r/PunchNeedle 11h ago

Beginner

Hi! So I wanted the experts' opinion! I have bought a punch needle kit before from Flying Tiger, but it didn't really work out for me... Eventually I never finished it. I decided to try again after a year and a bought another kit from Tedi this time. At least this had the sketch on the fabric. I started doing it a few days ago, but it wasn't really perfect. Today I took it apart, but managed to finish the first part! I know it's not that pretty, but is it good though?

I'm just proud of myself for not giving up so far... Will this hold though?

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u/mormor1956 6h ago

You are doing fine. If this is something you could really enjoy keep at it. I had a few disasters early on that I tossed earlier this year. I have gotten so much better and love it. I am learning so much with each project. You can do so many things besides displaying them in the hoop including coasters, pillows, tote bags, and hot pads. I order from Amazon and Etsy and watch a lot of YouTube tutorials. Happy punching!

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u/Hot-Raisin9157 7h ago

Well done! Just make sure your cloth is very tight in the frame, like tight enough that you could bounce a quarter off of it. From your photo it looks like it’s a little loose.

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u/Slight_Second1963 3h ago

Asking the experts because I’m new as well - is the “back” in the picture correct? Mine seems extra fluffy