With a whole lot of links for supplies to get online

all the punch needle supplies I use and you can buy online (hopefully)

Links for products are inside the pics so just click on them

for a super in depth how to use the needle I did make an IGTV

IF THINGS ARE NOT AVAILABLE IN YOUR COUNTRY JUST CLICK ON SIMILAR PRODUCTS OR SCROLL DOWN TO RECOMMENDED AND CHOOSE SOMETHING SIMILAR THESE ARE JUST TIPS DOESNT HAVE TO BE THE EXACT ONE (JUST NO PLASTIC NEEDLE HAHA)

I have uses monk cloth before but its hella expensive and basically sold out everywhere

this is a great alternative I like it even better because it is a little bit looser

TIPP or warning if you browse for fabric on amazon some of the sellers sell super small pieces in a 5 pack so read the description very carefully otherwise you might end up with the smallest pieces

also a lot of them have a comment section where ppl have posted what they've used it for, if some ppl posted punch needle projects its a good indicator if the fabric could work

loose linen or burlap can work as well

this linen is pretty affordable and works as well

I use a stapler gun to fixate the fabric on an old canvas frame

I think an old picture frame wich is kinda sturdy would work as well

I simply shuff something flat underneath the staple needles to pull them back out when I want to move the fabric

you can use one of these as well - I just don't like them because you have to move them so often

that's the oxford punch needle I use wich works for all kinda 'standard' thick kinds of wool

that's an alternative if you have plans for super thin yarn or super thick

just doooooon't get the plastic needles ... been there

that's the shaver I use its cheap - the scissors that come with it- just don't use them...they just pretend but the shaver is super decent - gets the job done is cheap - that's what I like. also is recharging via usb

for a piece wich is about 70 cm by 50 cm I used 8 yarn blobs (150 meters) (how are the called!?) in the size of the white ones

2 green ones

4 white ones

2 (approx) orange because it was this huge blob

tbh a lot of my yarn comes from cheap places since I was not planning to wear it as clothing

acrylic yarn is totally fine if you don't want to spend a fortune on real wool

the wool I linked is just an example, it is pretty short (50m) per blob so you don't have too much of one color, but its the kind of wool I used for the one on the pic

to make sure the loops stay nice and secure on the back you can spread fabric glue all over the back -

I use iron on fleece you normally would use for sewing

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