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We produce needlepoint and cross stitch designs, charts and kits.
We specialize in charted and printed needlepoint cross stitch charts and canvases designed for pillows and miniature
rugs, as well as many Christmas Stocking kits. CRAFTS HEIRLOOMS is a brand name of many of the kits presented by
needlepointfun.com and POPULAR PRODUCTS USA.
Check out our FREE needlepoint and cross stitch
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Uzbek Rust, 15"x15". Shades of charcoal, federal blue, gold, yellow, brown rust, copper and olive green.
Included: Paternayan Persian wool, blank 13 count/mesh mono canvas and
chart. Instructions (including finishing) for beginners and tips for advanced stitchers included.
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Chartar Blue 182, 15x15 Shades of charcoal, old blue, brown, olive green, rose,
terracotta and salmon.
Included: Paternayan Persian wool, blank 13 count/mesh mono canvas and
chart. Instructions (including finishing) for beginners and tips for advanced stitchers included.
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Koum Stool Cover, 15" x 12".
Matches Koum Green pillow. Olive green, dark khaki green, rust, brown, and rose. Stool not
included. Chart, 13-mesh blank mono canvas, Paternayan yarn.
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Ajah Antique. Approximately 14" x
14". Golden brown background with copper, gold and khaki green. Instructions (including finishing) for beginners
and tips for advanced stitchers included.
Stock # 167K Ajah Antique - chart, 13-mesh blank mono canvas, Paternayan yarn.
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Akhi Old Gold. Approximately 14"
x 14". Navy, copper, beige and browns. Instructions (including finishing) for beginners and tips for advanced
stitchers included.
Akhi Old Gold - chart, 13-mesh blank mono canvas, Paternayan yarn, complete kit including the correct needle.
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- Needlepoint is a particular form of needle craft that is closely related to cross
stitch or embroidery. A special fabric, often called needlepoint canvas, is most often used as the stitched medium.
A needle threaded with wool or any other fiber is used to stitch patterns in the canvas. The canvas has rectangular
openings in the weave that allow the needle to pass through the canvas easily. There may be hundreds of stitch
variations and many names for them, but the fundamental stitches are the basketweave, the continental and the half-cross.
These are called "tent" stitches, probably because they make an inverted "V" over an intersection
of threads in the fabric.
- Cross Stitch: In this form of needlecraft designs are sewn into cloth much the
same as embroidery but the design classically follows a set pattern of stitches that form diagonal crosses. The
design can be applied in several ways or the design can be taken from charts. Cross stitch is related to needlepoint
and the same charts and designs can be used for both. The placement of each stitch is found by counting rows and
columns. Hence, it is often called "counted cross stitch."
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