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    Mista Nee aa Wtcher Wiereeratnis a Finishing Feature | | |The Creative Twist | vorna Pil iffer |) De uted ctits FL ll as pin i | Available on wwwultrapunchneedie.com ee : _ Find us on Amazon! Punch Needle & Primitive Stitcher™Magazine 2021 Fall|ssue Volume 7 |ssue 3 Punch Needle Cross Stitch 8 Under the Midnight Sun 5 Autumn Squirrel Design by Roberta Jackson Design by Barbara Ana Astray-Mendez 16 Potions 12 Pilgrim’s Prayer Design by Lisa Berberette Design by Nurdan Kanber 23 Magic in the Air 20 Harvest Time Design by Melissa Bowman Design by Eszter Marjanovie 30 Apples & Jack 27 Buffalo Plaid Fall Design by Rose Clay Design. bifiPriscilla Blain 38 Rita Rabbit 34 Seasons of the Heart ~ Fall Design by Leslie Davis Design by Jeannine McGowan 50 Silvery Moon 41 Halloween Gourds Design by Michelle Palmer Design by Rebeca Noland 56 Festive Halloween 53 Bathing in the Asters Design by Julie Thomas Design by Stephanie Webb 62 Amber & Acorns 59 Autumn Design by Teresa Kogut Design by Jennifer Richardson 70 Autumn 66 Deb’s Fall Biscornu Design by Yvonne Buus 77 Pampkin Cart Design by Nancee Ariagno 74 Design by Giulia Manfredini Home Seasonal Series ~ Fall Design by Livia & Paola Rovaris 83 Hocus Pocus 80 School Days Design by Jeannine Happe Design by Teresa Miller Bonus Features 10 From Paper to Fabric 44 The Creative Twist with Vonna Pfeiffer The Twisted Stitcher (2024 FALL ISSUE PNPSNAGAZINE.COM 3 A\Nete from the Editor Hello Stitching Friends! Are you ready for the changing colors of the season, cooler temperatures, bonfires, and football? I know I sure am! Fall is my absolute favorite time of year, not just the season itself, but for stitching and punch needle as well. There are so many wonderful projects in this isue, I hope you have the same problem that I do, and that is trying to decide which project to do first! It has been a busy year so far but I also had some time to attend Stitch-Con 2021 back in June, hosted by Keepsakes in Cincinatti, OH. I had a great time and if'you get the chance to attend next year, I highly recommend. it. Ifyou are planning on attending Needlework Galleria in St. Charles, MO, I will be there so please stop by and say hello! Now that this issue has been put to bed, it will be time to start work on our biggest issue of the year, the Christmas- Winter Mega Isssue. This issue will be released in October and you won't want to miss it! I have time for one more retreat this year, and I am so excited to be able to meet some of the gals in the Ozark Stitchers group at the end of October. After all of that, I am hoping to take a bit of a break to enjoy some time at the lake as well as with family. Happy fall - stay well! Until next time, take care of you and yours, Al kb. Print Subscriptions The current price for a one-year subscription, published quarterly, is $39.00 Due to changes in the U.S. Postal System, print subscriptions are available only to subscribers in the United States. We mail using standard post, or via first-class for subscribers requesting it. We also offer gift subscriptions. To purchase a subscription or back issues from our secure web site, visit pnpsmagazine.com. To order by mail or fax, please use the downloadable subscription form on our web site. To order by phone, call us at 816-258-0030. Print subscribers have free access to our complete digital library; please email us for a digital user name and password at editor@pnpsmagazine.com. Subscriptions begin with the issue in production at the ‘time you order. For questions about