I love to think of new and exciting project to stitch in bargello needlepoint. Endless possibilities for creative projects exist when stitching bargello. The average needlepointer could come up with enough bargello projects to last a lifetime! Here is my latest list. It’s not meant to be exhaustive, but just a few I’m planning to do before I retire (as if I would do such a thing-smile).
My Bargello Needlepoint Project List
Pillows
Wallet
Eyeglass Case
Ornaments
Christmas Stockings
Laptop Case
Coasters
Napkin Rings
Mirror Insert
Ash Tray
Box Cover
Book Cover
Tote Bag
Belts
Headbands
Shoes
Vest
Picture Frame
Covered Brick for Door Stop
Child’s Chair Cover
Table Runner
iPod Case
Checkbook Cover
Purse
Needle Case
Wastebasket Cover
Tissue Box Cover
Earrings
Necklace (beading)
Gift Tags
Cummerbund
Okay, I’ve temporarily run out of ideas. If you have a few that are not on my list, please reply to this post and let me know.
I just finished a little luggage tag to go into a Lee’s tag and am working on a coin case to go with it.
But what about a passport cover? That would be useful.
Keep stitching,
Janet
How about scissor case, laying toolcase….to go with needle case. Braclett…jewelry case…
I like the idea of a passport cover. Care to add this to your wonderful bargello projects for the summer (smile)?
This is so much fun. I bet we could find 1,000 projects if we kept at it!
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