When I started doing needlepoint it was many years before I took a class. I learned from messing around and from reading books. Occasionally I would ask a question of a shopowner and most of the time got help. (We’ll just pass over the person who told me perle cotton was too fragile to use for needlepoint).
But it does occur to me that this isn’t the best way to learn needlepoint. That motivation compelled me to write my popular email beginning needlepoint course, Right from the Beginning, and is once again compelling my new project a book version of the original class.
The book will be available in printed and reader forms and will have lots more, including a reference section, a stitch library, projects, and a question and answer section.
I’d like that section to be guided by your questions and to have it include your best needlepoint tips. Add either one, or both, into the comments section. Those I use will get a free copy of the book upon publication.
Thanks heaps!
Related posts:
- Bargello Revisited — almost here
- Question of the Week – Would you like to own a needlepoint store?
- My Answers to the Needlepoint Survey
- The Thread Thesaurus (Revised)
- Needlepoint Resolutions for Napa Needlepoint
The rest is here:
What’s your Burning Needlepoint Question?
