Sentences with phrase «using embroidery hoops»

I absolutely LOVE the idea of using embroidery hoops as simple wreaths.

The pendant lights hanging over the island were a DIY using embroidery hoops (more here), and the backsplash was painted / stenciled in that hex pattern (more here).

She had the clever idea of using embroidery hoops as the -LSB-...]

Add a touch of tribal print to your nursery by creating simple wall hangings using embroidery hoops and colorful, Aztec - influenced fabrics.

Here's another great egg carton flower wreath that uses an embroidery hoop as the base.

Monogrammed Embroidery Hoop Wreath by Christy at Our Southern Home Easter Peeps Topiary Tutorial by Melissa at Two It Yourself Embroidery Hoop Hair Bow Holder by Katie at The Casual Craftlete Simple Boxwood Wreath using an Embroidery Hoop by Katie at The Casual Craftlete Easy Earrings Organizer by Meredith at The Palette Muse

Hometalk asked me to put together a clip board to share different ways to use embroidery hoops for crafts and decor and I did not have a difficult time finding several creative projects to clip on their site!

Today I am excited to share Eighteen Awesome Crafts that use an Embroidery Hoop!

Embroidery Hoop Pendant Light by Jessica at Dear Emmeline As you can see, there are MANY different ways to use an embroidery hoop... from an ornament on the tree to even a pendant light!

This easy wreath for spring comes together in just ten minutes using an embroidery hoop and artificial blooms.

The only part I did differently was I used an embroidery hoop as a wreath form to give it some extra stability.

One series is based on used muslin teabags and uses an embroidery hoop in place of a stretcher.

I like the creativity in using the embroidery hoop for something other than embroidery.

What a simple, yet pretty way to use an embroidery hoop!

When I read how Danielle used an embroidery hoop, that convinced me to make my own version too!

Decorate your home for the season with colorful button egg art, a gorgeous wreath featuring eggs, or wall art using an embroidery hoop and ribbon strips.

One would use an embroidery hoop to create a needle point piece, remove the hoop and frame or otherwise display the completed piece, placing the hoop back in a drawer for later use.

I would have never thought about using an embroidery hoop.

Not exact matches

To make these Christmas themed hoops, I used both free machine and hand embroidery and some felt.

I needed something much smaller and wanted to incorporate natural wood, so I used wooden embroidery hoops to make mine.

Carrie @ Curly Crafty Mom recently posted... Pom Pom Initial Embroidery Hoop using Speed - Sew Fabric Glue (AND a Giveaway!)

Anyway, this is not a blog about my shortcomings in restoring our current furniture, but rather I need to make a decision on a piece I acquired quite a few months ago along with the cigar box and the embroidery hoops that I have begun to use around the house.

I recovered both of the pictures by stapling them with left over fabric from the embroidery hoops and then used velcro adhesive to adhere the giant clothespins.

And for that reason alone, I'd hang this 2014 use for «embroidery» hoops proudly.

I used a grapevine wreath, a wooden embroidery hoop, the wire swirl and a metal embroidery hoop.

This year, instead of using a traditional wreath or door swag I decided to venture out and make this unique embroidery hoop wreath (or wall hanging).

It started with a four dollar embroidery hoop from JoAnn's...... and a yard of pom - pom fringe, and a cloth napkin my friend Traci used to wrap something up for me last year... It started with -LSB-...]

What You'll Need: 46 - 50 paint stir sticks; wood base, 7» embroidery hoop, 7» circle mirror, gorilla glue or hot glue, paintbrush, Xacto knife, plastic spray paint (optional, and not necessary if you use a wood hoop), craft paints in various colors; picture hanger (not shown) Tools: miter saw.

I made the Country Living embroidery hoops, as well, but used a Swedish embroidered cloth that I found for $ 8 and some red and white IKEA fabric.

I used the inside ring of the 6 inch embroidery hoop as the base of the bushel basket.

I used wood glue and my staple gun to attach the embroidery hoops together.