Oxford Punch Needle Sizes
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Tutorial #9 - In this video Amy explains all about the various sizes of the Oxford Punch Needle and gives a little history of the Craftsman's punch needle. - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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Her voice is so soothing to the point I was actually falling asleep, and I woke up suddenly when she said "are you napping?" I felt caught 🤣🤣
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Thank you so much!! I'm new to the craft and and yesterday I was searching for a much larger punch needle and wondering how on Earth I could tell online what size I should be looking for. And just like magic, your video appeared in my suggestions today even though I didn't google the question!! I'm so happy to know what to be looking for now! I just adore this craft!!
Thank you again!
What a wonderful video. I appreciate your explanation of the styles and sizes. I'm excited to get started again after 30 years. Thank you so much.
AHHH IM SO EXCITED!!! So I bought the lavor punch needle at first and realized my yarn is toooo big for it! I’ve been looking at the Oxford needles and honestly decided it the best value to get all of them! Lol ultimately it is a better discount and I’ll be able to do so much!!!!
This is wonderful, Amy! Looking forward to your next video. I always learn so much! Thank you!
I'm so glad you like the videos - thank you for watching! Amy
Love this tutorial! Thank you so much! I can’t wait to start learning this craft!
The video was very insightful and you were a delight to listen to.
Great tutorial. I love this video. Oxford Needles are the best in the market. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for the history lesson. I just learned about this today. And I know it has a long history, but gee, it seems like such a fun hobby. I wish my JHS teacher would've taught us how to do punch needling when she taught us how to use a latch hook and the afghan stitch back in the early 1980s.
I’m home sick today - I dozed off when you asked if I was napping......you made me laugh,
Amy! Thanks for the videos and clarifying the sizing of the needles. The samples were visually helpful.
Hi Michelle, Glad I made you laugh and that the samples were helpful. Thanks for letting me know. Amy
Great video Amy. Thank you for all the great information, I'm learning a lot from you.
Thank you for watching Jenny! I'm glad the info is helpful. :-)
Dear Amy, I love watching your videos!! Thanks to you and Annoura I discovered this amazing art and with it the hobbie I always searched for. Greeting from Uruguay! 🖐️
I'm so glad you are enjoying the videos and that I've played a small part in helping you to discover something you love! Amy
Very instructive, thanks so much! I love the lion pattern you show as an example!
Very helpful explanation of the sizes and use of each. Thank you for your videos, I’m really enjoying them.
I'm so glad you're finding them helpful! Amy
I would love to learn how to do this!
This was an excellent video...thank you so much... I am just starting with Punch Needles so this offered very valuable information.
Very informative video! Thank you for sharing. I'm starting with Punch needles and this is the first video that I watched :-)
hahaha!!!! You freaked my freaked at the end..... "are you napping"? LOL!!! Yes, I had my eyes closed listening.... hahaha!!!! Got me! hahaha!
Not napping - very informative. Just started in this craft and made my first item with your 10 punch. Now I can't wait to start creating! Loving all the information. Thank you!
Have fun!
I really want to get back into rug punch... These videos will help motivate me and I do have several of your punches including the mini! Oh and yes, I really was watching Amy! :)
I'm so happy to play a part in motivating you to punch! Thanks for watching :)
I just ordered the full set =) I am so excited to get my hand on it
This is what I was hoping you’d come out with. Love seeing the samplers that emphasize the different lengths. Loving my 10 reg and fine punch needles. Now I’m going to have to get the 13 and 14 ( with heels). Lol.
I'm so glad you liked the video. Thanks for taking the time to post and for choosing my Oxford Punch Needles! Amy
I'm so excited to give this a go!!
Thanks for watching and sharing your excitement!
I'm new to this and very excited.
Excellent way to explain thanks, i just started so i found this video amazing. Toronto Canada
Glad it was helpful!
thank you so much for the wonderful video and information
I ordered the regular but got fine. I’ve gotta send them back. I’m so excited to start using my needles
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Hi Amy! I love your needles. Actually I own a 10 regular but just ordered the full set and will receive them soon. I have a question though, which needle do you recommend for the 1/4 inch fabric strips? Thank you for your sharing your knowledge. 😊
very cool!
