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Marathon Special
The Boston Marathon holds a special place for Art Needlepoint
April 15th 2013 was a day many will never forget
Last year it caught the spotlight in a most regrettable way
While the tragedies were very real,
there was also an outpouring of incredible kindness
that day and for many months thereafter.
With all the thousands more who have entered this year's race
it is safe to say the kindness and solidarity continues.
To honor those who have ever ran a marathon
who have ever supported someone who trained for long distance running
who cheers on those who have taken on the challenge
and who run today's Boston Marathon
we offer runners and non runners alike
savings on select canvases or kits
Adopt one today for 15% savings
- limited quantities for each -
- only in the mesh listed and only these canvases are on sale -
use discount code MARATHON
(no Dc needed) at Checkout.
Just click on the titles of any canvas for more details
- Adobe and Cottonwood by Schmidt on 14 count. Founding member of the Santa Fe NM Art colony - gorgeous!
- Polinesia the Sky Tallit Bag Canvas by Matisse on 14 count
- Polinesia the Sky Cushion Canvas by Matisse on 14 count
- Adoration of the Maji on 14 count
- Cevera Bible Tallit Bag on 14 count
- Jack Pine Kit by Tom Thomson on 14 count. One of the talented members of the Group of Seven
- Head of Dog by Renoir on 14 count
- Galvanize on 14 count
- Nest by Judythe Meagher on 14 count
- Crab by Judythe Meagher on 14 count
- Coffee Break on 14 count
- Chocolate Cupcake on 14 count
- Pink Hydrangea by Paul Brent on 14 count
- Heron in the Bayou on 14 count
- Life is Good on 14 count
- Cotswold Cow on 14 count
- Checkered Horse on 14 count
- Lady Shallot on 14 count
- Menorah Israel on 14 count
- Great Wave on 14 count
- Japanese Fan tastic on 14 count
- Abstraction by O'Keeffe on 14 count
- Chinese Blue and Green on 14 count
- Fox by Marc on 14 count
- Red Boat by Odilon on 14 count
- Red Flowers by Macke on 14 count
- Blue Nude by Matisse on 14 count
- Cocktails Anyone? on 14 count
- Cell Fever on Aki Sogabe on 14 count
- Tales of the Whales by Kleem on 14 count
- The Reader by Harrison Howard on 14 count
- Fireworks by Britenbucher on 14 count
- Pink on Pink by Kelly on 14 count
- These Boots are Made for Walking by Close on 14 count
- Doves on Wreath by Kelly on 14 count
- Sailing to Tuscany by Britenbucher on 14 count
- Colorful Pansies by Britenbucher on 14 count
- Cherries by Garzoni on 16 count
- Poppies by Voysey on 14 count
- Cotswold Apple Trees on 14 count
- Lemons and Flowers by Britenbucher on 14 count
- Seasons by Oren on 16 count
- Colorful Kuna on 14 count
- Patio Peony II on 14 count
- Nap Time by Jane Parkes on 18 count
- Monkey Bridge on 14 count
- My Pony on a Boat in a smaller size on 14 count
- Landscape by Modigliani on 14 count
- Blue Sky Island by Brent on 14 count
- Pink Petals by Ging Gaow the elephant on 14 count
- Pink Moderne by Jane Parkes by 14 count
- Alaskan Totem on 14 count
- Shalom with Dove on 14 count
- Dove Over Jerusalem by 14 count
- Heart of Gold on 14 count
- At The Seawall on 14 count
Saturday, April 12, 2014
STITCH A GARDEN CLUB
Who among us was not sent outside for "fresh air" as a young child. These may have been the first moments when we truly observed nature .. and who among us has not plucked petals from a bloom or was enthralled by the colors and or smells of a garden. The natural world is full of wondrous beauty from the simple shapes to the exotic colors.
Stitch a Garden Club
Choose from a wide selection of florals and other botanical canvases.
Club includes six projects - each with silk threads or mixed fibers and stitch guides - to be purchased within one year.
Why Join?: Club members receive a special discount for each project, as well as a free seventh kit. Learn many techniques to stitch realistic flowers and save money while you create beauty.
There are three ways to save when you join. For more information, email us with your choice of 8 flowers or other botanicals, which you like the most and we'll get you started - or contact us by phone or email and we can make recommendations from our selected kits.
