Displaying cross stitch ideas

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…

Having spent so much time stitching your lovely piece of embroidery, why not choose a way to display it that shows it off for all to see. Here you can find a few ideas to show it at its best…

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 :)

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?...

Follow this step by step guide and find out how to display your hand embroidery by mounting it on to a canvas board. Simple contemporary way to display.

Anna | Artmishka Cross Stitch on Instagram: "How to make a cross stitch ornament. Save the reel, so you can find it later. The cross stitch pattern is available in my shop. Tap the link in my bio."

Displaying your embroidery project doesn’t mean it has to stay in a hoop. Download the Make Life Sweet embroidery pattern to create a pretty wall hanging with some simple sewn elements that you can display in a magnetic tapestry frame. Follow the instructions here to make your own!

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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