Needlepoint Shops in Winston-Salem

One shop we can confirm, Time To Stitch on South Stratford Road, a needlepoint-only shop about two miles west of downtown Winston-Salem.

Time To Stitch is the needlepoint shop we can confirm in Winston-Salem, on South Stratford Road about two miles west of downtown. It sells needlepoint and nothing else: hand-painted canvases, threads, beads, and accessories, with kitting, finishing, trunk shows, and classes for new stitchers.

Thursday is its long day, open until 7pm, and from 4pm that evening the shop invites stitchers to bring their own drinks and stitch together.

Winston-Salem

The hours are the thing to plan around

Time To Stitch opens from Tuesday to Saturday: from 10am to 5pm on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday, from 10am to 7pm on Thursday, and from 10am to 3pm on Saturday. It is closed on Sundays and Mondays, and Saturday closes earliest.

Before you go

• Call ahead. The shop's number is (336) 955-1162.
• Start with the continental class. The shop's beginner class in the continental stitch covers threading the needle and starting and stopping a thread, and its basketweave class builds on it, so take them in that order.
• 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 Greensboro or High Point?

Not one we have been able to confirm. Time To Stitch is about twenty-five miles west of the middle of Greensboro and about seventeen miles northwest of the middle of High Point.

Is it near Clemmons or Kernersville?

It is about seven and a half miles northeast of the middle of Clemmons and about eleven miles west of the middle of Kernersville.

Can I learn here as a beginner?

Yes. Its calendar lists beginner classes in the continental and basketweave stitches, and the shop also offers one-on-one advice when you need it.

Can I get a finished piece made up?

Yes. Time To Stitch takes finishing: drop the piece off or contact the shop first, and expect the rates and the turnaround to vary, as its site says. It also teaches a class in finishing a small round or square ornament yourself. Read our finishing guide first so you know what to ask.

What is the nearest other shop?

Cotswold Needlepoint in Cornelius, on our Charlotte page, is about fifty-seven miles southwest. Chapel Hill Needlepoint, on our Raleigh and the Triangle page, is about sixty-nine 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.
• Finishing, for what happens after the stitching is done and what it costs.

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.