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Our New Location Has Twice the Space!

Since moving into The Stitchin' Den's new location, we have twice the space we had in the old Stitchin' Den. Great light. A table for stitchin'. Space for picking our fibers. Close to The Spirit Cafe so snacks are handy. We have Waverly Wool, DMC floss and ribbons. This is your special space for doing what you love.

The shop offers stitchers great projects, fibers, books, accessories, camps and gatherings.

Custom designs are available by Judy Russell of JR Designs and Susan Bloomfield of Stitch Nich. If you can imagine it, we can do it!




Needlework Shop Hop
When: All throughout the month of July
Shops included: TBA
Theme: Christmas Ornaments
Each shop will have a free cross stitch chart for a Christmas Ornament. Fiber packs will be available for purchase. You will have a passport that will be stamped at each needlework shop participating. The Stitchin’ Den is a bonus shop. Register for a drawing for a $25.00 Stitchin’ Den gift certificate. There will also be a drawing for a Shop Hop drawing.

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The sky's the limit when working with needlepoint canvases. Your creativity can reach the stars or use the tried and true. Our canvases feature many designers.

Want to know more???

Come on in and chat with one of the staff at The Stitchin’ Den.

Waverly Wool by Brown Sheep
Precensia Pearl Cotton
DMC Floss
Water Colors
Water Lilies
Impressions
River Silk Ribbon
Silk and Ivory

New Cooper Oaks Canvases including Mountain Scenes.
Long's Peak.
Columbine Flowers
State specific especially Colorado.
Mountain and outdoor scenes

French Knots are easy and a great way to accent your stitching. They can be worked in clusters or alone. One color or a bunch. One texture or more. They can be an eye on a critter or a center of a flower. They can add color and texture to any piece.
Bring your needle up to the right side of the fabric.
Twist the thread once around the needle. Some say to wrap the thread around more than once. Others say wrapping it multiple times result in a knot being too bulky.
Hold onto the needle and thread firmly but not too tightly.
Insert the needle back into the fabric in the same spot, or right next to the same spot.
Pull the thread through the fabric.

Working With Ribbon In Embroidery
Stitching Retreat
Needlepoint Weekend

Want to know about more Creative Camps???

Come on in and chat with one of the staff at The Stitchin’ Den.

Interested in forming a stitchin' group?

The Stitchin' Den would like to help. We have several opportunities to meet in the shop. Monday afternoons, Tuesday mornings, Saturday all day or Sundays during the summer.

Join groups already in session at Notchtop every Thursday at 2PM or the 1st and 3rd Monday night when the Knitting Margaretas at Casa Grande

Novice stitchers, experts or stitcher wanna bes are all welcomed. A lot of help and support will be available at each group.

Stitch Nivh
In Good Company
JR Designs
Shelly Tribbey
Cooper Oakes
Sundance
Other...

Needles
Scissors
Bags
Floss Cards
Hoops
Stretcher Bars
Lights
Baskets

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Our New Location Has Twice the Space!

The sky's the limit when working with needlepoint canvases. Your creativity can reach the stars or use the tried and true. Our canvases feature many designers. Want to know more??? Come on in and chat with one of the staff at The Stitchin’ Den.

Waverly Wool by Brown Sheep

Precensia Pearl Cotton

DMC Floss

Water Colors

Water Lilies

Impressions

River Silk Ribbon

Silk and Ivory

New Cooper Oaks Canvases including Mountain Scenes.

Long's Peak.

Columbine Flowers

State specific especially Colorado.

Mountain and outdoor scenes

French Knots are easy and a great way to accent your stitching. They can be worked in clusters or alone. One color or a bunch. One texture or more. They can be an eye on a critter or a center of a flower. They can add color and texture to any piece.

Bring your needle up to the right side of the fabric.

Twist the thread once around the needle. Some say to wrap the thread around more than once. Others say wrapping it multiple times result in a knot being too bulky.

Hold onto the needle and thread firmly but not too tightly.

Insert the needle back into the fabric in the same spot, or right next to the same spot.

Pull the thread through the fabric.

Working With Ribbon In Embroidery

Stitching Retreat

Needlepoint Weekend

Want to know about more Creative Camps??? Come on in and chat with one of the staff at The Stitchin’ Den.

Stitch Nivh

In Good Company

JR Designs

Shelly Tribbey

Cooper Oakes

Sundance

Other...

Needles

Scissors

Bags

Floss Cards

Hoops

Stretcher Bars

Lights

Baskets

The sky's the limit when working with needlepoint canvases. Your creativity can reach the stars or use the tried and true. Our canvases feature many designers.

Want to know more???

Come on in and chat with one of the staff at The Stitchin’ Den.

Want to know about more Creative Camps???

Come on in and chat with one of the staff at The Stitchin’ Den.