Needlepoint Shops in Phoenix and Scottsdale
Three shops across the valley, one of them open until 8pm on a Wednesday, which is rarer than it should be.
Phoenix and Scottsdale have three needlepoint shops between them, spread across the valley from north Scottsdale down to central Phoenix.
It is also, unexpectedly, an easy region to shop in if you work. One of the three opens seven days a week and stays open until 8pm on Wednesdays.
Scottsdale
BeStitched Needlepoint
8658 E Shea Boulevard, Suite 175, Scottsdale, AZ 85260
(480) 991-0706
Tuesday to Saturday 10am to 4pm, closed Sunday and Monday
bestitchedneedlepointshop.com
On Shea Boulevard in north Scottsdale, with a large painted canvas range, embroidery, and a busy events calendar that includes late-night open stitching sessions announced on their site.
Closed Sunday and Monday, so this is a Tuesday to Saturday shop. Those late openings are one-off events rather than standing hours, so check before relying on one.
Phoenix
Uptown Needlepoint
2525 E Arizona Biltmore Circle, Suite B127, Phoenix, AZ 85016
(602) 999-1997
Monday to Saturday 10am to 4pm, Wednesday until 8pm, Sunday 11am to 4pm
uptownneedlepoint.com
In the Arizona Biltmore Circle complex, and the only shop in the region open seven days a week. Hand-painted canvases, premium fibers, accessories, classes and stitching events.
Wednesday runs to 8pm for their Sip and Stitch evening, which is the only regular late opening in the region. If you work, Wednesday is your day.
Their site lists Sunday as 11pm to 4pm, which is plainly a typo for 11am. We have printed 11am, but Sunday is worth a call if it is your only option.
Family Arts Needlework Shop
5555 N 7th Street, Suite 144, Phoenix, AZ 85014
(602) 277-0694
Tuesday to Saturday 9:30am to 4pm, closed Sunday and Monday
familyartsneedlework.com
On North 7th Street in central Phoenix. Canvases, a very deep thread wall, books, and self-finishing products, with guest and in-house teachers and a painter on the premises.
It opens at 9:30am, half an hour before anywhere else in the region, which makes it the one to start a morning at.
The one that opens late
Most needlepoint shops close by four or five in the afternoon, which is fine if you do not have a job and awkward if you do. Arizona has an answer.
Uptown Needlepoint in the Arizona Biltmore Circle complex runs to 8pm on Wednesdays for a Sip and Stitch evening, and opens on Sundays as well. It is the only shop in the region open seven days, and the only one with a regular late opening. If you work, Wednesday evening is the answer to this whole region.
Family Arts Needlework Shop on North 7th Street opens at 9:30am, half an hour earlier than anyone else here, and has a painter working on the premises alongside guest and in-house teachers. It is the morning shop.
BeStitched Needlepoint is up on Shea Boulevard in north Scottsdale, with a large painted canvas range and an events calendar that includes occasional late-night open stitching. Those are one-off events rather than standing hours, so check the site before counting on one.
Getting between them
Scottsdale to central Phoenix is a straightforward drive across the valley, and unlike Los Angeles it is genuinely doable in a morning. BeStitched and Family Arts both close at 4pm and both shut Sunday and Monday, so if you want two in a day, make it Tuesday to Saturday and start early at Family Arts.
The obvious pairing is Family Arts and Uptown Needlepoint. Both are in central Phoenix, a few minutes apart, and their hours overlap comfortably.
Before you go
- Sunday is Uptown alone. The other two are closed. It is also the only shop open on a Monday.
- Wednesday evening is the region's best slot. Uptown runs to 8pm, and neither of the other two keeps regular evening hours.
- Summer is real here. These are indoor errands in a place that spends months above 100 degrees. Morning trips are not just about the opening hours.
- 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
What about Quail Run Needlework in Scottsdale?
It is a real shop and we wanted to include it. Its own website publishes a phone number and opening hours but no street address, and the three outside sources we checked give three different addresses on three different roads. It has evidently moved more than once and the listings have not caught up. We would rather leave it out than print one guess out of three. If you know where it is now, tell us and we will add it.
Is there anything in Tucson, Sedona, or Prescott?
Nothing we have been able to confirm. The three shops here are the ones we can stand behind in Arizona.
Which has the biggest canvas selection?
BeStitched on range of painted canvases, Family Arts on threads, where the wall is genuinely deep. Uptown is the most social of the three, built around classes and stitching events as much as retail.
Can I stitch with other people?
Yes, and this is a good region for it. Uptown runs Sip and Stitch on Wednesday evenings, and BeStitched holds open stitching sessions that it announces on its site.
New to needlepoint?
If you are heading to one of these shops 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 actually needs to contain.
- Mesh count explained, for the number on every canvas label.
- Thread types, for the wool, cotton, and silk question.
- Finishing, for what happens after the stitching is done and what it costs.
Heading west? We have written up Los Angeles and the Bay Area, or search the map for anywhere else.
Find a Needlepoint Shop Near YouShop details were checked in September 2026 against each 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.