orders, contact us by email, postal mail, or phone; please do not message our Facebook page with order questions. Digital Subscriptions The current price for a one-year, digital-only subscription is $24.00 and includes access to four, new quarterly issues and all back issues from the previous year. Digital subscriptions are available to subscribers everywhere! For further information, visit our web site and click on PURCHASE in the main menu. 4 = 2021 FALLISSUE PNPSMAGAZINE.COM. Punch Needle & Primitive Stitcher Magazine ASt ing Bear, LLC Publication Visit us online: pnpsmagazine.com Creator & Editor-in-Chief, Deb Jochim Copy Editor, Sally Van Nuys Contact Us Email: pnpsmagazine@gmail.com Mail: P.O. Box 731, Raymore, MO 64083 Phone: 816-258-0030 Fax: 800-521-1416 Facebook: www.facebook.com/pnpsmagazine Publication Schedule PNPS Magazine publishes issues quarterly: spring, summer, fall, and a Christmas-Winter mega issue. Check our web site or our Facebook page for more information and release dates. Design & Content Submissions Designers interested in submitting original, ‘unpublished designs for consideration, please download our Style Guide and Designer Templates from our web site. These documents provide guidelines and requirements for all designer submissions. Email completed designs or general inquiries to editor@pnpsmagazine.com. We would love to see your work. Wholesale & Advertising Wholesale - Shop owners, please request pricing for your shop via email or phone, or access our downloadable, wholesale order form at our web site. Advertising- We offer special ad rates for independent needlework shops. You can find a rate and reservation form on our web site to view or download. Project Corrections & Revisions To check for corrections or revisions to published designs, visit our web site and click CORRECTIONS on the main menu, Sy , Barbara Ana Astray Mendez Autumn Squirrel Mendez of Byarbara Ana Designs Finished size: 51% inches wide x 7 inches high Apa Astray Barbara ate Forel ory tral reeremstanyeeret = Copyright © 2021, by Stitch count: 66 wide x 86 high ~~ 2021 FALL PNPSMAGAZINECOM 5 Autumn Squirrel Materials Needed: Available From: © 11x 9% inches, 25-count, Natural, Dublin Linen, Zweigart* *123Stiteh * DMC six-strand cotton (see Stitching/Color Key)* www. 123stitch.com © #26 needle Phone: 1-800-996-1230 Stitching/Color Key **JoAnn Fabrics www,joann.com Symbol oe ie or your local needlework shop a 301, Mahogany Med 1 a 400, Mahogany Dk 1 a 451, Shell Grey Dk 1 & 728, Golden Yellow 1 Instructions: 1. Stitch using three strands of thread over two of Ba 783, Old Gold 1 linen fabric threads. Backstitch with two strands of DMC 400, Mahogany Dark. 16, Red Conpet 1 2, Frame, as desired. a 92.1, Copper 1 oO 3371, Black Brown 1 4 4025, Caribbean Bay 1 ©) White 1 The model uses DMC six-strand cotton threads. Connect with other stitchers - Attend a class ies - St. Charles, MO Pa) ae www.Facebook.com/NeedleworkGalleria SAUCE LD 6 2021 FALL PNPSMAGAZINE.COM Autumn Squirrel = a (02021, Bartlard And Astray| Mendez. 