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Needlepoint Journal

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Keep your needlepoint projects organized and recorded with this expertly crafted journal. Each page offers space to record details such as the kit or canvas name, size, stitches used, and other not...
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  • 08 April 2025
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The perfect journal for tracking your stitching journey! Crafted by popular needlepoint designer Emma Homent, this journal is thoughtfully designed to cater to the needs of every stitching enthusiast.

Keep things organized: record up to 75 needlepoint projects with this expertly crafted journal. Each page offers ample space to write details such as the kit or canvas name, canvas size, stitches used, and other essential notes.

Designed with convenience in mind: with a spiral-binding to lay flat for easy writing and reference, so you can focus on your stitching. Plus learn some of Emma's favourite needlepoint stitches as you go.

Beautiful and useful: Emma brings her signature touch to this journal with a modern design to brighten up to your needlepoint experience. Whether displayed on your crafting table or tucked away in your stitching bag, this journal has just as much style as substance!

Enhance your needlepoint hobby with the <i>Needlepoint Journal</i> by Emma Homent. Plan, organize, track, and enjoy every stitch!
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Price: $12.99
Pages: 96
Publisher: David & Charles
Imprint: David & Charles
Publication Date: 08 April 2025
ISBN: 9781446315347
Format: Paperback
BISACs: CRAFTS & HOBBIES / Needlework / Needlepoint, Needlework & fabric crafts, CRAFTS & HOBBIES / Needlework / Embroidery, Embroidery crafts
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Emma Homent is the creative brain behind modern craft brand The Makers Marks (@themakersmarks). Emma's designs fuse the cute retro regalia she's nostalgic for with a contemporary aesthetic. She has a lifelong love affair with needlepoint, having been taught at the age of 6. Emma is a regular contributor to UK craft magazines, is a member of the Our Common Thread, a worldwide needlepoint designers' collective and is the co-host of Stitch Club London. She lives in Folkestone, UK.