Flower Punch Needle Kits
Flower punch needle kits, from a single sunflower or tulip to full bouquets. Printed, numbered canvases on a wooden frame.
What customers say
Why flowers work so well in punch needle
Loops of thread have a soft, raised texture, a little like the pile of a rug. On petals that texture looks right. A punched sunflower or rose has depth that a flat print does not, and the direction you punch in changes how the light catches it.
From one stem to a whole bouquet
The simplest punch needle flowers in the range are single blooms on a plain canvas: a sunflower, a poppy, a tulip, a daisy. They are rated Easy and are a common first kit. Further along there are potted flowers, wreaths and bouquets, and then garden scenes with many petals and leaves, which are rated Medium or Detailed.
You can also choose a mini set with four small flowers that hang together as a group.
A tip for petals
Punch the outline of each petal first, then fill it by following the curve of the outline inward. The rows of loops will echo the shape of the petal and make it look more natural than straight rows would.
If you like botanical designs, the plant and cactus kits are close relatives, and several animal kits feature butterflies and birds among flowers. Or see all punch needle kits.
Good to know
Which flower kit is best for a first project?
A single flower on a plain background, rated Easy. There are only a few colors and the shapes are large.
Do I punch the background too?
Only if it is numbered. On most single flowers the background stays as plain canvas. Bouquets and scenes often have a punched background.
What sizes do the flower kits come in?
Single canvases come in five sizes from 8 × 12 in to 24 × 32 in. Mini sets come as four canvases of 6 × 8 in or 8 × 12 in.