Punch Needle: Embroidery and Wool Work (Design Originals) Beginner-Friendly Step-by-Step Projects for Stunning Dimensional Effects with One Simple Stitch; Accent Purses, Coasters, Framed Art, & More

Punch needle embroidery is a creative art that allows you to make stunning dimensional effects with one simple-to-learn stitch! Designs inside Punch Needle: Embroidery and Wool Work include:

• "Be Mine" Mug Rug
• Heartfelt Wall Hanging
• Luck 'O the Irish
• Posey Flower
• Cottontail Bunny
• Birds, Bees & Sunflowers
• Nostalgic Cape Cod
• May Flowers
• Framed Fruits, Flowers, or Leaves
• The Great Pumpkin
• Believe... in Santa
• Stockings
• Christmas Treasures

You can make wonderful small designs that are perfect for accenting coasters (mug rugs), wall hangings, and framed art.

Felted wool is a very useful textile. Because the edges don't ravel, wool work is perfect for applique designs to make beautiful purses, table runners, pillows, and clothing.

Together, these crafts create ensembles for wearables and home décor!

In this book you will find patterns for various holidays as well as flowers, fruits, and plants that you can use all throughout the year. These unique punch needle designs and coordinating wool applique projects are a delight! The pieces are designed to inspire you with a new set of projects every month.

The authors, mother and daughter team Cheryl Haynes and Sarah Haynes Knoerr, had a delightful time designing these coordinated pieces, and hope you enjoy making each project as much as they enjoyed bringing them to you.

Punch needle embroidery is beautiful, delicate to look at, and fun to do. With the patterns in this book, you will be creating wonderful projects and gifts all year long.

Expand your artistic boundaries with Punch Needle!

Cheryl Haynes has crafting in her blood: her parents were basket makers and her grandmothers were quilters. She has designed well over 300 patterns and books. She has had quilts displayed in calendars and various quilting magazines. She began her business by hand crafting oak and reed baskets, designing patterns for dolls and quilted wall hangings. Today she runs the Prairie Grove Peddler, a pattern website, at prairiegrovepeddler.com

Sarah Haynes Knoerr has been immersed in the craft industry from a very young age, thanks to her mother, Cheryl Haynes. Sarah now invests her creativity in her new design company, A Dash of Whimsy.