Very informative, thank you! Just curious why someone would invent a numbering system for the punch needles and not make the smallest loop needle the smallest number? Seems counterintuitive.
Amy, I've been looking for these needles for over 10 years but I did not know what to call them on the internet search so they kept giving me only hook & loop. In 1970 my sister took a high school home ec. class & rug punching was on the curriculum that year. She bought a hoola-hoop for $2 & skans of typical rug yarn & a needle I still have not found. Flower power art was the thing of the day & that was the pattern she drew. It was so beautiful when completed & I never forgot it but when I wanted to redo it in the new millenium, the needle was nowhere to be found. It made a loop 1 or 2 sizes in height more than the Craftsmen size #??? that you showed is adjustable but is still not quite long enough for me.
It looked like an oyster shelling knife handle with a hole at the tip & one at the handle drilled into the metal & I still don't know what to call it. It makes a pile more like a long hair shag carpet with extra long pile. What I want it for is to make a huge Polar Bear wall hanging without all the time it takes to pull hook & loop. She made her rugs in one day (large hoola-hoop size) Have you ever seen a double hole needle? They could have been locally modified in a machine shop for a class of only 12 girls. When flower-power went out, the needle may have gone out with it because it may been modified, I don't lnow. The Craftsman is still not long enough for me but it may have to do. I Don't know how long polar bearfur is but I know It's not short cropped.
How fascinating! At first I thought you might be describing latch hook, which is a common technique they might have been teaching in the 70s but I've never heard of or seen anything like what you describe. I don't know of a tool that allows you to make a large rug like that in a day. The longest setting on the Craftsman's needle is the #1 which is 3/4 of an inch long. You could reach under and pull the loops to make each one longer, but I think that might be more of a time consuming technique than you are looking for. If you do track down this tool, please let me know - I'm very curious! I'm so sorry not to be of more help! Amy
Amy, hi Karen Gore here. Sorry I wasn't more clear. The rugs my sister made were burlap type material (tighter than burlap) stapled to hoola-- hoops about 3 or 4 feet around & those were able to be done in a day or 2. I am looking to make a faux Polar bear fur to place in a country cabin on a cypress wood wall.. I have a large deer there now & it doesn't stand out well at all. I need something lighter & I love polar bears even though I Iive in the south. I haven't found my needle yet as I remember it but it may have been what you're showing but it doesn't strike me that way. Thank you for your reply. Your work is beautiful.
i loved the video ,it was verry informative but i have a question . how does the yarn stay at place on the fabric? do you use any kind of glue on the back ?
Thanks for asking! You don't need any kind of glue on the back. The loops are close enough together that when the piece is finished, they hold each other in place! Amy
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Can the Mini with heels be used with weavers cloth?
Hahaha…. I was enjoying it so much, I was drifting off 😂😂😂
What Oxford punch needle do I need for DMC?
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I want to order a Oxford punch needle but I can't find where to order it from
Where can I purchase the Craftsman punch needle. I’ve tried eBay and Amazon and can not find it.
Can you show how to use the super bulks chennelle type yarns?
I love all of your products. The only problem I have is the price tag. Can you recommend a cheaper option for someone just getting started? I can make the frame but I can't swing buying 2 needles from you, the cloth and the grippers for something I may not even like doing.
I'm so glad you like what we offer and I appreciate you taking the time to watch our videos! To start, you would only need one punch needle and a small piece of monk's cloth. You could try punching with an embroidery hoop to see if it is a craft you might enjoy long term. If you decide you do enjoy it, you could then invest in the grippers for making your own frame. Best, Amy
Thank you so much for the great info
Please, where can I get these needles?
Hi Amy. I am currently working on a rug using the craftsman punch needle. I ordered one of your punch needles and I love it so much better than the Craftsman! Currently, I have the Craftsman set to "9". Would a size 9 regular Oxford punch be the same to finish my project?
