How to set up embroidery hoop

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.

An embroidery hoop seems like a pretty basic piece of equipment, doesn’t it? Something that doesn’t necessarily require explanation? But setting up an embroidery hoop correctly is often the key to better end results in your embroidery, so I think it’s worth covering! I often see beginning stitchers using hoops without a clear understanding of ...

How to Set Up and Use An Embroidery Hoop for Your Next Hand Embroidery Project

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

You've finished stitching your embroidery, now learn how to display your design in the timber embroidery hoop, so you can hang it on the wall. We'll finish the hoop back with gathering stitch and cover it with felt for a neat finish.

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An A3 downloadable template to help you get started with your 1 year of stitches. This hoop guide is in my personal style and includes the option to be used for a 9" or 10" embroidery hoop. - 9" or 10" Hoop Template - Must be printed in A3 - Includes monthly dividers with short month names and 2021 in the middle, both in a script font. Additional years are also included in the design. For how to set up your 1 year of stitches hoop take a look at my blog post here…

Learn to segment the months on your embroidery journal hoop on your own by using this helpful step-by-step guide.

Framing a project in an embroidery hoop is a wonderful way to display the piece, but figuring out how to finish the back can be tricky. Maker Team member Jenny of @olivethisfelt does a lot of handstitching and is sharing some of her solutions for finishing embroidery hoops. Enjoy this behind the scenes tutorial! You’ve just poured hours of stitching (not to mention blood, sweat and tears) into an embroidery hoop. You sit back to appreciate your hard work and suddenly realize the back is a…