Needlepoint Shops in Greensboro

One shop we can confirm, Stitch Point on Friendly, a yarn and needlepoint shop on West Friendly Avenue about one and a half miles south of the middle of Greensboro.

Greensboro's needlepoint shop is Stitch Point on Friendly, on West Friendly Avenue about one and a half miles south of the middle of the city, and part of the city's business community for more than fifty years, by its own account. It sells needlepoint canvases and threads alongside knitting and crochet yarns and cross-stitch supplies, finishes needlepoint, and teaches needlepoint from a first class upward.

Its needlepoint classes run on set Saturdays, so check the dates on its site and call to reserve a place.

Greensboro

The hours are the thing to plan around

Stitch Point opens from Tuesday to Saturday, from 10:30am to 4pm each day. It is closed on Sundays and Mondays.

Before you go

• Call ahead. The shop's number is (336) 272-2032, and it takes class reservations by phone.
• Start with Needlepoint 101. The beginners' class teaches the continental and basketweave stitches; an ornament finishing class and an intermediate class follow on other dates.
• Look for 1614-C. The shop's address is 1614-C West Friendly Avenue, so check the letter as well as the number.
• Bring the canvas if you have one. Thread and mesh have to be matched to the specific canvas, and nobody can do that from a photograph. See our thread guide for what that pairing involves.

FAQ

Is there a needlepoint shop in High Point or Jamestown?

Not one we have been able to confirm. Stitch Point is about twelve miles northeast of the middle of High Point and about eight and a half miles northeast of the middle of Jamestown.

What about Burlington or Asheboro?

We have not confirmed a shop in either. Stitch Point is about nineteen miles west of the middle of Burlington and about twenty-six miles north of the middle of Asheboro.

Can I get a finished piece made up?

Yes. The shop finishes needlepoint belts, ornaments, stockings, pillows, and bell pulls, and its ornament finishing class teaches you to do a small piece yourself. Read our finishing guide first so you know what to ask.

Is it a needlepoint shop or a yarn shop?

Both. It sells knitting and crochet yarn and cross-stitch supplies as well as needlepoint canvases and threads, and it teaches knitting and crochet too.

What is the nearest other shop?

Time To Stitch, on our Winston-Salem page, is about twenty-six miles west. Chapel Hill Needlepoint, on our Raleigh and the Triangle page, is about forty-four miles east.

New to needlepoint?

If you are heading to the shop for the first time, it helps to know roughly what you are looking at before you walk in.

• How to start needlepoint, for what a first kit needs to contain.
• Mesh count explained, for the number on every canvas label.
• Thread types, for the wool, cotton, and silk question.
• Needlepoint or cross stitch, for the difference between the two.

Shop details were checked in September 2026 against the shop's own listings. Hours change, so please call ahead. If something here is out of date, or your shop is missing, tell us and we will fix it.