Monks Cloth Cotton Punch Needle Basket Weave Rug Tufting - Natural

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Introducing our Pure Cotton Monks Cloth, a versatile fabric perfect for Punch Needle Embroidery or Rug Tufting. With its basketweave texture, this cloth provides a sturdy and durable base for your creative embroidery projects. The 2-inch orange guidelines running across the fabric ensure that your design stays straight when stretched over a frame or hoop, making it easier to achieve precise results when punch needling. Made with a double-strand weave, this mediumweight cloth offers both strength and opacity, allowing your designs to stand out. With approximately 15 holes per inch, it's ideal for punch needle embroidery, rug making, and can be used in embroidery hoops/frames. Explore the endless possibilities with our Pure Cotton Monks Cloth!Our Monks Cloth fabric is the perfect choice for beginners who are just starting out with punch needle embroidery. When under tension, the fabric allows the
Introducing our Pure Cotton Monks Cloth, a versatile fabric perfect for Punch Needle Embroidery or Rug Tufting. With its basketweave texture, this cloth provides a sturdy and durable base for your creative embroidery projects. The 2-inch orange guidelines running across the fabric ensure that your design stays straight when stretched over a frame or hoop, making it easier to achieve precise results when punch needling. Made with a double-strand weave, this mediumweight cloth offers both strength and opacity, allowing your designs to stand out. With approximately 15 holes per inch, it's ideal for punch needle embroidery, rug making, and can be used in embroidery hoops/frames. Explore the endless possibilities with our Pure Cotton Monks Cloth!Our Monks Cloth fabric is the perfect choice for beginners who are just starting out with punch needle embroidery. When under tension, the fabric allows the punch needle to move through easily and then springs back to grip the loops. Don't worry if it appears that the punch needle is making holes in the fabric - it's just moving the threads apart. The fabric is so flexible that you can easily pull out your yarn and re-punch an area. If you make a mistake, simply lightly scratch the surface of the fabric with your punch needle and the threads will move back into place. This fabric is very forgiving and can withstand being punched multiple times in the same area, making it perfect for beginners who are still learning.