Quilting hoops

You know I can’t resist a deal! Back when I broke the stand for my hand quilting hoop, I bought a different kind that works okay, but I knew if I found a good deal on another stand like I had…

This tutorial features a step by step sewing guide on How to Hand Quilt without a Hoop. Click here for all the info!

Large 22" diameter round wood lap hoop for quilting or other needlework - this would also make a good frame to display vintage fabric or other textiles. It's used, but in good solid condition yet.

Embroidery Hoop VS Quilting Hoop

FABRIC THERAPY: Hand quilting with a half hoop...

Wanting to shift to a larger hand quilting hoop? Check out our review of the best hand quilting frames on the market today.

oval wood quilting frame, needlework embroidery hoop on stand

Terrific wooden hoop on stand with features: Rotates to your most comfortable working position Includes adjustable base with hoop Base can be extended to 45-Inch height, lightweight and stable Size is 18-Inch round

Thrifted, wide block vintage quilt hoops pair with gorgeous faux florals to make cute and simple wreaths. #diycrafts #wreaths #quilthoopwreaths #embroideryhoops #diywreaths #fauxflowers #flowers #springdecor

Embroidery hoops used as frames with engineering prints...so fun!

Which type of hoops or frames should you choose when starting hand quilting? Carolyn Gibbs discusses the merits of different types.

Learning how to tie a quilt is a great way to give some hand quilted charm to your projects. Continue reading for 6 fun ways to try it out!

Measuring 23 inches front to back, the Grace EZ3 quilting frame offers the most quilting frame in the least amount of space. Learn more and buy it here today!

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

Jack's Chain quilting

The better for crafting, my dear.

These Techniques Will Make a Nice Difference! Whether you’re just starting out with hand quilting or have been doing it for awhile, you may be struggling with a couple of issues every quilter needs to solve. While everyone wants to create tiny stitches, the key to beautiful hand quilting is how even the stitches are. …

A year or so ago I read a marvelous blog post by Meg McElwee from Sew Liberated titled "a philosophy of sewing". At the time I read it I had absolutely no inclination to sew clothes and couldn't see myself sewing any time in the future. I had a fabric stash that was stressing me out because it hadn't been sewn up yet and the amount of space it was taking up could have been used for other things. My pattern hoarding was getting ridiculous - PDFs printed out and never taped together. Basically…