I'm so glad you're loving our punch needle! Yes, the #9 on both tools makes a 3/8" tall loop, so you should be able to finish your piece without a noticeable difference. Happy punching! Amy
Hi Amy, would you happen to know how to fix a loose lock on an old craftsman's punch needle?
Yes, I've fixed many! I carefully slide out the lock, making sure not to bend off the threading eye. Once the lock is out I insert a Phillips head screw driver into it to expand it. I try to expand it enough to be a snug fit when you put it back in the channel. Hope this makes sense!
Здравствуйте. Подскажите пожалуйста, какие номера игл были представлены в видео. И длинна игл. За раннее спасибо❤
Can you use lace weight yarn in the mini?
My apologies for this late reply! Lace weight yarn would be too fine for the mini - the mini and our other fine point needles are meant for worsted weight or similar yarn. You may be able to use multiple strands of lace weight yarn but you may be happier with the results of punching with a heavier weight yarn. Thanks for asking! Amy
I love this punch needle.from where i can buy this punch needle?
You can order the needle on my website here: amyoxford.com/collections/oxford-punch-needles Thanks for asking and for watching! Amy
hi i love it. please let me know from where i can get this. i am from new delhi
india
Hi! You can order on my website: www.amyoxford.com. We're happy to ship to you in India. Thanks for asking and for watching the videos! Amy
What kind of fabrics can be used? Can it be used on material made for hand embroidery?
I use and recommend monk's cloth (the variety with 12-14 holes per inch) but you can also use rug linen, or even wool flannel with the fine punch needle. I'm not sure about material made for hand embroidery. I suspect it might not be strong enough to hold up to the punch needle. I hope this helps! Amy
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Which two sets would be best for all purpose use? Which height and size is your favorite? Thank you
I would recommend the #10 (or #9) regular and the #14 fine. The #9 regular and #14 fine are my favorite needles to use and should be all you need to punch just about anything! I hope this helps! Amy
The Oxford Company thank you so much Amy I appreciate that . Ill get those two then. Do you offer a set or discount code of any kind?
I'm sorry, we don't have a discount code or sale running at the moment.
I would like to know the price for the set please
Hi am from Kenya do you sell the needles can you send them to me and at how much
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How i can get all thiss pleaaaase :'(
I'm sorry for this late reply! We sell all of the punch needles on my website: amyoxford.com You can find a list of international stockists there as well. I hope this helps! Amy
ciao fate dei lavori stupendi potrei sapere se vendete i punch needle su amazon?grazie
Mi dispiace, ma non vendo il mio ago da punch su Amazon. Puoi metterli sul mio sito Web qui: amyoxford.com/collections/oxford-punch-needles o da uno dei nostri rivenditori internazionali che puoi trovare qui: amyoxford.com/pages/international-orders . Spero che questo possa essere d'aiuto! Per favore, scusa questa traduzione.
How do I order it pls send me the address
Thanks for asking! You can order punch needles on my website here: amyoxford.com/collections/oxford-punch-needles
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Que pena que no interpreten en español, se trata de un tema muy interesante para las que nos gusta bordar.
I like punch nidle how 2 order in Pakistan.
We would be happy to ship to you in Pakistan. You can order at www.amyoxford.com or if you prefer you can find our international stockists on my website as well under "International Orders." Thanks for reaching out and for watching my videos! Amy
I can barely hear !! the sound is not right :(
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Cant never hear her, too low an i have my phn full volume...
Thank you for that feedback - we'll do what we can to adjust the volume in future videos! Amy
Must be something wrong with your phone. Because on mine it's loud enough... 🤔
Please fix your volumes please can't hear you.
So frustrating that you are not videoing the thing you are talking about. Can you back up so we can see and learn/
Please talk louder.....😊 I had problems hearing what you said.
Thank you for the feedback!
Your Voice is too low. Please talk louder.
Thanks for the feedback! Amy