Needlepoint Rugs & Carpets

A needlepoint rug is made by stitching colored wool yarns through a stiff open weave canvas. The canvas is made of cotton threads coated to make them extra strong. The needlepoint artisan covers the entire canvas with individual needlepoint stitches using dyed wool yarn. This creates a new plain weave fabric which is highly durable and can withstand years of foot traffic. The pattern of the needlepoint rug is created by making stitches with yarns of different colors according to a precisely counted pattern. There are many different types of needlepoint stitches, the most popular is the tent stitch, followed by the cross-stitch.

The needlepoint rugs, needlepoint carpets tapestry works have authenticity of photography art, have artistry of painting, give somebody very strong artistic appeal and infinite aftertasting. Especially suitable for the hall, the drawing room, ornament of the room. Hang pictures small-scaly and often elect the country gifts as, the collection, tourist souvenir and house ornament. The large-scale works are powerful, can display the famous mountains and great rivers, custom conditions and customs thoroughly, such humanity and natural landscape as classical building, culture historic site, etc.

Needlepoint Rugs History

The history of needlepoint starts thousands of years ago with the ancient Egyptians who used small diagonal stitches to sew together canvas for their tents. This diagonal needlepoint stitch is still called the “tent stitch” and is one of the most popular needlepoint stitches used to make needlepoint rugs.

Howard Carter, the British Egyptologist who discovered the tomb of Tutankhamen, found needlepoint in the cave of a Pharaoh who lived around 1500 BCE.

Fast forward 3,300 years to early 19th century England and America and needlepoint has become a fashionable pastime of affluent women. What made needlepoint such a popular hobby was the availability of beautiful needlepoint patterns published in Berlin, Germany and exported to England and America. These Berlin patterns came with dyed wool yarns and stitch by stitch instructions laid out on graph paper. Even a novice could stitch stunning three-dimensional needlepoint patterns. Another reason for the popularity was that more women had more leisure time than at any time before in history.

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