Think of it like a package or a pizza order tracker, but for your needlepoint. Watch your canvas move through each step of finishing, from drop-off to done, so you always know exactly where your piece is and when it's coming home. The same visibility you expect everywhere else, finally here for the work you love most.
Stop juggling text messages, multiple spreadsheets, or a notepad you're hoping holds everything. This lets you focus on the work itself, with every piece in one place so nothing slips through the cracks.
Your staff spends hours answering the same questions: where's the finishing, when will it be ready? This hands those calls to a tool instead, so your team can focus on the store while every piece stays tracked.
See exactly where your cherished canvas is at every step. No more waiting months for a message that never comes, just clear visibility into your piece from the day you hand it over to the day it comes home. And it's free for you.
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We're currently researching how finishing really works across the community. No two retailers or finishers do it the same way, so we're learning the best practices and building something that serves everyone, and working towards launching in 2027.
By day, I'm a Director of Operations Planning with more than 15 years spent turning complicated operations into systems that work better for the people using them. By night and weekends, I needlepoint. I started in 2020 and fell in love with the craft, then got just as familiar with the frustrations of finishing. Once a canvas leaves your hands, there can be months of wondering where it is and when it's coming home. Volunteering behind the counter at a nonprofit needlepoint shop, I saw this wasn't just my experience. Shops juggle hundreds of pieces, finishers manage intricate work behind the scenes, and stitchers just want to know their canvas is safe and moving along.
So I started building a better way. Loop brings together the two worlds I know best: operational problem-solving and needlepoint. It makes finishing easier to manage for shops and finishers, and more transparent for the stitchers who trust them with something they spent countless hours creating. Your canvas deserves better than disappearing into a black hole.
Hi, I’m Jen—a needlepointer who happens to know a lot about fixing broken processes.