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Punch Needle kit review and giveaway!

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I’ve finally tackled my silly fear of Punch Needle kits and boy am I glad I did. It’s actually really easy and quite fun. I’m so pleased with my little creation. Plus, I have an extra kit to give to one of you as well!

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The kit reviewed in this post was provided by Design Works Crafts. All opinions are my own.

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When I was a little girl my mother and I ordered a punch needle set from a TV commercial. I tried so hard to make that thing work and just couldn’t get it. I have no idea if I was doing something wrong or if it was the tool, but I’ve steered clear of punch needles ever since.

So you can imagine my reticence when I was asked to try out this kit. However, I have made several crafts from Design Works Crafts kits in the past, and they have always been great. So I decided I’d give it a go.

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The kit came complete with everything needed to create the adorable little fox. The only supply I needed to provide was a pair of scissors. The directions were very clear and easy to follow.

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Punch needle is worked from the back, so the pattern is printed in reverse on the fabric. I started with the black when I made my fox. I was surprised how quick it went. The black took less than 15 minutes.

Here it is all done. This is the back of the work. I learned a few important things:
Be sure that the thread coming out of the top of the needle is hanging loose. If it catches on anything the stitches will pull out.
Clip the ends close each time you finish a piece of thread so you don’t accidentally punch the end through the other side.
Flip the piece over and check it out when you think you are done with a section to see if there are any sparse parts. It’s easy to fill them in if there are, just punch in a few more loops.

Once all done, you have to take the piece out of the hoop, flip it over, and put it back in so the front is showing.

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You can find this and other Punch Needle Kits from Design Works at Herrschners HERE, and at Hobby Lobby.

To enter the Punch Needle Kit Giveaway you must be at least 18 years of age and have a valid shipping address in the USA. The giveaway ends at the end of day eastern time on October 22, 2018. Winner will be contacted by email and will have one week to reply with a valid shipping address or a new winner will be chosen. Void where prohibited. Any personal data collected on this entry form will be used solely for the purposes of administering this giveaway.

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