Ways to finish cross stitch projects

Are you wondering what to do with your finished cross stitch pictures? Read on for 15 interesting ideas - beyond simply framing them.

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After what seems like ages I have picked up some cross stitch and it feels so good to be stitching again! The trigger that got me started again was that my absolute favourite cross stitch designers…

Learn how to finish your cross stitch project in a hoop without purchasing any additional supplies. Finishing your project in a hoop is an affordable and modern alternative to framing your finished object.

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Discover the many exciting and unique techniques for finishing cross stitch, including framing cross stitch and finishing the back of your cross stitch.

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How To Frame a Cross Stitch

i don't know why but when it comes to my crafts i am a neat freak so when i did the embroidery for the Alice swap i just couldn't bear to leave the messy stitching exposed, also i had cut the fabric too small to lace it onto the hoop, i searched for a tutorial to finish off your work in a hoop but couldn't find one, i asked at the PhatQuarter group and got some good ideas there but this is what i came up with take the hoop you will be working your embroidery in and draw around the inside of…

In this post/episode I’m sharing 5 finishing ideas for your cross stitch project! I know that always framing them in a frame can get a little boring (not to mention you start to run out of space)! So, hopefully, these ideas will inspire you to create some new projects with your finished cross stitch piece. #crossstitch #diycrafts

I recently saw this cute cross-stitch banner made by Hannah Hand Makes from the squares she designed for her summer stitch-along. The idea is really cute and an easy way to hang any large piece of …

Have you ever completed a project only to find out later that it doesn’t look right in any of the frames you have? There may be too much white space on one side and not enough on another. Of course, that’s what custom framing is for, but always getting your projects custom-framed can get expensive....

In this post, I am sharing 10 tools to make cross stitch easier and help you along your cross stitch journey.

If you're like me, you love to cross stitch, but sometimes worry about overdoing it - I mean, how many framed pieces do you need? I love making art that is useful, and in the past year have spent...

🧵 Learn how to use the cross stitch parking method to stitch faster and neater. This step-by-step tutorial will show you everything you need to know to master this technique. Plus, get some helpful tips along the way! 🧵

It might not always be possible to find cross stitch supplies near you, but the good news is that all the must-haves you need to get started are easily available online. We’ve put together a list of six cross stitch accessories you need if you’re just getting started with cross stitch, as well as the best places to find them. There’s no need to be overwhelmed if you’re just starting out - a couple of clicks and off you go!

In this tutorial, I'll show you 5 ways to stitch a single cross stitch.

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