Needlepoint

This guy goes around in the '70s or whenever, he's this big time football player, but he does needlepoint and gives zero fucks about what anyone thinks about him doing needlepoint.

She quickly became a sought-after designer and painted custom needlepoint designs for the Washington National Cathedral and Leeds Episcopal Church, as well as personal commissions for the late First Ladies Barbara Bush and Nancy Reagan.

Get the look and the feeling by incorporating a few touches often associated with Grandma’s house, including cozy accents, pretty florals, ruffles and nostalgic throwback details such as needlepoint.

Linda was a talented gardener and was also gifted at knitting and needlepoint, much of which she donated to charity.

She made many quilts and sets of needlepoint dish towels for her family members.

She was a homemaker and had previously worked in the kitchen at the Clifty Inn Restaurant and enjoyed sewing, crossword puzzles, old western movies and needlepoint.

Zita was very skilled in crocheting and needlepoint, making dolls, doilies and afghans for family members.

It’s called the Knitting-plus Club because it includes not only knitting, but also crochet projects, needlepoint and more.

The laboratory also conserves tapestries, needlepoint, upholstery, costumes, and other textiles for its clients.