The Oxford Fine Point Punch Needle in natural wood is purpose-built for artists who want precision without sacrificing ease. The Fine Point is your tool for thinner yarns, such as worsted-weight yarn, and for creating intricate details, unlike the Regular Point punch needle, which is designed for bulky rug yarns. Whether you're shading delicate florals, creating a detailed landscape or portrait, or adding fine details to a small wall hanging, the Fine Point Punch Needle is comfortable to use.
Designed by Amy Oxford, a punch needle pioneer with more than 30 years of experience, the fine point punch needle combines a smooth natural wood handle with a precision stainless-steel tip, so every stitch feels effortless.
Product Features:
Ergonomically designed natural wood handle for comfort
Patented handle design by internationally renowned punch needle artist Amy Oxford
Electropolished stainless-steel needle with laser-etched size markings, rust-resistant and smooth-gliding
Fine-point sizes (#8, #9, #10, #13, #14) to create your desired loop height in a thinner yarn
Works with aran and worsted weight yarn and other fine fiber combinations
Includes a storage box with magnetic closure, stitch gauge, and an illustrated quick-start guide
Lifetime money-back guarantee
Size Guide - Find Your Fine Point
Size
Loop Height
Best For
#8 Fine
½" (13mm)
Creating extra plush pile, clipped sculpting, adding dimension
#9 Fine
⅜" (10mm)
Using in conjunction with the #9 Regular Point to add finer detail
#10 Fine
¼" (6mm)
Using in conjunction with the #10 Regular Point to add finer detail
#13 Fine
³⁄₁₆" (5mm)
General overall punching with fine yarns- our most popular Fine Point punch needle
#14 Fine
⅛" (3mm)
Creating a very short pile with a ‘tapestry’ like look- uses the least amount of yarn
Sets
Adding texture and dimension by using multiple needle sizes in a single project
Project Ideas for the Fine Point punch needle:
Finely detailed punch needle pieces
Fine shaded florals, lettering, and small motifs
Pillow covers or framed wall art that contain intricate patterns
Fine ‘tapestry’-looking pieces
Smaller-scale décor pieces where chunky loops would overwhelm the design
