A special thanks to Kelly Market for featuring a post on my needlepoint kits. Needlepoint is experiencing a revival in this generation and it's not just for grannies anymore!! It's a timeless craft and now you can find kits with a contemporary twist to pep up your decor. There are an endless variety available here.
HAVE A SUPAH WEEKEND!!
HAVE A SUPAH WEEKEND!!
Thank you Anne, you too! thank you for your comment yesterday...too much snow and cold - I'll bet you are nice and warm in Florida?? I don't do needlepoint, but just signed up to take a knitting class in February!! Sewing is next!! :)) xo
ReplyDeleteGood Morning from St Augustine FL! The needlepoint kits are on my list to order for the store. I will be back April 1st & will place my order then. Thank you, Mary Ann @ Anchor Cottage
ReplyDeleteThanks Anne! I am all about the revival of needlepoint, sewing, and knitting. It's much more fun to make things yourself! Have a great weekend :)
ReplyDeletexo Kelly
I had no idea you had needlepoint kits! I find needlepoint super-relaxing, and yours would be sooo fun to hang in my dressing room. Thanks!
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ReplyDeleteThese are fantastic! Too bad I don't have the "sewing" gene...I am seriously inept at anything requiring a needle!
Anne, just tagged you in my post today. Hope you'll play along. xoxo
ReplyDeleteHi Anne I just wanted to thank u for your lovely comment on my blog and wanted to let you know that you are very inspirational to me and I just love visiting your blog :))
ReplyDeleteHope you're having a great w/end
xo
Anne this is news to me & good news at that! I feel one of these may be winging its way across the Pacific to The Hedge very soon!
ReplyDeleteMillie x
Wow - I've never really considered taking up needlepoint (I've been cross stitching for 20+ years, and who needs another hobby, right?), but after seeing your needlepoint ginger jar kit, I am seriously tempted to get started with needlepoint!
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Awesome! They are just beautiful ( of course) if I had time I would be all over these! a perfect gift for someone who does needlepoint though, I will bookmark it...
ReplyDeleteHope you're enjoying your weekend,
Nathalie
How great! I am glad to see it making a comeback and so updated!
ReplyDeleteSaw these beauties over at Kelly's - they are so charming. I'm not a needlepointer - but my sister-in-law is quite a devoted one so passed these over to her!
ReplyDeleteI have many clients who love to needlepoint and then are stumped when faced with what to do with the finished piece. So much time is invested in the work that the pillow to be made should be equal in value. I'll post some photos on my blog today of needlepoint pillows I have made for my clients.
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I agree with acorn. Dont put me near anything sharp or pointy. Needlework is really back on trend again. I am also seeing a lot of embroidery, all of which I think is fantastic. I am sick of seeing mass produced stuff. Lets get back to home made basics!
ReplyDeleteAnne, this is such a timely post. I did a post on the Elephant Art canvases at Art Needlepoint and included a link to your beautiful things. :-)
ReplyDeleteI need a new project and just ordered the setee pattern top left. Can't wait to get started...hope I can do it up right as I haven't done any needle work in YEARS!!
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