Needlepoint shops by region
68 shops across 26 regions, written up by hand, with addresses, hours, and a note on what each one is actually like. Every listing is checked against the shop's own details wherever it publishes them, rather than scraped from a directory.
Atlanta
Two full-service shops, one in the city and one just north of it in Sandy Springs.
2 shops → AlabamaBirmingham
Two shops in Vestavia Hills and off Highway 280, plus a dedicated finishing workroom in Homewood.
2 shops → MassachusettsCape Cod & the Islands
Two shops on the Cape and two on the islands, in a part of the country where needlepoint has deep roots.
4 shops → South CarolinaCharleston
Two shops, one on Broad Street downtown and one out on James Island that opens on Sundays.
2 shops → IllinoisChicago & the North Shore
Three shops, one in Old Town and two up the North Shore in Winnetka and Northfield.
3 shops → TexasDallas & Fort Worth
Four shops across the Metroplex, in one of the strongest needlepoint markets in the country.
4 shops → ConnecticutFairfield County
Two shops, one in Old Greenwich and one in Wilton, in a corner of Connecticut with deep needlepoint roots.
2 shops → MassachusettsGreater Boston
Three shops around the city, in Back Bay, Wellesley, and Winchester.
3 shops → HawaiiHawaii
One shop in the state, on South King Street in Honolulu.
1 shop → TexasHouston
Three shops from Rice Village north to Spring, in the other big Texas needlepoint market.
3 shops → New YorkLong Island
Two shops seventy miles apart, one fifty years old in Merrick and one new out in the Hamptons.
2 shops → CaliforniaLos Angeles
Three shops from Santa Monica across to San Marino and South Pasadena.
3 shops → TennesseeNashville
Two shops with almost opposite hours, one of them open two evenings a week until 8pm and on Sunday afternoons.
2 shops → LouisianaNew Orleans
Two shops, one in the French Quarter trading since 1969 and one out in Lakeview.
2 shops → New YorkNew York City
Two shops on the Upper East Side, eleven blocks apart, one of them trading since 1973.
2 shops → New JerseyNorthern New Jersey
Two shops in Wyckoff and Summit, in the commuter towns west of New York City.
2 shops → FloridaPalm Beach County
Three shops along the coast from Palm Beach down to Boca Raton, in one of the strongest markets in the country.
3 shops → PennsylvaniaPhiladelphia & the Main Line
Three shops from Center City out along the Main Line, including a six thousand square foot floor open seven days a week.
3 shops → ArizonaPhoenix & Scottsdale
Three shops across the valley, in Scottsdale and Phoenix.
3 shops → North CarolinaRaleigh & the Triangle
Three shops across Raleigh and Chapel Hill, where every one of them is shut on Sunday and Monday.
3 shops → Rhode IslandRhode Island
Three shops from Newport up to Barrington, close enough together to see all of them in a day.
3 shops → VirginiaRichmond
Two shops in Richmond's west end, about fifteen minutes apart, with a Wednesday evening between them.
2 shops → CaliforniaSan Francisco Bay Area
Four shops, two in the city and two down the peninsula in Burlingame and Menlo Park.
4 shops → MassachusettsSouth Shore & South Coast
Four shops between Hingham and Padanaram, covering the South Shore and South Coast down to the Rhode Island line.
4 shops → MissouriSt. Louis
Two shops a few miles apart in west St. Louis, one of them a non-profit run by volunteers.
2 shops → District of ColumbiaWashington DC & Northern Virginia
Two shops, one in the District and one in Alexandria, in a region where Baltimore turns out to be the quieter half.
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