Learn how to frame your cross stitch projects in a hoop with a neat felt backing. Tutorial includes clear directions for blocking and finishing your project, lining with batting and stitching on the felt backing.
Discover the many exciting and unique techniques for finishing cross stitch, including framing cross stitch and finishing the back of your cross stitch.
There are a number of ways to prepare your finished cross stitch or embroidery for framing. One of the easiest is to use self-stick mounting board, also called press-on board or simply, sticky board. Sticky board is thick cardboard with a high-tack adhesive on one side. It's acid-free so sticky board is safe for all kinds of needlework, and the adhesive is repositionable so it is particularly forgiving and easy to use.
Here's how to finish cross stitch in a hoop that only takes a few minutes and adds a nice, neat finish to the back of your project!
Finished a beautiful cross stitch pattern or kit and now need to frame it? Here are two easy cross stitch framing techniques that will show off your completed project. We show you with this step by step stitching guide how to use the pinning method and popular cross stitch lacing technique! Shop cross stitch kits UK.
Finishing a cross stitch project is an amazing accomplishment and now it’s time to display your stitching. An embroidery hoop is an affordable and modern way to frame your work. Today’s tutorial will show you step-by-step how to finish your project in a wooden hoop. This tutorial is the second part of my Cross Stitch...
General advice for how and why to wash and iron your cross stitch projects without ruining them! Washing your projects and getting them ready for finishing.
his post is going to show you 26 ways to display your finished cross stitch. You can choose from framing, mounting, or hanging the finished cross stitch, but why stop there! The possibilities are endless.
Finishing a cross stitch project is an amazing accomplishment and now it’s time to display your stitching. An embroidery hoop is an affordable and modern way to frame your work. Today’s tutorial will show you step-by-step how to finish your project in a wooden hoop. This tutorial is the second part of my Cross Stitch...
In this post, I am going to share 7 easy steps on how to frame your cross stitch. I share 2 methods below; both are pretty quick and easy. But they are for smaller projects;
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.
Is figuring out how big a piece of fabric you will need for your cross stitch project a total mystery? I'll walk you through each step to work this out, and you'll never be left with a lack of space around your stitching again!
When we think of cross-stitching, a lot of us think of the classic block shapes that are made with the x shape. But it’s possible to make less blocky shapes, and even curves, depending on the…
You've worked for days, months, or even years on your cross stitch project, and now it's time to display it in a frame. But how do you get your cross stitch to stay flat? And what's the best method for keeping your aida tight in the frame?...
When you cross stitch, the natural oils from your fingers transfer to your fabric. These oils become yellow stains on your Aida cloth over time. Even if your cross-stitch piece looks clean, it’s st…
Cross stitch should be a soothing, relaxing craft. Sometimes, though, we're so excited about a new project that we want to jump right into it! But before you start stitching, a little prep work on your cross stitch fabric can save you a lot of frustration. Will it hurt my…
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Review a tutorial on how to cross stitch a quick and easy bookmark in a few simple steps. This project is great for beginners.
Have you come across fabric described as '14 count' or '32 count' and wondered what it refers to? Or what it means in relation to your cross stitch project? Well, here's your (probably) complete guide to everything you need to know about fabric count.And if you think you know all there is to know about fabric count then here's a puzzle for you...when is 16 count NOT 16 count?The answer is...more often than you'd think!But before I dive into that little conundrum let's start with the basics. (If
If your cross stitch project looks too wrinkled to frame it or finish in a hoop, you can iron it.