2021 FALL PNPSMAGAZINECOM 7 21, Roberta Jackson Ce the Midnight Sun designed by Roberta Jackson of Dogwood Trails Arts www.etsy.com/shop/Roberta Jackson ed size: 6'% inches wide x 74 8 2021 FALL PNPSMAGAZINE.COM Under the Midnight Sun Materials Needed: 14x 14 inches, weavers cloth* Valdani three-strand floss (see Punching/Color Key)* Sullivans USA threads (see Punching/Color Key)*** 12-inch, Morgan, locking-lip hoop or gripper frame* Black bead for eye (optional)** . . . « DMC, six-strand floss (see Punching/Color Key)** . . . CTR and Ultra Punch” needles* Available From: *The Old Tattered Flag www.theoldiatteredflag.com Phone: 315-767-8313 **Hobby Lobby www.hobbylobby.com ***Sullivans USA www.mynotions.com Punching/Color Key Also see annotated line pattern No. Element to Punch Valdani ‘Sullivans DMC skeins or Balls Large sunflower petals, inner flower bus, over punch large flower center, 45201 | 783, Topaz Med 1 small sunflower petals and centers Large sunflower petal, deer hooves, 45239 | 829, Golden Olive |, deer nose Vy Dk Large sunflower petals, small sang | 3829. Old Gold Vy 6 1 sunflower Dk Large sunflower edge of seed head _|H212, Faded Brown 1 Large sunflower center, fringe border [P5, Tarnished Gold H Sunflower leaves, bud leaves, outer 3347, Yellow bud 45344 | Green Med ' Flower stems 822, Olive Green 1 Deer body H205, Ancient Gold 1 Deer chest, stomach, eye M49, Subtle Elegance 1 Deer eye pupil 45053 | 310, Black 1 Ground 11202, Withered Green H Background Pil, Aged Black 2 Fringe border P9, Bronze i The model uses Valdani and Sullivans threads. The key also provides color equivalents from Sullivans to DMC floss. 2021 FALL PNPSMAGAZINECOM 9 Under the Midnight Sun aurea 1. Transfer pattern to weavers cloth. Refer to instructions in this issue, if needed. 2. Punch design, referring to Punching/Color Key. Punch large sunflower petal colors randomly, or use photo for color placement. 3. Use a CTR punch needle to punch the design with the depth gauge set at “4 inch. 4. Punch deer pupil with DMC 310 or use a black bead 5. Randomly over punch large flower center with 45201 to give it some reflective light. 6. To create a fringed border: a, Remove all gauges from a six-strand CTR needle, or set Ultra Punch needle depth gauge to 12 and use a medium tip. b. Feed both P9 and PS threads through needle and punch three rows to create variegated fringe. 7. Remove design from hoop and fix any interlocking loops that distort shapes of major elements. 8. Snip stray threads or loops that extend beyond the height of the design. 9. Trim excess weavers cloth to about ' inch on each side. Fold excess weavers cloth to back, and then press. 10. (Optional) Cut fusible interfacing slightly smaller than design, and then adhere it to back to protect loops from pulling out. 11. Finish using your favorite method for framing or displaying your work. Getting Started ~ From Paper To Fabric How to Transfer a Punch Needle Pattern to Foundation Fabric 1. Lay the printed pattem on a light box or tape it to a bright window 2. Prepare the foundation fabric for pattern transfer: a. Weavers Cloth: Place the weavers cloth on top of the pattern, paying close attention to the stretch of the fabric. ‘The stretch of weavers cloth can warp the design proportions; there is a stretch on the weft (cross-grain) of the ‘weavers cloth, so be sure to transfer the pattern on the straight of grain with longer side of the pattern on the ‘warp ~ the long grain or non-stretchy direction -- of the fabric. Align the straight outside pattern lines on the straight grain of the weavers cloth. Tape the comers to hold in place. b. Looser foundation fabric, like a tightly woven wool: Place woven, fusible interfacing on top of the pattern with the non-adhesive side up. Tape the corners to hold in place. The weave of the interfacing is tight enough to hold the loops in the looser fabric. Nore: When punching, adjust the length of the punched loops to compensate for this extra thick layer of fabric; just make your loop gauges a bit shorter, exposing more of the needle 3. Trace all the pattern lines using a