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punch needle patterns

Turn your images and ideas into punch needle designs, printable patterns and step-by-step instructions.

Ctrl+VPaste your image to start

Or drop an image anywhere · ⌘V on Mac

PNG, JPEG or WebP · up to 10 MB

Choose a first pattern
Punch needle fox design beside a paper transfer and yarn supplies
Start with a picture, finish with your own design.

Plan your next piece

Yarn calculator →Estimate yarn and skeins from the yarn used in your own swatch, the punched area and each colour's share.Resize & print →Set the physical size of an image or a PDF page, mirror its working view and download tiled print sheets with a calibration ruler.Match materials →Choose your needle family, fibre and foundation to see a matching starting setup and what to check in a swatch.
The pattern library

A small design. A good place to start.

Browse all patterns →
Soft heart patternSoft heart100 mm · 2 coloursSun and hills patternSun and hills160 mm · 4 coloursFive-petal flower patternFive-petal flower140 mm · 4 coloursSunflower patternSunflower160 mm · 4 colours

Choose what you want to make

All project guides →
Punch needle coastersMake a 100 mm punch needle coaster or mug rug with a simple colour design, folded foundation edges and a sewn felt back.Punch needle pillowsTurn a punched 300 mm square panel into an envelope pillow or cushion cover, with a sewing margin and removable insert.Punch needle bags and totesAdd a punched 180 × 220 mm panel to a tote or pouch, with a finished edge and attachment stitches through its backing.Punch needle Christmas stockingsMake a 260 × 380 mm decorative stocking with a punched front, plain back, fabric lining and reinforced hanging loop.
First loops to finished edges

Learn the whole making sequence

Choose the right supplies, thread the needle, transfer the design and complete a small object.

Start the beginner guide →Thread your needleFinish the backAll learning guides →
Materials that work together

Match the needle, fibre and cloth

Yarn rug punching and fine floss embroidery use different setups. Pick your materials for the object and texture you want.

Choose your supplies →Monk's clothWeaver's clothBeginner kits