We are considering a juried show of all the canvases for all Stitch A Garden Club Members .. more information to follow.
There are three ways to opt in:
Pay for each canvas one at a time with a 10% discount per canvas and a free canvas of our choosing.
Purchase three of the six upfront for a 15% discount on each canvas and a free canvas will be sent after six are purchased which you can select.
Purchase six canvases and receive a 25% discount on each canvas and a free canvas will be sent after six are purchased which you can select.
Monday, July 29, 2013
ONE DAY SALE _ LIMITED QUANTITIES - BIG SAVINGS
OUR ONE DAY SALE IS ON TODAY
30% off ANY OF THE SELECTED CANVASES BELOW IN THE MESH INDICATED
ONLY THOSE ON THE LIST APPLY
Limited quantities ...
USE STITCHME IN THE DISCOUNT CODE BOX AT CHECKOUT OR WiTH US ON THE PHONE
Four Women 14mesh
Blue Tit Bird - 14 mesh
Woman and Roses 14 mesh
Elegant Parfum Clutch on 16 mesh
Dog Mosaic in 14 mesh
Colorful Bubbles in 14 mesh
Girl Cecil Alden 14 mesh
Cotswold in Autumn in 14 mesh
Cell Fever in 14 mesh
Cactus Flower in 14 mesh
Blue Sail 14 mesh
Compass Backgammon on 14 mesh
Girl Seated on 14 mesh
Fireman and Friend on 14 mesh
Doves Urn on 14 mesh
Hot Love Tea 14 mesh
Leaves & Roots 14 mesh
Hilltown KIt 14 mesh
Parrot Tulip 14 mesh
Poppy Kit 14 mesh
Threes a Crowd on 14 mesh
Judaic Papercut on 18 mesh
Butterfly 14 mesh
Lady in Blue 14 mesh
Santa 14 mesh
Warm Winter Blessings Kit 14 mesh
Sea Life 14 mesh
Tuesday, April 30, 2013
Enjoy the Read
http://thetextileblog.blogspot.com/2013/03/sacred-stitches-ecclesiastical.html
Saturday, April 06, 2013
The Journey of the Iberian Patchwork
As I thoroughly enjoy doing needlepoint and have had varied experiences over the years, I was looking for a long-term project that would offer me new challenges in my recent retirement. When I discovered artneedlelpoint.comon line, I was excited about the possibilities it offered. I spoke to Doreen who answered all my questions candidly, so I was able to focus on two painterly canvases that “spoke” to me. The cost made me pause, but I took the big plunge with the rationalization that retirement encourages such undertakings and it’s cheaper than therapy.
Two years and four months later, my canvas is complete! At first, the large 36” by 29” canvas felt overwhelming, so I followed Doreen’s advice to start with the areas using one solid color. This helped me find the number of silk threads that seemed best for this canvas and helped me establish a comfortable rhythm. I then started in the left hand corner combining several different colored threads to create a new one. Some trial and error was involved, but I soon got the hang of it. I was hooked! I worked across the top of the canvas and then down from left to right. Though technically I was “working” on my canvas, I have to admit I enjoyed every moment. It became a comforting evening activity. The rhythm of stitching seems to relax me and I get so much satisfaction out of completing a section and seeing the picture come to life. Best of all, I can’t snack while doing needlepoint.
So, I recommend taking the plunge on that overly ambitious project. However, be forewarned that needlepoint can become addictive. I’m simultaneously sad that my picture is complete and proud of the handsome picture in my living room.
Judy Richards
The picture is upside down and when we figure out how to correct, we will...
if you would like a larger picture please email.
Thursday, March 14, 2013
Why I love needlepoint!
Let us know three reasons why you love needlepoint
or three things you would like to learn about needlepoint
and we will send you three skeins of pearle cotton for free!
Please make sure we have your mailing address.
Offer valid through January 22, 2013
Sunday, December 30, 2012
Back Stitch Please
The Backstitch.
This stitch is one of the most important stitches you will learn. It gives depth, definition, and detail to a project.
It defines stitches that might otherwise be lost on a canvas, such as the Stem stitch.
Backstitch is used to define the area between the diagonal stitches.
Using two colors makes a nice overall look for this stitch.
Using the backstitch to cover the area between a block such as the Algerian Eye stitch where there may be some white from the canvas showing.
