Some different things to report: In the Twin Cities, 3 Kittens (750 Main Street, Suite 112) in Mendota Heights will be closed from March 28 until at least April 10. For the next two days their hours will be by appoint ment only on Thursday from 10-2 and on Friday from 10 to 5. Orders […]
With the beginning of a “work” week, lots of new updates: In Omaha, Village Needleworks will be offering curbside pickup Tuesday from 10 to 2. Please call ahead so they will have your order ready. In Cleveland, Wool &. Willow (3475 Fairmount Blvd) in Cleveland Heights will be closed starting tomorrow (governor’s order) through at […]
Village Needleworks (8709 Shamrock Road) will have a class on this classic monochromatic stitch sampler on Febriary 24 from 9 to 4. Here’s what they say about the class, “This monochromatic pillow class is a design that works in nearly any one’s decor. This first class of 2020 will covers basic techniques important to all […]
Village Needleworks ( has a show from Winnetka Stitchery in the shop through June 21, all with show discounts. Here’s what they say about this designer, “What we really like about the show are the reasonable prices and many designs are painted on 13 mesh canvas. That being said it’s a great show for new […]
The French Tangerine, written by Jan Vrana, has a great profile in pictures of Village Needleworks. Read it here: http://www.thefrenchtangerine.com/2017/03/village-needleworks.html
Squigee has designed a set of eight local favorites. You can find them at Village Needleworks. Call the shop to learn more: 402-391-1191 or 800-391-0603
The Omaha World-Herald has a fantastic article in its on-line edition about needlepoint and other needlers. It highlights how interest is growing, particularly among young people. Read it here: http://www.omaha.com/money/as-needlepoint-makes-a-comeback-small-businesses-that-cater-to/article_ea0abe85-d572-50f0-a6f2-eddf6b850ccf.html
Village Needleworks in St. James Crossing shopping center in Westmont is currently for sale. In business since 1999, the shop provides a full line of needlepoint and is popular with area stitchers. Read about it here: http://my.chicagotribune.com/#section/-1/article/p2p-85019129/
