Initiation: Punch Needle with Francoise Danoy
Dive into the colorful and textured world of punch needle crafting in this introductory workshop. Punch needle embroidery is a fun and fast way to create textured designs that are both decorative and functional. In this session, you will learn the basics of punch needle, including how to handle the needle, create loops, and fill your design efficiently. This hands-on workshop is perfect for those looking to explore a different form of needlecraft that offers immediate gratification and creative exploration.
This workshop is open to students age 16+
Date & Time
Saturday May 31, 1pm-4pm
Skill Level
All levels are welcome!
Materials Fee
$40 to cover:
- Yarns: A selection of worsted weight yarns suitable for punch needle work.
- Oxford Punch Needle (Fine, Size 14).
- Hoop: A hoop to keep your monk's cloth taut while you work.
- Monk's Cloth: High-quality monk's cloth suitable for punch needle embroidery.
- Design: The project we will be working on in class.
*The materials fee is included in your registration.
Students Should Bring
- Sharpie: For tracing your design onto the monk's cloth.
- Scissors: For cutting yarn and trimming your finished design.
- Tapestry needle: For finishing touches to the piece.
About the Instructor
Françoise Danoy is a knitwear designer and fiber artist who combines cultural storytelling with modern design. Inspired by her Māori heritage and a love for mindful making, she has spent over 10 years creating patterns that help knitters slow down and connect with their craft. With more than 100 published patterns, Françoise’s work celebrates knitting as a way to tell stories, foster creativity, and build community. Her expertise has been featured in Knit Stars Season 5, Peggy Orenstein’s Unraveled, and The Knitting Pattern Handbook by Kristina McGrath and Sarah Walworth. When she’s not designing, Françoise enjoys a quiet, creative life in San Antonio, Texas.
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