The backstitch can be used with various types of stitches besides being used to outline an area on the canvas. In the sample below, the circle was backstitched to outline it and show it off a little bit.
Using a backstitch between the Satin stitches at the top of this sample gives the area a definite depth that will look like a ridged area.
While not every area on your canvas needs to be backstitched, when you are planning your stitches make sure to add this stitch.
Sunday, September 02, 2012
Needlepoint Retreat - Close to Needlepoint
Looking for a Needlepoint Retreat
that promises you'll learn and have fun?
Artist Tina Close
and
The Art Needlepoint Company
invite you to:
Close Creativity and Needlepoint
Kent, CT
October 12 -13, 2012
Artist Tina Close is part of a very creative family. Her sister Glenn is an actress, her brother Sandy an inventor, and her youngest sister Jessie is a writer and speaker for Bring Change 2 Mind.
Kent, CT is a lovely art community, nestled in beautiful countryside, which Yankee magazine has declared is the best place in New England for leaf peeing.
Our retreat will be one day
Saturday - October 13th, 2012 from 9:00 am forward.
There will be a morning and afternoon session, with a lunch break at the Fife N Drum (spectacular wine cellar and menu) and we'll wind the day down with a gourmet dinner!
In the morning we'll discuss the creative process and needlepoint, where you'll learn about color, balance and many stitching techniques to help create your canvas. You'll create your own stitch guide for the Tina Close canvas of your choice - and have lots of help and encouragement - and a good deal of fun.
Tina is both an artist and a needlewoman, so she is quite familiar with the idea of interpretation or painting with threads.
The package cost is $375 and includes:
the full day of instruction,
a canvas of your choice with threads,
a stitch guide,
lunch, dinner and a full goodie bag.
Sign up early as space is very limited!
If you wish to drive to Kent for the day you may want to consider coming in the on Friday night and staying at the Fife'n Drum Inn so you can have a fresh start on the day on Saturday.
We have reserved all of the rooms at the Fife' n Drum or you can stay at any of the other charming inns in the area.
You can make your own reservations or we will be happy to reserve a room for you when you register for the retreat.
When you register let us know what canvas you are interested in stitching and we will select appropriate threads - and bring your kit to the retreat.
Early birds: Reserve your space with a deposit of half the cost by August 20th
Save 10% on the event pricing
Payment in Full required by September 10, 2012
call or email us with any further questions.
Monday, July 23, 2012
Congratulations Priscilla !
Here follows the entry from Priscilla who has won $400 of her choice of canvases!!!
The following is my entry into your Treasure Hunt Contest which concludes on June 24, 2012
Clue One: Go to the Whitney Museum online.
Find the Mapplethorpe of two men from1984. Write down the title of the Mapplethorpe.
Answer to clue 1 : Ken Moody and Robert Sherman, 1984
Impression – Art
Clue Two: Go to the Matrix
After visiting this site and any other sites
or books you care to read about baboons,
write down why baboons make faces and what their faces mean.
Answer to clue 2:
Why Do Baboons Make Faces?
Baboons make a lot of faces. Sometimes they look as if they are smiling. Sometimes they raise their eyebrows. Or they can even make a face like the one you see here. Whatever face a baboon makes, the face sends information to other baboons.
Baboons are social animals. They live in troops, or large groups. Good communication between troop members is important. It can help prevent fights. And it can keep everybody safe.
When a baboon makes a face, it is trying to communicate a specific message. If a baboon shows off its sharp teeth, it’s telling other baboons, “Be careful or else!” If a baboon grins, it’s telling another baboon, “I’m sorry.”
Impression: Communication
Clue Three:
which showcases various types of art from countries from all over the world.
Find three examples of art made into household objects and write down what you selected by name and what they have in common.
Creative roots website
Answer to clue 3: New Zealand maori decorated packaging, Portuguese heritage side board, Oslo ceramic coasters. Impression: they all have in common - Practical and useful beauty
All Blacks New Zealand packaging
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Portuguese heritage sideboard
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Oslo Ceramic Coasters
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Clue Four:
it's a word that is in every one of our newsletters and on our website.
It is something we all have in common.
