It's been quite a while since I've been able to find good jewelry settings to create silk gauze embroidery pins and broaches, so I was thrilled to see Mary Corbet talk about the settings available from Nunn Design.
https://www.needlenthread.com/2018/09/some-tiny-embroidery-for-jewelry-with-free-patterns.html
Can these be used for needlepoint canvas or Congress cloth? Maybe. I imagine it will be hard to turn the edges of the raw canvas under easily unless you dampen them. The bonus for using silk gauze is the silver backing will show and add glitz to the design if you don't stitch the background entirely. Traditionally one puts gold lame' fabric behind silk gauze when mounting in jewelry. I think you can do this if you wish since normally lame' is a very thin material.
https://www.nunndesign.com/product-category/shop-retail/kit-embroidery-retail-kits/
Bottom line: If you want to try needlepoint on silk gauze, this is a great little project to use. You can make broaches, pins, bracelets, and even ornaments. Otherwise, I'm not sure how traditional needlepoint will work, but it is a nice thing to experiment with. Here's the video explaining how to assemble your stitching into the jewelry setting.
https://www.nunndesign.com/assemble-handmade-embroidery-jewelry-video/
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