fine-tip, permanent marker. Be sure to mark any numbers or letters backwards when tracing them so when you punch them they will be facing correctly on the front of your piece. Since you mark the pattem on the back of the fabri, any mistakes in transferring the pattern are not visible inthe finished work. If you marked the pattern lines onto woven, fusible interfacing, center and iron the interfacing to the back of the foundation fabric according to manufacturer's directions 4, Once the pattem is on the foundation fabric, select an embroidery hoop in a size that will encompass the entire pattern without cutting across any pattern lines at any point. 5. Now you are ready to refer to the project instructions and punch the design. 10 2021 FALL PNPSMAGAZINE.COM Under the Midnight Sun Also see Punching/Color Key front petals 822 all stems 45344 452001 44 Wh 205 (©2021, Roberta Jackson, Dogwood Trails Arts cma 2021 FALL PNPSMAGAZINE.COM 11 e BEI oxrsuncae Copyright © 202 1, Nurdan Kanber Pilgrim's Prayer designed by Nurdan K anber of T win Peak Primitives www.twinpeakprimitives.com ‘Stitch count: 125 wide by 126 high Finished size: 8.66 inches wide x 8.67 inches high Bel ctitched by Dasiiaiehaya oN we 7 Jt ‘a levine Prayer Available From: *Hobby House Needleworks www-hobbyhouseneedleworks.com Phone: 585-233-4359 **JoAnn Fabric & Craft Store www,joann.com instructions: 1. Stitch using two threads over two linen threads. 2. Back stitch using two strands of 433, Brown Med and B5200 Snow White 3. To finish, frame the design, make into a pillow or a tote bag like the model. Materials Needed: * 15x 15 inches, 25-count, Zweigart linen, Smoky* + DMC six-strand threads (see Stitching/Color Key)* * Embroidery hoop* * Size 24 needle* «Small, sharp embroidery scissors* # Fabric or frame for finishing** Stitching/Color Key Symbol DMC No. Skeins oo 310, Black 1 .*) 356,Terra Cotta Med 1 ) 371, Mustard 1 1 422, Hazelnut Brown Lt 1 ” 433, Brown Med 1 * 436, Tan 1 _ 612, Drab Brown-Lt 1 7 754, Peach-Lt 1 x 780, Topaz-Lt Vy Dk 1 * 816, Gamet 1 + 977, Golden Brown-Lt 1 . 3033, Mocha Brown-Vy Lt 1 +¢ 3045, Yellow Beige-Dk 1 $ 3828, Hazelnut Brown 1 3 White 1 The model uses DMC six-strand cotton thread. 2021 FALL PNPSMAGAZINECOM 13 14 2021 FALL PNPSMAGAZINE.COM Pilgrin’s Prayer * THE OLD TATTERED FLAG Rust foking Fonch News Wool Applige Wslens nd mel "Festive Halloween® pattem avalable in this eeue Thread it vailable at ourwebsite i wwvetheoldtatteredflag.com 2021 FALL PNPSMAGAZINECOM 15 designed by | isa ‘Cat’ Berberette of The Pumpkin Lady, Inc.® www.etsy.com/shop/| isaDerberette Potions Materials Needed: Awailable Fro © 18x 18 inches, weavers cloth** *Fat Quarter Shop © Valdani perle cotton #8 threads (see Punching/Color Key**) www.fatquartershop.com * DMC six-strand embroidery floss** **The Old Tattered Flag © Ultra Punch” needle and threader** www.theoldtatteredflag.com © 14x 14-inch gripper frame or larger** © Scissors* ahaa © Fabric glue* www.walmart.com 8x 10-inch barn wood frame (optional)*** © 30 inches, ivory pompom trim (optional)*** instructions: 1. Transfer pattern to weavers cloth. Refer to instructions in this issue, if needed. 2. Place pattern on gripper frame. Set Ultra Punch needle depth gauge to 1 and begin punching the smallest areas first, referring to the Punching/Color Key and annotated pattern. 3. When punching is complete, turn frame over and snip any long loops or loose threads from finished side. Use your punch needle tip to untangle or slightly move any adjacent colors to keep lines neat. Remove finished design from gripper frame. 