Finishing embroidery hoop

How to finish embroidery hoop? Lear four methods you could use to prepare your embroidery for a display in the hoop: Gathering with a running stitch Finishing with the felt backing Making a cardboard cover Gluing the fabric Click to watch video tutorial now or Pin for later.

Cover the back of an embroidery hoop neatly with felt, here's how

This page gives an introduction to the craft of embroidery, with links to beginners tutorials as well as a large number of beautiful projects and free patterns.

How to frame your embroidery work in an embroidery hoop Framing your cross stitch project in an embroidery hoop is a quick and modern way to frame your cross stitch piece. An it is a very affordable way as well! There are different ways how to frame your embroidery work in an embroidery hoop.

Want to use your embroidery hoop as a frame? I'll show you how to finish the back without glue. It's neat and pretty and perfect to gift!

With a few simple steps, you can learn how to finish an embroidery hoop so it can be displayed and enjoyed for years to come!

Delve into the satisfying world of embroidery with this simple, step-by-step beginner-friendly guide! Discover how to quickly and easily back your embroidery hoop with a running stitch - no additional materials required. Immerse yourself in this fast, yet soothing craft process catered to beginners. Learn more about this and other beginner-friendly techniques by clicking through to the blog -- and don't forget to save this post!

So many of you were asking, how I finish my hoops. This is how I usually do it. Quite easy and always satisfying ☺️ Which technique do you use?

Step by step tutorial on how to bind your embroidery hoop. #embroideryhoop #gettingreadyforembroidery #handembroidery

Do you struggle with puckered fabric, or getting your fabric in the hoop really tight? In this blog post, Sophie of Mindful Mantra Embroidery shares her best beginner friendly tips for getting started with an embroidery hoop.

Discover 5 ways you can decorate your embroidery hoop to make your finished embroidery design look amazing. Simple and Easy to do yourself.

Finished floral embroidered hoop art. Daisies with phrase: "focus on the good". 19 cm embroidery hoop art. Please note that although I try my best to get the best natural light for my photos, differences in monitor screens and lighting may cause slight differences in the color of my handwork.

It's been a while since I shared an embroidery tutorial, but I've been asked a couple of times in the last week how I back my embroidery hoops. Over the years I've tried different methods, but this my tried and trusted way, so I thought I would share....... Before you start your hoop art, fabric pen* the inner hoop’s contour onto a piece of felt, then cut out. * I always use an erasable pen, just in case I make a mistake! Once you've finished your embroidery, turn the hoop over and trim the…

Do you get bored of hanging your embroidery projects in round hoops? Have you stitched a rectangular embroidery pattern and didn’t like how it looked in a round hoop? There are lots of options for featuring your work that will add visual interest to your walls and variety to your home. Read on for a

Q: Why shouldn’t I just take a pair of scissors and hack off all the excess fabric that sticks out behind my wooden embroidery hoop? A: 1) Because you’ve gone to all this trouble to sti…