Cross stitch ornament finishing

How to create a cross-stitched Christmas-tree ornament, framed in a ribbon-wrapped wooden hoop

How to make a delightful stitched Christmas ornament with padded finish and corded edging

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Learn how to finish a needlepoint ornament the easy way. Here are 9 easy steps for finishing a needlepoint ornament:1. Cut around the design approximately one half inch away from the stitches.2. Cut notches all the way around, close together, and taking care to avoid snipping the stitches.3. Use a steam iron on low to

Nichol Spohr LLC on Instagram: "Just wanted to have this finish here in my feed. This is the second round cross stitch ornament I finished this year. Design is a FREE chart for @fatquartershop from @heartinhand01 . I stitched it up in one evening using the called for colors (you could easily switch up the colors to match your decor!). The backer ornament is from @chantelles141 (it was part of the 2022 Mystery Make Along Box). All details and finishing video are available on my YouTube…

Good Saturday morning to you all! Can you believe the last weekend in January has already arrived? What a strange month we've had here in what is normally one of the coldest, snowiest months in western Pennsylvania. It's been quite mild with very little snow, unlike much of the country that has experienced major snowstorms and frigid temperatures. But, it's still been cold enough here that I spend most of my time indoors stitching and reading (well, throw in laundry, and cleaning, and…

Well, it's December 23rd - two days before Christmas, and time to hang a new hand embroidered ornament on the tree! So far in this mini series, we've set up the Christmas ornament and started embroidering it, we finished the embroidery on the first side of the ornament, we finished embroidering t

Welcome December! Actually, I'm not smiling on you, December, because you arrived too quickly and are somehow speeding up time faster than any other month.