Answer to Clue 4: needlepoint or stitching is the common word used in newsletters
Answer to Clue 5: Enrich is the word referred to by clue
Clue Six: Epiicurean and William Morris
Answer to Clue 6:
epicurean ,William Morris : describes a person who expressed appreciation for the beauty of nature through practical applications in daily life, such as fabric design, wallpaper, carpets, etc.
1.Create a sentence from the clues above
My sentence: Needlepoint enriches my life and makes it possible for me to communicate my appreciation for the beauty of nature and my desire for artistic expression through the practicality of creating useful and beautiful adornments for my home and my friends.
Thank you for this opportunity to enter you contest!
Priscilla
Wednesday, June 27, 2012
Treasure Hunt - $400 worth of Products Give Away!
Last summer we began a six part treasure hunt. Any one who follows the trail and answers the final question correctly wins $400 in merchandise of your choosing.
The rules are pretty simple. You must provide us with your name, address and phone in addition to your email address when receiving the newsletters to be considered as a finalist. Some of you have entered only your email address to receive the newsletter, but we need a way to mail or phone you to let you know you won. So if you have not already purchased from us or filled in your account information with your name, address and phone please do so. The Art Needlepoint Company NEVER shares or sells this information with anyone. (stores are not eligible to participate)
Clue One: Go to the Whitney Museum online.
Find the Mapplethorpe of two men from1984.
Write down the title of the Mapplethorpe.
Clue Two: Go to the Matrix
After visiting this site and any other sites
or books you care to read about baboons,
write down why baboons make faces and what their faces mean.
Clue Three:
Go to Creative Roots which is a young website (yes even websites can get old)
which showcases various types of art from countries from all over the world.
Find three examples of art made into household objects and write down what you selected by name and what they have in common.
Clue Four:
it's a word that is in every one of our newsletters and on our website.
It is something we all have in common.
Clue Five: find clue 5 here
Clue Six: Epicurean and William Morris
1.Create a sentence from the clues above
2. Post here on the blog or email us your sentence. All responses that are exactly like or are a near to exact match to the sentence we constructed wins your choice of $400 of canvases.
3. Respond by June 24th, 2012 to be eligible.
Winners will be notified by email and phone so be sure to register with all needed information, as stated above, to be eligible to win.
Happy Hunting!
Happy Stitching!
Monday, June 18, 2012
Marathon Special
The Boston Marathon holds a special place for Art Needlepoint
- Adobe and Cottonwood by Schmidt on 14 count. Founding member of the Santa Fe NM Art colony - gorgeous!
- Polinesia the Sky Tallit Bag Canvas by Matisse on 14 count
- Polinesia the Sky Cushion Canvas by Matisse on 14 count
- Adoration of the Maji on 14 count
- Cevera Bible Tallit Bag on 14 count
- Jack Pine Kit by Tom Thomson on 14 count. One of the talented members of the Group of Seven
- Head of Dog by Renoir on 14 count
- Galvanize on 14 count
- Nest by Judythe Meagher on 14 count
- Crab by Judythe Meagher on 14 count
- Coffee Break on 14 count
- Chocolate Cupcake on 14 count
- Pink Hydrangea by Paul Brent on 14 count
- Heron in the Bayou on 14 count
- Life is Good on 14 count
- Cotswold Cow on 14 count
- Checkered Horse on 14 count
- Lady Shallot on 14 count
- Menorah Israel on 14 count
- Great Wave on 14 count
- Japanese Fan tastic on 14 count
- Abstraction by O'Keeffe on 14 count
- Chinese Blue and Green on 14 count
- Fox by Marc on 14 count
- Red Boat by Odilon on 14 count
- Red Flowers by Macke on 14 count
- Blue Nude by Matisse on 14 count
- Cocktails Anyone? on 14 count
- Cell Fever on Aki Sogabe on 14 count
- Tales of the Whales by Kleem on 14 count
- The Reader by Harrison Howard on 14 count
- Fireworks by Britenbucher on 14 count
- Pink on Pink by Kelly on 14 count
- These Boots are Made for Walking by Close on 14 count
- Doves on Wreath by Kelly on 14 count
- Sailing to Tuscany by Britenbucher on 14 count
- Colorful Pansies by Britenbucher on 14 count
- Cherries by Garzoni on 16 count
- Poppies by Voysey on 14 count
- Cotswold Apple Trees on 14 count
- Lemons and Flowers by Britenbucher on 14 count
- Seasons by Oren on 16 count
- Colorful Kuna on 14 count
- Patio Peony II on 14 count
- Nap Time by Jane Parkes on 18 count
- Monkey Bridge on 14 count
- My Pony on a Boat in a smaller size on 14 count
- Landscape by Modigliani on 14 count
- Blue Sky Island by Brent on 14 count
- Pink Petals by Ging Gaow the elephant on 14 count
- Pink Moderne by Jane Parkes by 14 count
- Alaskan Totem on 14 count
- Shalom with Dove on 14 count
- Dove Over Jerusalem by 14 count
- Heart of Gold on 14 count
- At The Seawall on 14 count
STITCH A GARDEN CLUB
Who among us was not sent outside for "fresh air" as a young child. These may have been the first moments when we truly observed nature .. and who among us has not plucked petals from a bloom or was enthralled by the colors and or smells of a garden. The natural world is full of wondrous beauty from the simple shapes to the exotic colors.
