A Good Yarn Punch Needle Book Club
A Good Yarn Punch Needle Book Club

A Good Yarn Punch Needle Book Club

  • Online Course

Online Course

Level: N/A

Course Fee: $10 per session

Prerequisites: Basic punch needle experience and a love of reading!

Date: Wednesdays, November 25, 2026

Time: 7:00 pm to approximately 9:00 pm Eastern Time

A Good Yarn Punch Needle Book Club, led by Oxford Instructor Mandy Alsager, brings together the love of a good story and punch needle rug hooking!

Join Mandy and other punchers at this monthly Zoom book club to discuss a chosen novel and to have fun punching together. The November book is The Pirate Queenby Ariel Lawhon, "a fascinating historical fiction novel which is told using a unique structure of three distinct alternating timelines", according to Goodreads! 

" A sweeping historical adventure inspired by the life of Grace O’Malley, the legendary Irish folk heroine who risked everything to defend her people. Venture onto the high seas with the thrilling latest from the New York Times bestselling author of The Frozen River and I Was Anastasia."

Participants are encouraged to read the book before hand, and to bring a punch needle project to work on during the friendly discussion of the book. Whether you’re working on a new project, finishing a work in progress, or simply listening and punching, this is a relaxed and welcoming gathering.

We understand that sometimes life gets in the way, so as a courtesy to our students ORHS school courses are recorded and the recording is made available to participants for 30 days after the session providing an opportunity to catch up.

By registering you agree to this recording, to follow privacy and confidentiality guidelines, and to be respectful of the ORHS, the Instructors and your fellow classmates by not sharing, distributing or making available for viewing the recording to others in any way.

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Total $ 10.00
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Participants will need a copy of  The Pirate Queenby Ariel Lawhon, by purchasing the book through a local bookstore, borrowing it from a library or other source, or ordering it online in either print or audiobook format.

Participants are encouraged to have completed the reading (or listening) of the book, and to bring their own punch needle projects and supplies to the sessions to work on during class.

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