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How to Punch Needle with Yarn | Featuring the Oxford Punch Needle

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Are you wanting to learn how to punch needle with yarn? I'll show you everything you need to get started in this easy DIY tutorial!
Doing punch needle with yarn is different than punch needle embroidery. The basic technique is the same, but the supplies are different and NOT interchangeable.
Lots of beginners (including me when I first started) end up with the wrong needle/fabric/fiber combo and end up super frustrated.
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Supplies I Used in this Tutorial:
▶︎Oxford #10 Regular Punch Needle: www.marchingno...
▶︎Monk's Cloth: www.marchingno...
▶︎Morgan No-Slip Hoop 7": amzn.to/2xwizX1
▶︎Filzy Wool Yarn: www.marchingno...
I'm here to help! After you watch this video about punch needle with yarn, check out this tutorial demonstrating punch needle embroidery with the Ultra Punch. • How to Punch Needle wi...
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15 авг 2024

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@leanneland 2 года назад

This is the best video I’ve found on how to do this. I appreciate the detail and you showing the entire process. Thank you! 😊

@janicesheppard2084 Год назад

I’m just getting started in needle punching and now I’m on the wool, I just love it and tks for the video ❤

@WhiteFoxNinja 3 года назад

I really I appreciate you have some nice pauses between instructions. Gives time to process what you’ve said, or repeat the action ourselves as we follow along. Thanks a bunch!

@l.j.g 3 года назад

Not gonna lie I figured this video would be like all other punch needle tutorials but there is so much more experience and detail in this walkthrough and the rectangle end product actually looks really good considering its a rectangle. Really great video, I'll definitely be referring to your channel for punch needle work from now on :)

@MarchingNorth 3 года назад

Aww thank you!! I’m so glad it helped!

@sherryorr4219 2 года назад

Best tutorial that I have seen on punch needle thanks

@theworldwhispers Год назад

Thank you for this! Especially for mentioning the specific tool you're using. I could not get my pen to thread bulky yarn for the life of me, and I just thought I was doing something wrong!

@suesmith9202 19 дней назад

Thats amazing how it happens

@walaashershabi1583 2 месяца назад

very very useful, thanks a milion❤

@lisabethbennett8057 4 года назад

What a helpful video! The close up shots are so great for showing what to do to get even loops on the back. Thanks!

@MarchingNorth 4 года назад

Thank you for your kind words! I’m so glad to hear it was helpful! 😊

@jodilynn4347 3 года назад

i just found your videos and i am LOVING THEM!! YOU GO SO NICE AND SLOW AND YOU INFORMATIVE OMG WHERE HAVE YOU BEEN? great teacher

@MarchingNorth 3 года назад

Awww, thank you so much!! I'm so glad to help! 😊😊

@kimberlyzickefoose3994 3 года назад

The other day I ordered monks cloth. Then a couple of days later I seen ur video about the best cloth to use and u said the monks cloth with the lines. I looked at my order and I didn't order the ones w the lines. Hopefully it's not to tight of material. But I'm still excited to give it a try and it'll be good practice to see if it's something I want to keep doing. I've got the needle, yarn and hoop.

@MarchingNorth 3 года назад

Give it a try, it still somewhat works! But if the loops won’t stay in quite right, don’t be discouraged. The kind with the lines works much better. Good luck!! 😊😊

@GutsAndGlitter 3 года назад

This was very informative, thank you for posting. (:

@catherinepowers2750 3 года назад

Excellent! Thanks so much!

@priyankaguntu2904 2 года назад

Hi dear lovely video

@rita8042 4 года назад

thank you! the best video out there

@naddiya Год назад

Mine needle is same but it is making holes and the wool yarn is coming out as I pull

@Boygasm 3 года назад

Good and informative. Mines not cooperating though. Ive done what youre doing and its not working.

@shonarkutir912 3 года назад

Can you please show how to use commonlee punch needle?I have the full set but can't do.tutorial please.nice throw.

@lindataing7661 Год назад

Thank you for such a great video! I was wondering if the spacing of stitches vary depending on the weight of your yarn? Or will it always be 6 stitches per inch for outline and 4 stitches per inch for filling. Thank you!

@samkush__3051 3 года назад

Can someone help please for some reason when I punch through the needle n pull the yarn out the other side n than I start punching. the other loops just come out of the holes I poked them through . What am I doing wrong?

@MarchingNorth 3 года назад

It’s hard to say without seeing, but it could be too much tension in the yarn (there has to be lots of slack and no tension), it could be the wrong fabric, if the punch needle isn’t threaded correctly that can happen, etc. Check out this beginner’s guide I put together, it might help you out! www.marchingnorth.com/punch-needle-for-beginners/

@anndeparis2370 Год назад

Its stranger things in my country,i Not yet found a person make this in my country

@MollyLyonNotes 3 года назад

How to you have such beautiful close together loops underneath? Mine have such big gaps and the top of my fabric looks similar to yours?

@gabys424 3 года назад

Hey! Can I use regular glue to keep it from fraying?

@mscanadianbakin 3 года назад

Great video

@mariannickhalai4805 2 года назад

Hello, I've just started punch needle embroidery a short while ago and I've more or less overcome basic hurdles, but when it comes to filling I'm still struggling. Sometimes when it is densely packed, or I need to get very close to another section/colour, my punch needle will poke into an already existing back loop and push it out, therefore I end up ruining that stich. I have to undo many many stitches to go back to that one and start again. Very frustrating. I don't seem to find anyone speaking about that problem, would you have any idea on how to overcome this problem? Thank you very much :)

@MarchingNorth 2 года назад

Yes I’ve had that happen loads of times as well! I usually deal with it similarly to how you have been, but I know it helps to keep a bit of space between punches. Not enough that it shows on the front side, but enough to keep the back nice and neat. Honestly, its something that comes with practice and I’m certainly not perfect at it myself. Good luck!!

