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New Canvas New Vineyard

Storm Flowers by Lois Caron has to be one of the most interesting palette of colors. Cleaning up yesterday I…
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Special Stockings

What makes them special, they’re all on sale! Melissa Shirley’s Forest Santa 11 1/2″ x 22″ long on 13 count…
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Bicycle Buddies

Bicycle Buddies by Lee Needlearts finishes our children series. Stitch painted on 18 count. 8″ x 10″ for $84.00. (This…
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Hearts of Many Colors

I’m not a real heart lover but taking a cue from big box retailers it seems only apropos to bring…
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TNNA Long Beach Show

I love going to the shows as its such a great way to get rejuvenated about needlepoint. I went last…
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Needlepoint Kimono Stands

The Nimble Needle has been working with the same woodworker employed by the original owners of Lee Needlearts for providing…
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Lee Needle Arts Anew!

Its really happened, a done deal and Lee Needle Arts has a new owner! I’m especially pleased to announce that…
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Charlie Harper, Lee Needle Arts

I’m already beginning to forget who I’ve told but the current status of Lee Needle Art’s is production started again…
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There’s Shaded and then There’s Varigated

I very much want to add a complete line of threads that are shaded and possibly varigated too. By shaded…
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• Brick & Mortar open by appointment. email request to [email protected]

• Curbside pick-up available send request to [email protected]

•Email orders are welcome! Will send you an invoice payable online with any credit card. Email product requests to [email protected] Email orders are preferred over calling, items are in writing and makes resolving questions and/or a having a dialog if necessary 24/7.

• Why by appointment? Its my way of trying to be fair and responsive to walk-in customers as well as all other customers from webstore, online, email and social media. While impossible to be perfect everyone deserves the best service I can provide with no one being forced to the “back of the line”. Thank you for understanding, while not everyone can physically be in the store its a good thing because not everyone would fit! On most days I serve anywhere from 10 -20 customers a day in one form or another.