Course Description
Punch Needle Work Embroidery is a unique technique that involves using a special needle to create textured, raised designs on fabric. The process requires punching the needle through the fabric to form loops of thread, which can be adjusted to create varying textures and depths. This technique is often used to create bold patterns, such as florals, abstracts, and landscapes.
Students learn to master different types of yarns, fabric types, and how to work with various stitch patterns to achieve a plush, textured finish. The course emphasizes creativity and precision in design. Graduates can apply punch needle work to wall hangings, cushions, apparel, and custom home decor projects.
Course Curriculum:-
Basics in punch needle
Materials Threading the punch needle: Proper technique for threading yarn into the punch needle.
Basic stitch & Pattern transfer
Straight stitch: Creating straight lines with consistent loops
Backstitch: Adding definition to lines by punching in the opposite direction
Blanket stitch: Creating a raised edge with a looped stitch
French knot: Adding small decorative knots to a design Project Applications
Simple projects, Intermediate projects & Advanced projects
Finishing Techniques
Trimming excess yarn: Proper methods for trimming loops to create a clean finish
Securing Edges: Techniques to prevent fraying on the edges of the fabric
Backing options: Adding a backing material to stabilize the punch needle work
Important Considerations:-
Safety: Proper handling of the punch needle to avoid injuries
Practice andConsistency: Importance of consistent stitch length and tension for a professional look
Design Considerations: Exploring color palettes, pattern complexity, and scale for different projects