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Stitch a Garden Club Choose from a wide selection of florals and other botanical canvases. Club includes six projects - each with silk threads or mixed fibers and stitch guides - to be purchased within one year. Why Join?: Club members receive a special discount for each project, as well as a free seventh kit. Learn many techniques to stitch realistic flowers and save money while you create beauty. There are three ways to save when you join. For more information, email us with your choice of 8 flowers or other botanicals, which you like the most and we'll get you started - or contact us by phone or email and we can make recommendations from our selected kits. We are considering a juried show of all the canvases for all Stitch A Garden Club Members .. more information to follow. |
There are three ways to opt in:
Pay for each canvas one at a time with a 10% discount per canvas and a free canvas of our choosing.
Purchase three of the six upfront for a 15% discount on each canvas and a free canvas will be sent after six are purchased which you can select.
Purchase six canvases and receive a 25% discount on each canvas and a free canvas will be sent after six are purchased which you can select.
ONE DAY SALE _ LIMITED QUANTITIES - BIG SAVINGS
OUR ONE DAY SALE IS ON TODAY
30% off ANY OF THE SELECTED CANVASES BELOW IN THE MESH INDICATED
ONLY THOSE ON THE LIST APPLY
Limited quantities ...
USE STITCHME IN THE DISCOUNT CODE BOX AT CHECKOUT OR WiTH US ON THE PHONE
Four Women 14mesh
Blue Tit Bird - 14 mesh
Woman and Roses 14 mesh
Elegant Parfum Clutch on 16 mesh
Dog Mosaic in 14 mesh
Colorful Bubbles in 14 mesh
Girl Cecil Alden 14 mesh
Cotswold in Autumn in 14 mesh
Cell Fever in 14 mesh
Cactus Flower in 14 mesh
Blue Sail 14 mesh
Compass Backgammon on 14 mesh
Girl Seated on 14 mesh
Fireman and Friend on 14 mesh
Doves Urn on 14 mesh
Hot Love Tea 14 mesh
Leaves & Roots 14 mesh
Hilltown KIt 14 mesh
Parrot Tulip 14 mesh
Poppy Kit 14 mesh
Threes a Crowd on 14 mesh
Judaic Papercut on 18 mesh
Butterfly 14 mesh
Lady in Blue 14 mesh
Santa 14 mesh
Warm Winter Blessings Kit 14 mesh
Sea Life 14 mesh
Enjoy the Read
The Journey of the Iberian Patchwork
As I thoroughly enjoy doing needlepoint and have had varied experiences over the years, I was looking for a long-term project that would offer me new challenges in my recent retirement. When I discovered artneedlelpoint.comon line, I was excited about the possibilities it offered. I spoke to Doreen who answered all my questions candidly, so I was able to focus on two painterly canvases that “spoke” to me. The cost made me pause, but I took the big plunge with the rationalization that retirement encourages such undertakings and it’s cheaper than therapy.
Two years and four months later, my canvas is complete! At first, the large 36” by 29” canvas felt overwhelming, so I followed Doreen’s advice to start with the areas using one solid color. This helped me find the number of silk threads that seemed best for this canvas and helped me establish a comfortable rhythm. I then started in the left hand corner combining several different colored threads to create a new one. Some trial and error was involved, but I soon got the hang of it. I was hooked! I worked across the top of the canvas and then down from left to right. Though technically I was “working” on my canvas, I have to admit I enjoyed every moment. It became a comforting evening activity. The rhythm of stitching seems to relax me and I get so much satisfaction out of completing a section and seeing the picture come to life. Best of all, I can’t snack while doing needlepoint.