4, Trim extra weavers cloth, leaving ¥4-inch border around finished design area. 5. Iron each commer flat, toward back of design at a 45-degree angle. Iron straight sides to back. 6. Use fabric glue to adhere each comer to back of design first, and then adhere each straight side to back. 7. Spread glue over entire back of punched piece, flip, and center onto bar wood frame. 8. Glue flat edge of pompom trim around outside, just under edge of punched design. p C Gitte Crech Needlewarks Patty Boone =F, mes 234.360.3257 LaPorte, 146350 wwwlittlecreckneedleworks.com w-houseofsiches.com litdecreckneedieworks@gmail.com 4205 Whipple Avenue NW-Canton, Ohio 44718 House of Stitches Your Counted Cross Stitch Headquarters Everything from Floss to Frames Friendly Service - Mail Orders Welcome 2021 FALL PNPSMAGAZINE.COM 17 Potions Punching/Color Key Also see annotated line pattern. Element to Punch Valdani Perle Cotton DMC ae Potion bottles S, P, and left O letters | M12, Spring Lights 1 Potion bottles S, Pand O outline _| 24, Fresh Grass 1 Potion bottles S, P and O fill 019, Spring Greens 1 a bottles N, I, and right 0 it, Simflower 1 eral bottles NL andrightO | 94 each Grass : Potion bottles N, I, and right O fill _| 019, Spring Greens 1 Potion bottle T letter MI2, Spring Lights 1 Potion bottle T outline 906, Parrot Green 1 Potion bottle T fill 907, Light Parrot Green 1 Cat body, pupil 1, Black 1 Cat irises 11, Sunflower 1 Cat eye highlights 3, White 1 Cat eyes gray lines O19, Spring Greens (one row) 1 Table top and sides 0512, Chimney Dust 1 ‘Table legs and gray area 172, Rich Medium Brown 1 Background fill JP1, Sunwashed 2 Border fill M92, Black & Indigo 1 Bubbles black 019, Spring Greens 1 Bubbles clear 52, Variegated Violet 1 Bubbles gray 4260, Enchanted 1 Model uses Valdani hand-dyed perle cotton threads and DMC six-strand embroidery floss. Keep in mind that solid thread colors do not give the same finish as hand-dyed or variegated threads. 18 2021 FALL PNPSMAGAZINE.COM “suy Kpery upydumng ayy, Max9qI9g AED, BIT “1ZOTD @° e @ @ wo @e*erw*ree 2021 FALL PNPSMAGAZINECOM 19 @ mole o svop 32p10 s21484 sop xpi0q yep je ° °° ona wsoameot | rea HLT roa on fo = o @~ vo 4 ©. © @we2® o Aay 1010.9/Basqaung 22 os[y Potions Copyright © 2021, Fscter, ‘Marjanovie Harvest Time designed by F szter Marjanovic of SubRosaDesign wwrne-subrosa blogspot.com = - v 2 Ge Zare Stitch count: 119 wide x 68 high Finished size: 8% inches wide x 5% inches high Materials Needed: * 11x88 inches, 36-count, Edinburgh linen, Vintage Country Mocha, Zweigart* © Weeks Dye Works threads (sce Stitching/Color Key)* * DMC six-stranded cotton threads (see Stitching/Color Key)* # 11x: inches, backing fabric** © Stuffing material** 20 2021 FALL PNPSMAGAZINE.COM Available From: *123Stiteh.com www. 123Stitch.com Phone:!-800-996-1230 **JoAnn Fabrics & Crafts www,joann.com Harvest Time Instruct Is a Stitching/Color Key Symbol Weeks Dye Works DMC wae 1 1304, Onyx 310, Black 1 x 2197, Oscar 3011, Khaki Green Dk 1 \ 1092, Grits Ecru I ° 2230, Clockwork 922, Copper Lt 1 * 1269, Chestnut 898, Coffee Brown Vy Dk 1 A 2238, Sweet Potato 920, Copper Med 1 * 2220, Curry 729, Old Gold Med 1 Model uses Weeks Dye Works threads. The key also provides thread color suggestions for DMC threads. Keep in mind that solid thread colors do not give the same finish as hand-dyed or variegated threads Stitch using one strand of floss over two linen threads. Use one strand Grits/Ecru floss for cat's whiskers. 2. When stitching is complete, cut linen to 9 x 5% inches 3. 