According to Vogue, needlepoint is having a “modern-day renaissance,” as more Americans embrace “analog activities” to replace screen time. Etsy reports that searches for “beginner needlepoint items” are up 208% year-over-year.
If you’re eager to join the needlepoint resurgence, here are a few places to find supplies and support around Richmond:
The Stitching Studio | 5609 Patterson Ave.
Explore a variety of threads, arrange professional finishing services, and attend monthly trunk shows with featured distributors.
Try this: Join Open Stitch gatherings every Thursday afternoon, or book a private 1:1 lesson for $35.
West End Needlepoint | 10440 Ridgefield Pkwy.
Browse the online shop before heading into the store, and take a glance at the standard pricing and turnaround for finishing services.
SCRAP Creative Reuse | 322 W Brookland Park Blvd.
If you’re looking for a deal, this thrifty Northside shop is dedicated to all things crafting, including needles and threads.
Try this: Meet other crafters and tackle your latest project at the next Unfinished Objects Club meeting this Friday, March 6.
All Brands Sewing Center | 8079 West Broad St.
This sewing supply store has been holding it down for the local crafting community since 1965. Products encompass a range of sewing practices.