@cinthyacisneros4940 3 года назад

How do you keep it from running? For example if I wanted to make a rug?

@MarchingNorth 3 года назад

It’s surprisingly sturdy! Once you get all the loops in place they stay in place from the pressure and friction of the yarn and the fabric. Especially if you use traditional rug wool to punch with, it really stays in place well. Sometimes people suggest to put glue on the back, but it actually breaks down and ruins the rug over time and is totally not necessary. Check out the Oxford company website, Amy Oxford is very knowledgeable when it comes to punch needle rugs. Hope that helps 😊

@priyankaguntu2904 2 года назад

But does not that come out I mean at starting and end u didn't knot for that yarn

@MarchingNorth 2 года назад

The tension of the fabric holes the yarn in 😊

@mommymaddie1813 3 года назад

Hello! So I bought flower sack fabric which did not hold the loops well, Do you think burlap sack will work?

@MarchingNorth 3 года назад

Yes burlap should work!

@naomiatkins1825 3 года назад

hello! i bought a wooden punch needle and the problem i have with it is that the wood is ribbing against my yarn when it’s going through causing my yarn to not move and because of that the stitches are popping out...do you have a way to make it’s smooth on the inside?

@MarchingNorth 3 года назад

Hmm, I’m not sure how you could smooth it out- there are some not so great punch needle out there that have problems like that. I’m sorry you’re having issues!

@LaurenMC1984 Год назад

What needles and fabrics do you recommend and where from specifically m

@MarchingNorth Год назад

Your best bet is either with an Oxford punch needle, or there is an adjustable punch needle by Lavor that is also pretty good and more affordable. Here is my affiliate link for the adjustable Lavor punch needle (comes in 2 sizes 4mm or 5.5mm): tidd.ly/3Yi4fcm And here is my affiliate link for the #10 Regular Oxford punch needle: tidd.ly/3YCK3lb As for fabric, I recommend using Monk's cloth- and be careful because there are two kinds of Monk's cloth and one works better for punch needle than the other. Here's a link to a good one: tidd.ly/40CMZA1 I hope that helps! Thanks for stopping by!

@rosieday7482 2 года назад

Any tricks for getting yarn through the needle?? I''ve been attempting to for so long now!

@razorsharpgraphics 2 года назад

Your punch needle should come with a long thin wire folded in half so you can thread it.

@sweettrubble4635 3 года назад

Does the thickness of the yarn keep the stitches in place?

@MarchingNorth 3 года назад

Yes it does, plus the pressure of the loops pushing against each other holds everything in nice and secure 😊

@ayaad193 3 года назад

Wgat kind of yarn is it? Is it an ordinary yarn that used for school or any specific yarn needed?

@MarchingNorth 3 года назад

Any yarn that will easily go through your punch needle will work just fine!

@SharoninKentucky 2 года назад

Do you wash monks clothes before using?

@SharoninKentucky 2 года назад

So is the bottom the top when done?

@razorsharpgraphics 2 года назад

Yes

@WesNavy 3 года назад

Hello, so I’m making a rug with a canvas I was wondering if the front was the design or the back? Because the front side looks good but the back looks horrible

@MarchingNorth 3 года назад

It depends, you can use either side for the front. Traditionally, the loops are the front, but a lot of people use the flat side as the front as well. The loop side will look much better once it’s finished and you go in and poke and prod all the loops into place. When a design has a lot of fine details, I usually use the flat side as the front because it’s easier to get the details to look clear. I hope that helps! Thanks for stopping by! 😊

@WesNavy 3 года назад

Marching North thank you so much

@ddaengashleigh 3 года назад

Would 7 count monks cloth work?

@MarchingNorth 3 года назад

It’s possible to use, but very frustrating and the loops don’t stay in the fabric well. Here’s a link to an article with more info: www.marchingnorth.com/best-foundation-fabric-punch-needle/

@luziagloria710 2 года назад

Traduzir para o português Brasil

@nat-nd5tf 3 года назад

hi i’m trying to start my rug and whenever i go to punch it in for the first time and pull the little string out and go to punch in another hole, the yarn comes completely out of the hole like it was never punched in. hope i explained that well, could you help me? :(

@MarchingNorth 3 года назад

What kind of fabric are you using?

@nat-nd5tf 3 года назад

@@MarchingNorth i’m using monks cloth, i’ve started some of the outline but there’s times where i try to punch it in but it doesn’t go through all the way and unravels :(

@rileyelizabeth2674 3 года назад

what kind of fabric is this?

@MarchingNorth 3 года назад

Monk’s cloth

@gracieeKinz 3 года назад

my loops keep slipping out, I don't know what I'm doing wrong, there's enough slack in the yarn, I've threaded the needle correctly, I'm holding the needle properly and I'm not pulling the needle out too much. It's not even relaxing anymore it's just becoming stressful 😥

@MarchingNorth 3 года назад

What kind of fabric are you using and what punch needle?

@gracieeKinz 3 года назад

@@MarchingNorth a milward size 10 needle and monkscloth 13 count x

@MarchingNorth 3 года назад

I haven’t used that punch needle myself, but I looked it up and checked out the reviews on Amazon and many people said the inside of the needle is rough and won’t allow the yarn to flow through freely which would make the loops slip out. I’m so sorry you’re having a bad experience! If you want to try a different punch needle the Lavor adjustable one is decent and not too expensive. Here’s a link so you can see it www.wholepunching.co.uk/products/adjustable-punch-needle-free-yarn-sample-wooden