With such a wide variety of needlepoint projects available today, why do you choose to stitch Bargello needlepoint?
Here are some of the reasons fellow stitchers have given me for doing this kind of needlework. I’ve also included a few of my own.
It’s quick, easy to learn and fun.
I like experimenting with monochromatic color schemes.
The design possibilities are endless.
It’s the only form of needlepoint I know how to do.
The satisfaction of completing a Bargello project is tremendous.
I learned to needlepoint by making a flame stitch bargello pillow.
Every time I think I’ve come to the limit of projects to stitch; someone else comes up with a new Bargello needlepoint idea.
I’ve always thought that there’s no other form of needlepoint as enjoyable as Bargello.
It’s not your grandma’s needlepoint.
Bargello patterns are beautiful and diverse.
Bargello needlepoint projects are great take-along pieces for traveling or visiting friends and family.
Bargello is very accommodating and versatile—from the smallest project to large upholstery.
As a history buff, I like the fact that Bargello needlepoint has a rich heritage.
Bargello needlepoint provides endless fascination.
It’s inexpensive and a great way to use up your thread stash.
Once you’ve established the Bargello needlepoint pattern on your canvas, you don’t need to look at charts or graphs to complete it.
I can create my own Bargello needlepoint designs with ease.
Bargello needlepoint is addictive. Once you’ve stitched your first project, I guarantee you’ll be hooked.
There’s something very soothing about Bargello needlepoint—almost hypnotic sometimes.
The world will never run out of inspiration for Bargello needlepoint designs.
There are as many reasons to stitch Bargello needlepoint as there are people who stitch it. Why not share yours? Just comment on this post so all can read and enjoy.
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