4, Place linen and backing fabric with right sides together, and then sew them together using -inch seam Cut backing fabric to same measurement as linen, allowance. Leave bottom edge open for turing. . Turn and press, and then stuff pillow with your preferred stuffing material. . Slipstitch bottom closed. An spired Needle a WW Spire Get your needle inspired! we're a full-service counted thread shop. Visit us at: 315 E Illinois St ~ Ste B ~ Lemont, IL 60439 Phone: (630) 243-9620 Email: cathy@inspiredneedle.com 2021 FALL PNPSMAGAZINE.cOM 21 Harvest Time 22 2021 FALL PNPSMAGAZINE.COM Magic in the Air Materials Needed: Awvailable From: * 10x 10 inches, weavers cloth* *Rusty Crow Quilt Shop * Valdani three-strand threads (see Punching/Color Key)* www.rustycrow.com DMC six-strand threads (see Punching/Color Key)** Phone: 760-752-7784 ‘+ Dimensions punch needle and threader** ++Everything Cross Stitch * 12-inch, non-slip hoop or gripper frame** www.everythingerossstitch.com © Small, sharp scissors** Phone: 800-800-8517 © Permanent marking pen** Instructions: 1, Transfer pattern to weavers cloth. Refer to instructions in this issue, if needed. 2. Center design in non-slip hoop or gripper frame. Ensure weavers cloth is drum-tight, but do not distort yee design. Use punch needle with small or medium tip, and set depth gauge to 1 or low loop length. Use three-strands of Valdani thread or DMC floss. Follow Punching/Color Key and punch all small elements first. Outline cauldron smoke and moon, following the shapes. Outline entire background, and then punch rest of background in side-to-side motion. ‘When punching is complete, trim any long loops and stray threads. Use tip of punch needle to move any errant threads into place. Remove design from hoop. Trim excess weavers cloth to ¥ inch around finished design. Fold excess weavers eloth to back and carefully iron in place, making sure it does not show from the front. Secure excess weavers cloth with fabric glue or stitch in place. 10’To finish, pve or stitch design to mounting piccs of your choice. ‘The online source forall of your cross stitching needs! Large ‘inventory & fast shipping. email: stitching@fte-.net 24 2021 FALL PNPSMAGAZINE.COM Magic in the Air Punching/Color Key Also see annotated line pattern. Element to Punch Valdani DMc ee ice Grass 0575, Crispy Leaf 1 Witch boots, hats 8113, Black Dk 1 Underside witch hats, cauldron shaded areas __[8112, Black Dk Med 1 Fill cauldron 310, Black I Cauldron smoke 19, Deep Lime " Moons on left witch skirt ae ‘Wella Bede 1 Collar, cuff, buttons on left witch dress 3023, Brown Gray Lt 1 Stripe area on left witch skirt, jacket 3787, Brown GrayDk_|_ I Fill left witch skirt, hatband 646, Beaver Gray Dk 1 Moons on right witch skirt, stars 832, Golden Olive 1 Collar, cuffs, buttons, hatband right witch dress 415, Pearl Gray 1 Shirt right witch jacket 317, Pewter Gray 1 Stripe area on right witeh dress, jacket 413, Pewter Gray Dk 1 Fill right witch skirt 414, Steele Gray Dk 1 Faces, necks, hands 738, Tan Vy Lt I Lines in left witch hair 300, Mahogany VyDk | 1 Fill left witeh hair 801, Coffee Brown Dk_|_1 Lines in right witch hair aoe Brown Gray Vy 1 Fill right witch hair 3781, Mocha Brown Dk | 1 Moon JP1, Sunwashed 1 Wavy lines in background vie Eee 1 i gute ran mon, fll outline around | 56 Rinened Plum : The model uses Valdani and DMC threads. 2021 FALL PNPSMAGAZINE.COM 25 Magic in the Air Also see Punching/Color Key 801 Fill hair 3781 738 |) Fill hair Faces, necks, {> . 3021 Lines in hair 300 Lines in hair 086 Fill background : ZN 0592

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