Miniature punchneedle is easy to learn. But as with nearly every form of handwork, it takes a bit of practice to perfect your technique, and there are plenty of tips and pointers that make your punching less frustrating. The how-to's that came with your punchneedle are a starting point, but they neglect to tell you much of what you need to know. If you want more detailed instructions on the ins and out of punching, you might be interested in the two books I've written:
Miniature Punchneedle Embroidery — Simple Techniques, Beautiful Projects
Learn the technique in minutes and finish your first design in a few hours! Find everything you need to know about punchneedle embroidery in this comprehensive guidebook—from tools and supplies to finishing and framing. The book includes eleven folk art projects, complete with patterns and detailed instructions. $17.95
A Passion for Punchneedle
This book picks up where Miniature Punchneedle Embroidery left off — it presents a wide variety of projects from sixteen different designers. The designs range in size from tiny to large, and represent many different styles. Learn how to create beautiful punched pieces and then use them in many functional ways, including a clock face! This book focuses on many different ways to use and display your punching. $21.95
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