PUNCH NEEDLE for BEGINNERS - Embroidery and Rug Making Tutorial by Naztazia
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- Learn how to do punch needle for beginners in this tutorial video. Hi I'm Donna Wolfe from Naztazia. In this video I show how to do the basics of punch needle embroidery and rug hooking. Punch needle is a vintage fiber art technique that creates straight stitches on one side of the cloth and loop stitches on the other. Monk's cloth or weavers cloth is used along with a punch needle tool and either yarn, thread, or embroidery floss. It's a wonderful art that works up fast and easy!
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I am serching this kind of video for long time..my English is very bad...iam indian...so...sorry...agar kuchh worng likha ho❤😊
I tried it with different kit, and I ended up making more hole on the fabric, and I decided not to continue with this. It is not my type of hobby.. Someone else might do better than me...
went from having 0 clue on how to do any of this with the kit I bought to making a (very bad but still fun!) heart shape on some spare fabric without having to even pause the video! excellent tutorial! :)
It's so pretty! I feel like this is so fragile because it's so easy to "undo" on accident. Especially if it's a pillow and a cat accidentally hooks their paws on it lol. Am I wrong?
This Canadian gal started this awesome hobby about 30 yrs ago. I've made numerous pictures for baby gifts & showers. I have lots of stamped prints to be ironed unto my fabric. It is very enjoyable & once you get the hang of it you will be totally addicted
HELPPPP monks cloth from joanns and a m55 punch needle with red heart 4 weight yarn the loops are basically nonexistent even though im going to the wooden handle, do i need a 3.5mm needle as my cloth literally has holes in it now. my cloth is on tacks and is super tight
Thank you! I have had a punch needle set for 10 years and never figured it out by the crappy instructions that came with it.
Thank you, I really enjoyed this tutorial. I realized that I have a few punch needles, but I didn't know how to use them, now I do. I have always liked the rugs I've seen that were made this way, now I can plan one of my own. I did latch hooked rugs before.
Great tutorial!! Easy to follow. Nice closeups of threading the needle and how to hold it. Thank you so much!!
I did this when I was a little girl. Oh my goodness I had so much fun doing it.
Back in the 80's this was called needle punch. So glad i kept mine. This is fun to do.
Thank you for sharing this ❣just getting started with needle push. I think I'm going to love it🙂❤
I absolutely love how you explain each craft and each pattern. I especially like your crochet tutorials.
I've been doing this craft for many years. I really enjoy this. I love personalizing pillow cases...etc. I use fabric glue to secure my stitches if it's something I'll need to wash.
Wow, what a fun looking hobby! Thanks so much Donna for going into clear detail, I've heard about punch needle years ago but never knew much about it. I'll be browsing around for a beginners kit, you've just given me something new to add in my hobbies and also for using up my large yarn stash with! Saving this tutorial in my library!
Aren't you the best Naztazia🥰
Thank you so much for this video..I thoroughly enjoy them..clear explanations ..great work!
Donna this craft looks like a lot of fun!! I want to try it & I love your detailed explanation❤
This looks so fun! Ty for sharing such an easy video to follow!
I am going to try this. Thank you for the tutorial 🥰💜