I found your utube because I am really interested in learning needle punching and heard you say Manchester and then you said VT. That is where I was born and grew up. I lived on Barnumville Rd. How cool. Coming up for nieces wedding in May. If I can, would love to visit if you have an open shop. I was so excited!!😃
Hi Melina. I would like to know about your rug patterns. Love the patterns on the water. Did your design that ? Do you have some of those patterns for sale?
I checked out that website. I was stunned at the prices of the yard. $14.00 for a very tiny ball of yarn is EXPENSIVE. Way too much money. You're better off going to a craft store and purchasing big balls of yarn for about $5.00 a ball.
It depends on the level of quality you are going for. A $5 ball may be fine for some projects and for beginner pieces. Others, like an actual rug, pillow, or something that will get a lot of contact or wear really does need a high-quality yarn in order to wear well. It's just like a sweater; you can tell when one is made with a lower quality yarn compared to a nice, heavyweight yarn.
The yarn is more expensive for a few reasons. The yarn weight is specific to making rugs. The yarn content is 100% wool from sheep with coarse fiber, which is why rugs wear for a long time. The Seal Harbor yarn I s hand dyed. It is expensive because it is great quality and made for rugs. But you can use any yarn if you want to make something for fun or if you don’t want it to last 100 years or if you don’t plan on walking on it.
What a KITCH like type of craft to do. I think punch needle looks like a third grader did it. A somewhat homely spectacle of people trying to master the world of fiber arts. It fails in all do respect. Now that's sad.
Please make more videos. I’d love a video on how to correct beginner mistakes or finishing tips or finding inspiration.
Thank you for this great tutorial. I really appreciate you showing how to build an inexpensive frame. I’d like to try to build one.
I love the look of punch needlework...and I'm planning on moving to Vermont! I look forward to more tutorials like this!!!
Karena Qualey I was born and grew up in VT. In Manchester where this shop is. VT is so beautiful!!
I just received my Seal Harbor wool order. Absolutely gorgeous!
I found your utube because I am really interested in learning needle punching and heard you say Manchester and then you said VT. That is where I was born and grew up. I lived on Barnumville Rd.
How cool.
Coming up for nieces wedding in May. If I can, would love to visit if you have an open shop.
I was so excited!!😃
How to thread the hook would be nice
Beautiful 😍🤩👌I love❤️
I am so impressed with the artistry. Thank you. I am eager to finish my antique rug I found on the free table.
Looks great. What kind of needle did you use?
Love the video ... don't understand the frantic background music that fights to compete with your narration.
Absolutely! Very difficult for you have hearing aids 😥
Hi Melina. I would like to know about your rug patterns. Love the patterns on the water. Did your design that ? Do you have some of those patterns for sale?
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Can you use this on the floor and is it washable
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BEATIFULLLLLL
How many yards per ball are there?
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Do you se d. Aterías to France?
What is the brand punch needle you are using in this video, Melina?
I would also know what brand punch needle you are using.
I checked out that website. I was stunned at the prices of the yard. $14.00 for a very tiny ball of yarn is EXPENSIVE. Way too much money. You're better off going to a craft store and purchasing big balls of yarn for about $5.00 a ball.
It depends on the level of quality you are going for. A $5 ball may be fine for some projects and for beginner pieces. Others, like an actual rug, pillow, or something that will get a lot of contact or wear really does need a high-quality yarn in order to wear well. It's just like a sweater; you can tell when one is made with a lower quality yarn compared to a nice, heavyweight yarn.
The yarn is more expensive for a few reasons. The yarn weight is specific to making rugs. The yarn content is 100% wool from sheep with coarse fiber, which is why rugs wear for a long time. The Seal Harbor yarn I s hand dyed.
It is expensive because it is great quality and made for rugs.
But you can use any yarn if you want to make something for fun or if you don’t want it to last 100 years or if you don’t plan on walking on it.
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What a KITCH like type of craft to do. I think punch needle looks like a third grader did it. A somewhat homely spectacle of people trying to master the world of fiber arts. It fails in all do respect. Now that's sad.
Wow. You must just be fabulous.
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