Here’s an excellent tip from Mary Corbet of Needle ‘n’ Thread: Sand the back of your prick-and-pounce embroidery patterns to get clearer chalk impressions. (This seems like a good idea for prick-and-stitch designs on paper, too. Sanding would open the holes more fully, making it easier for the needle to pass through and letting the floss lie flatter.) See details at Mary’s blog post.
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Pretty Punch Needle: Modern Projects, Creative Techniques
In “Pretty Punch Needle,” author Andie Solar invites readers to dive into the vibrant world of punch needle crafting with 13 modern and well-designed projects. Whether you’re a curious beginner or a seasoned crafter, this book offers a perfect introduction … Read More ...
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