Displaying cross stitch

How to frame your own cross stitch pieces on a budget using the lacing method

I came across this Bored Panda post the other day that shows different cool and unusual things people have done with cross stitch. You’re welcome to scroll through the whole thing if you like…

In this tutorial, I am sharing how to mount cross stitch onto a canvas. Although this is a relatively easy thing to do, I break it down step by step and share the small mistakes I made so you don’t make them too! I share the materials you need to mount your cross stitch on a canvas and how to do it. Plus download your free cross stitch planner printables! #crossstitch #diycrafts

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.

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?...

Still need like 50 more pieces for my wall ❤️ Okay, maybe not 50, but I definitely still need more. I only made 2 of these, the rest are by various artists that are either my friends or that I found on Etsy If you sell finished fun embroidery or cross stitch pieces, let me know, I might want to buy something :)

How to Frame a Cross Stitch: One of my favorite, inexpensive, go-to gifts is a personalized framed cross stitch. Once you've finished the cross stitch, all you need is some time, leftover thread, and a frame (thrift store ones work great) to make a lovely finished product. De…

In my latest post I wrote about the fact I've decided to display my little embroidered fox and showed you the result. While working on this project I've taken some snapshots of the process. What do you think about converting the whole bunch in a sort of tutorial? Great idea, I know :P I'm calling it "How to display little embroidery projects". It's not a professional way to display or frame pieces of embroidery. Only my way. Hope it will inspire you to pull out the drawer some unfinished…

Chantelle - 141 Design Company on Instagram: "We are flying into Spring with @hands.on.design Season 2 A Year of Celebrations Continues. I have used the Small Plain Bender Board to display them. To make it easy to switch out each month's design, I used a magnet behind the fabric layer and swapped out only the stitched portion. This technique creates a cohesive color scheme that can remain on display throughout the year, while still allowing for a new design each month. The Small Plain…

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