So, I recommend taking the plunge on that overly ambitious project. However, be forewarned that needlepoint can become addictive. I’m simultaneously sad that my picture is complete and proud of the handsome picture in my living room.
Judy Richards
The picture is upside down and when we figure out how to correct, we will...
if you would like a larger picture please email.
Why I love needlepoint!
Let us know three reasons why you love needlepoint
or three things you would like to learn about needlepoint
and we will send you three skeins of pearle cotton for free!
Please make sure we have your mailing address.
Offer valid through January 22, 2013
Back Stitch Please
This stitch is one of the most important stitches you will learn. It gives depth, definition, and detail to a project.
It defines stitches that might otherwise be lost on a canvas, such as the Stem stitch.
Using two colors makes a nice overall look for this stitch.
Using the backstitch to cover the area between a block such as the Algerian Eye stitch where there may be some white from the canvas showing.
The backstitch can be used with various types of stitches besides being used to outline an area on the canvas. In the sample below, the circle was backstitched to outline it and show it off a little bit.
Using a backstitch between the Satin stitches at the top of this sample gives the area a definite depth that will look like a ridged area.
While not every area on your canvas needs to be backstitched, when you are planning your stitches make sure to add this stitch.
Needlepoint Retreat - Close to Needlepoint
Looking for a Needlepoint Retreat
that promises you'll learn and have fun?
Artist Tina Close
and
The Art Needlepoint Company
invite you to:
Close Creativity and Needlepoint
Kent, CT
October 12 -13, 2012
Artist Tina Close is part of a very creative family. Her sister Glenn is an actress, her brother Sandy an inventor, and her youngest sister Jessie is a writer and speaker for Bring Change 2 Mind.
Kent, CT is a lovely art community, nestled in beautiful countryside, which Yankee magazine has declared is the best place in New England for leaf peeing.
Our retreat will be one day
Saturday - October 13th, 2012 from 9:00 am forward.
There will be a morning and afternoon session, with a lunch break at the Fife N Drum (spectacular wine cellar and menu) and we'll wind the day down with a gourmet dinner!
In the morning we'll discuss the creative process and needlepoint, where you'll learn about color, balance and many stitching techniques to help create your canvas. You'll create your own stitch guide for the Tina Close canvas of your choice - and have lots of help and encouragement - and a good deal of fun.
Tina is both an artist and a needlewoman, so she is quite familiar with the idea of interpretation or painting with threads.
The package cost is $375 and includes:
the full day of instruction,
a canvas of your choice with threads,
a stitch guide,
lunch, dinner and a full goodie bag.
Sign up early as space is very limited!
If you wish to drive to Kent for the day you may want to consider coming in the on Friday night and staying at the Fife'n Drum Inn so you can have a fresh start on the day on Saturday.
We have reserved all of the rooms at the Fife' n Drum or you can stay at any of the other charming inns in the area.
You can make your own reservations or we will be happy to reserve a room for you when you register for the retreat.
When you register let us know what canvas you are interested in stitching and we will select appropriate threads - and bring your kit to the retreat.
Early birds: Reserve your space with a deposit of half the cost by August 20th
Save 10% on the event pricing
Payment in Full required by September 10, 2012
call or email us with any further questions.
Congratulations Priscilla !
Find the Mapplethorpe of two men from1984. Write down the title of the Mapplethorpe.
Answer to clue 1 : Ken Moody and Robert Sherman, 1984
Creative roots website
All Blacks New Zealand packaging
Portuguese heritage sideboard
It is something we all have in common.
Treasure Hunt - $400 worth of Products Give Away!
The rules are pretty simple. You must provide us with your name, address and phone in addition to your email address when receiving the newsletters to be considered as a finalist. Some of you have entered only your email address to receive the newsletter, but we need a way to mail or phone you to let you know you won. So if you have not already purchased from us or filled in your account information with your name, address and phone please do so. The Art Needlepoint Company NEVER shares or sells this information with anyone. (stores are not eligible to participate)
Find the Mapplethorpe of two men from1984.
Write down the title of the Mapplethorpe.
It is something we all have in common.
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