SELF-FINISHING NEEDLEPOINT

Finish it yourself. Use it every day.

Turn your stitched canvas into a keychain, ornament, luggage tag, or coaster. No glue, sewing, or professional finisher required.

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How self-finishing works

From stitched canvas to finished keychain

Self-finishing means you complete the last step at home. No sewing, glue, or trip to a professional finisher.

  • No glue
  • No sewing
  • No professional finisher
A light blue circular keychain holder with a silver metal clasp and key ring, shown on a clean white background. The inside of the holder reveals a white 3M adhesive backing.
The finished result A finished piece you can use every day View the Finished Piece

  1. Choose the accessory

    Start with the keychain or self-finishing piece. Its opening tells you the canvas size to stitch.

  2. Stitch your mini

    Stitch a design sized to fit the opening. The needlepoint canvas is sold separately.

  3. Trim and tuck

    Leave 2 to 3 blank canvas rows, peel off the 3M liner, and tuck the canvas beneath the edges.

  4. Press, clip, and enjoy

    Press firmly, then clip your finished needlepoint to your keys, bag, or zipper.

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Limited-Edition Christmas Super Snips

Festive red and green mini thread scissors with a protective silicone sleeve. Tiny, sharp, and ready for holiday stitching.

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The Super Snips Collection

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