Finished cross stitch projects

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

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

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

You've completed your cross stitch. Now what do you do with it? We go over the best ways to use your cross stitch!

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

In this episode, I am sharing 10 finishing ideas for your cross stitch designs. I don't have tutorials for them all yet, but I will soon!

Have you ever wanted to turn your cross stitch designs into Iron-on patches? Or at least curious as to how it would work? Find out today!

Do you keep your extra cross stitch thread bits? Ever wonder what you could actually DO with your orts? Here' some ideas to get you started!

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

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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.

Sprouting Lupine, Kat on Instagram: "Some close-ups of The Unicorn's Garden 🌿⭐️ Alt Text Photo 1: A close up on a finished cross stitch with a long-tailed, cream unicorn with a green mane and long yellow horn. She is surrounded by several different flowers including tulips and lily of the valley. Photo 2: A close up on cross stitches including part of a striped, reddish-brown tree trunk and a bush with dark orange flowers. Photo 3: Another close up of the unicorn, this time showing more…

26 ways to display your finished cross stitch. Try covered buttons, lampshades, bookmarks, frames, bracelets, mason jars and more!

A Week Of Free Easter Cross Stitch Charts #3 – Cross-Stitch

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 …

Simple, quick and easy tutorial for how to finish your embroidery. Frame your cross stitch in a hoop step by step instructions and video.

I love to make bookmarks – because I love to read so much, I can never have to many and I also enjoy giving them as gifts. Tucked into the perfect book, they add just the right touch. One thi…

I get so many comments asking what is my secret to stitching plump, even, Instagram-worthy stitches. The answer is that I honestly don’t know. I don’t think that I do anything special. However, I am a perfectionist so I do like things to look pretty. I notice inconsistencies in my stitching all the time that...

Looking for a classy way to display your embroidery art? Try stretching it on a canvas frame. Featuring your embroidery project on stretched canvas or stretcher bars gives it a beautiful and elegant finish, and it’s much easier (and faster) to do than you might expect.