I use to do punch needle embroidery wayyyyyy back in the mid to late 80's. I may still have some supplies in my sewing room.

I am sure there are other brands on the market but the one that I use was by Pretty Punch. It's a very easy technique to pick up, I created many items mostly on sweat shirts for my godkids and neices and nephews; these items are long gone. There is one item that is still around but it's in my father's office, I will attempt to get over there and get a picture for you.

Marty (Missouri)

So far I've successfully resisted punch needle, even though I really want to try it! I have lots of tools and paints and other stuff lying around from learning other crafts over the years, and I'm trying to avoid yet another! I already make quilts, sew clothes, knit and crochet regularly.

Donna

I made some pillows and a really cute Sesame Steet character pic for my son's room when he was little.
It was easy and fun and I didn't keep any pics.
Rosa

I have always loved it, but never tried it. Perhaps it is time for me to. I think it would make great kids quilts. Love the idea of using fabric for the pattern too.

beverly

Funny you bring this up: I just bought the Fons & Porter mag and it has a cute pattern for a small punch needle house project. I was going to put it in my project file, but I told myself "you can't learn another craft right now" when I'm learning to quilt! It sure looks cute (and tempting) though! --Amy

Here is one of two items that I still have knowledge of. The other is a poodle, I punched the dog and the ear separately and sewed the ear on so that it would move ~ it turned out really cute I will post a pic if my goddaughter can locate the shirt.

Marty (Missouri)

Not sure why but I can't get this pic larger.