3 Simple Ideas for Finishing a Cross Stitch Hoop | Caterpillar Cross Stitch
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
- In this week's video, Marie shares her top tips for finishing off an embroidery hoop with your completed cross stitch! These 3 quick and simple methods using standard household items will give your finished projects the WOW factor! Follow along with this easy tutorial and take your cross stitching to the next level today - they're also simple enough for complete beginners! Enjoy.
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Thanks for visiting my channel, I hope you enjoyed the video! I founded Caterpillar Cross Stitch in 2015 when I tried desperately for months to find a modern baby sampler my mum could stitch for new baby Felicity that would fit in with her simple, contemporary nursery. I love cross stitch, running, baking fruit cakes, drinking gin, eating salted caramel ice cream and most crafts!
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Thank you for watching! Please leave us a comment below and let me know, how often do you finish a project using a hoop? Sally x
I have several smaller pieces which using the hoop for completion would be perfect-as yet I have not actually used a hoop for finishing. So appreciative of the instruction you ladies provide.
I have done many projects finished with hoops. In fact, I just finished one and am using your 3rd method to finish a project for my husband. Friday, October 21 is our 50th wedding anniversary! I will be doing 4 more for family Christmas gifts. Thank you for your clear and concise instructions! Have a great day!❤
I’ve used the second method, and thought it was nice. However, the third option you showed is absolutely gorgeous! I can’t wait to try it!!!
Glad it was helpful!
I love the third version.. I will do this with “shaky hands and beating heart” 😂 Thank you for sharing. Happy days from Australia. ❤️
I have watched plenty of videos on how to finish a cross stitch hoop and this is by far the best, thank you so much for sharing!!
Thank you so much Emma, I’m so happy you liked it 💕 happy stitching 🌸
Another fabulous & informative video Marie 🫶xx
Thank you so so much Sharron 💕 happy stitching 🌸
Love the third one!!! So gorgeous!
Thank you! I am putting my first finished piece meant for a hoop in the hoop today!! Excited!
Thankyou! I, like many here, am using the second method. Good instructionz
Glad it was helpful!
That was a great tutorial! I have an Easter egg finish to FFO this weekend and I’m going to use the 3rd method as I love the finished look of it.
That's great to hear! Thanks for watching and happy stitching!
Excellent tutorial.
Thank you so much for watching ☺️ happy stitching 🌸
Thank you so much for this great tutorial. I wanted to learn how to finish using a hoop. I appreciate all you ladies do and share. Thank you!!
Thank you so much for your kind comment and for watching Peggy - so glad you found the video useful 💕 happy stitching 🌸
Another great tutorial!
Thank you so much for watching Sarah 💕 happy stitching 🌸
I can’t wait to try the 3rd option with the fabric! How pretty! Already thinking about different pretty fabrics to match my stitches to ;)
Thank you so much for watching Emily 💕 can’t wait to see your finishes ☺️ happy stitching 🌸
Great job Marie! I will try your hoop finishing techniques very soon! Thank you for the great tutorial. 😀
Thank you so much for watching Rema, so glad the tutorial helped ☺️ happy stitching 🌸
Thanks very much for your demonstration. Beautiful work👍😍
Thank you so much for watching ☺️
happy stitching 🌸
Marie
Thanks!
Thank you for this wonderful tutorial!!! I always use the first method, but I am definitely going to try the last method on my next project!!❤️😊
Thank you so much Laura 💕 so happy that you found the video helpful and that you’ll be giving it a try ☺️ happy stitching 🌸
Thank you, i was looking for a nicer way to display an enbroidery piece as a gift that would stand the test of time. I loved the last one ❤❤
Glad it was helpful!
I was finishing in a hoop this morning, usually use your second version. But with my next one I will definitely be trying your third version as it is so pretty. Thank you for another great video. X
Thank you so much for watching Caroline, I’m really happy that you found inspiration in the video and that you’ll give it a go 😍
Happy stitching 🌸
Marie
This was really helpful - thanks .. I've just pulled out a whole lot of finished cross stitches that I need to properly finish!
Thank you so much for watching Gabrielle - hope you have found some good inspiration and enjoyed a nice finishing session 😊 Happy stitching 🌸
Thank you so much for watching :)
Great video again !!!!!! Wooohoo!!!!!! Xxxx 🤗
Thank you so so much Jules 💕💕 happy stitching 🌸
I love this so very much! Thanks to your step-by-step instructions, I’m confident I’ll be able to complete any of these brilliant methods! Additionally, the sound of your voice is so calm and soothing! It could almost help me fall asleep! 😊
Thank you so much for watching!
Fantastic tutorial Marie! Thank you 😘 I'm going to finish my Grace Wreath stitching in a hoop this week and will be trying the third method. I'll let you know how I get on 💕💖
Thank you so much Alison, I’m so happy you found it useful and that you’ll be giving it a go 💕 any questions, don’t hesitate to let me know x
Happy stitching (and finishing!) 🌸
Thank you for sharing this! You have a new subscriber 🇬🇧! 😃
Awesome, thank you!
Ótima explicação! Gostei das opções de acabamento, com materiais de fácil uso.
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This video was such a big help! I've just started stitching for hoops to display, but I had no idea how to finish one. I'll definitely be using method number 3!
This was a lovely tutorial and I can’t wait to try it out for some Christmas gifts! Just curious, in the third method is that fabric covered piece glued in or does it stay removable? Thanks for any advice :)
Thank you for such a helpful tutorial! With my background in preservation I quickly picked up your comment on acid free glue, so please consider some other material than cardboard (!) to use as it is very acidic and should be kept away from fabric.
Thanks so much for watching Donna and for your helpful comment! I believed that with the layers between the stitching and the cardboard, the stitching would be safe but I'll use only mount board going forwards, thanks so much for sharing ☺️
Happy stitching 🌸
Marie
I want to try the third option. Is it necessary to secure cloth covered cardboard inside the hoop in anyway?
What kind of, and how do you tie the, knot at the end of the easy method?
Finally got it done, but not quite the same way you did it.
Thank you for the tutorial. I was wondering if you wanted to completely cover the back of the hoop with the material what is your best suggestion on doing so? Meaning having no Aida or whatever fabric showing and not having to insert the covered fabric piece fitting into the inner hoop.
Hi Carmen, thank you so much for watching ☺️ How about cutting out the cardboard piece and leaving it natural like that? You could use some nice kraft cardboard for that. Alternatively you can use a nice card or glue some nice wrapping or decorative paper onto the cardboard instead of the fabric. Hope this helps.
Happy stitching 🌸
@@StitchesAndDiamonds thank you for the suggestions 😁
How do you keep pieces framed in hoops clean since they are not covered with glass?
Hi Jodi, thank you for watching 😊 I haven't had an issue with keeping the projects clean so far but I would not recommend this finishing for a true heritage piece that should last decades - that would need to be framed and protected by glass.
For a regular dusting, you could just use a hairdryer every so often to blow off any dust that is sitting on the hoop/fabric.
Happy stitching 🌸
Marie
I appreciate that this is supposed to be quick but the stitches were so messy. I want the private side of my projects to be as neat as the front
Thank you for your feedback!