we featured them. Enjoy browsing www.patternmart.com for more wonderful punch needle patterns.
Primitive Yellow Ware Pitcher and Barn star Punch Needle pattern
Price: US$5.00
FWP - 3 OLDE SHEEPE Punch Needle Primitive Pincushion #108
Price: US$8.00
2 CROWS Needlepunch Punch needle Pattern !
Price: US$4.99
Primitive Yellow Ware Pitcher and Barn star Punch Needle pattern
Price: US$5.00
FWP - 3 OLDE SHEEPE Punch Needle Primitive Pincushion #108
Price: US$8.00
2 CROWS Needlepunch Punch needle Pattern !
Price: US$4.99
Monday, November 19, 2007
Needle Arts
If you're looking for something to keep your hands busy while you're watching TV, below are a few fun ways to accomplish that. Crochet, punch needle, and cross stitch are just a few of the needle art patterns offered at Pattern Mart. These are easy to carry along to doctor's visits, on plane trips, and other trips that require an extended wait period.
Amigurumi Wintertime Pals Crochet Pattern
Price: US$5.50
~Early Style Sampler Pinkeep Cube~ Pattern
Price: US$7.50
FWP Punch Needle Pattern Primitive Small Goods Pincushions #507
Price: US$7.00
Amigurumi Wintertime Pals Crochet Pattern
Price: US$5.50
~Early Style Sampler Pinkeep Cube~ Pattern
Price: US$7.50
FWP Punch Needle Pattern Primitive Small Goods Pincushions #507
Price: US$7.00
Friday, November 17, 2006
I've become "hooked"
I have become "hooked" by all this talk of Needle Punch.
After reading the article that Kelle wrote awhile ago....I knew that I wanted to add it to the blog and learn more about it. I have been seeing it in different magazines and more and more folks are trying it as their craft.
I have been looking into getting my supplies. I live in Canada and not everyone will ship items up here so I have to look around. For patterns.....that part was super simple....PATTERNMART of course!
Have you seen the patterns offered for this? Oh I am going to have a hard time picking which one I want to do first. I have been a good girl this year and think I need to send "santa" a list to order from. LOL
Have you tried this yet? How long did it take you? I am thinking I am going to become hooked quite quickly and will be finding it hard to want to do anything else for awhile! LOL I already have an array of ideas racing thru my mind on how I can incorporate needle punch into what I already create.
Come on....... lets join the fun and get "punching"
Cedara of http://www.thrutheatticdoor.com
After reading the article that Kelle wrote awhile ago....I knew that I wanted to add it to the blog and learn more about it. I have been seeing it in different magazines and more and more folks are trying it as their craft.
I have been looking into getting my supplies. I live in Canada and not everyone will ship items up here so I have to look around. For patterns.....that part was super simple....PATTERNMART of course!
Have you seen the patterns offered for this? Oh I am going to have a hard time picking which one I want to do first. I have been a good girl this year and think I need to send "santa" a list to order from. LOL
Have you tried this yet? How long did it take you? I am thinking I am going to become hooked quite quickly and will be finding it hard to want to do anything else for awhile! LOL I already have an array of ideas racing thru my mind on how I can incorporate needle punch into what I already create.
Come on....... lets join the fun and get "punching"
Cedara of http://www.thrutheatticdoor.com
Punch Needle Revival
Posted on 2006-07-25 by Kelle Arvay
Category: Punch Needle
Originally called Russian Punch Needle Embroidery, this unique art form has been around since the days of ancient Egyptians and widely used in the 1700's. What we are seeing today is a renewed interest in the art form with the possibilities of designs being endless. In the last six months or so there has been an increased popularity when it comes to Punch Needle and you will find many more designers offering Punch Needle patterns. Punch Needle is a very easy craft to do even for a beginner. It consist of a punch needle tool, gripper frame, weavers cloth and skiens of cotton or wool floss. Basically you use your threaded punch needle tool to "punch" the floss through the weavers cloth over and over to create a finished design. If you haven't tried Punch Needle, I'd highly recommend it. Not only is it easy but it's a craft that is portable and can be taken with you anywhere. The great thing about Punch Needle is you can create a work of art of just about any design. Everything from primitive style designs, flowers to more cute designs. Your imagination is the only limit. There are also so many things you could put punch needle designs on.Everything from framing them to creating handbags to just name a couple. Designs can range from very simplistic to very intricate. I would recommend if your a beginner to start with a simple design. Most Punch Needle designs are quite small. Ranging from three to four inches in size. Once you get going though you certainly could become more ambitious and create designs that are larger. Happy punching! © Kelle Arvay
Author: Kelle Arvay
Bio:Kelle Arvay is a doll pattern designer and long time artist. She also is the owner of http://www.patternmart.com/ which has thousands of craft patterns that can be downloaded instantly. In addition, she is also the co-publisher of Creative Times magazine, http://www.ctmagazine.net/ which is a bi-monthly downloadable magazine full of crafting articles, trends, interviews and several free patterns in each issue.
Category: Punch Needle
Originally called Russian Punch Needle Embroidery, this unique art form has been around since the days of ancient Egyptians and widely used in the 1700's. What we are seeing today is a renewed interest in the art form with the possibilities of designs being endless. In the last six months or so there has been an increased popularity when it comes to Punch Needle and you will find many more designers offering Punch Needle patterns. Punch Needle is a very easy craft to do even for a beginner. It consist of a punch needle tool, gripper frame, weavers cloth and skiens of cotton or wool floss. Basically you use your threaded punch needle tool to "punch" the floss through the weavers cloth over and over to create a finished design. If you haven't tried Punch Needle, I'd highly recommend it. Not only is it easy but it's a craft that is portable and can be taken with you anywhere. The great thing about Punch Needle is you can create a work of art of just about any design. Everything from primitive style designs, flowers to more cute designs. Your imagination is the only limit. There are also so many things you could put punch needle designs on.Everything from framing them to creating handbags to just name a couple. Designs can range from very simplistic to very intricate. I would recommend if your a beginner to start with a simple design. Most Punch Needle designs are quite small. Ranging from three to four inches in size. Once you get going though you certainly could become more ambitious and create designs that are larger. Happy punching! © Kelle Arvay
Author: Kelle Arvay
Bio:Kelle Arvay is a doll pattern designer and long time artist. She also is the owner of http://www.patternmart.com/ which has thousands of craft patterns that can be downloaded instantly. In addition, she is also the co-publisher of Creative Times magazine, http://www.ctmagazine.net/ which is a bi-monthly downloadable magazine full of crafting articles, trends, interviews and several free patterns in each issue.
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