Needlepoint Inc. has moved to a new location. If you aren't familiar with the shop, you'll love the photographs. Heck, you'll love the photos if you ARE familiar with the shop.
http://hoodline.com/2015/07/needlepoint-inc-s-diane-nerheim-on-her-big-move-to-jackson-square
You will love their website, too. They distribute Chinese silk in lovely colors and also design their own line of painted canvases. It's a full service store, with finishing and teaching, too.
http://needlepointinc.com
This is one of the Must See sights in San Francisco for stitchers!
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2 comments:
I visited the new location about a month ago. Not all the canvases were unpacked and organized yet, but there was still a massive amount of canvases on the tables, shelves, cubbyholes...I came home with a half dozen or so. One can't resist, especially with all the wonderful finished canvases on display. One can't help but get those creative juices flowing.
This store is a lot smaller than the previous one at Union Square, and I confess to liking the previous shop better. However, at least Needlepoint, Inc., is still in business!
Thanks for the review, Wendy. You are right--a smaller shop is better than none at all. I suppose businesses evolve and change over time, anyway, and maybe they thought less rent was worth a downsizing. Glad you picked up some goodies! Can't wait to hear all about them! Hugs as always-me
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