Embroidery on a canvas

Once your needlework is finished and you decided that you want to use it as a wall decoration, you have few options on how to do that: making it a hoop wall art, framing or mounting on a canvas. Today I prepared a tutorial for the latter one (this is a lengthy post, you were warned). Mounting Hand Embroidery. Why? So, why would you want to mount your needlework on a canvas? What are the benefits? Honestly speaking, there are no profound advantages or benefits for this. And I won't say that…

Embroidery art can look great framed in an embroidery hoop but if you want to go for a more sophisticated look you can frame your work in a rectangular or square format. Making a trip to your local framers is an option or you can do it yourself at home using a wooden frame. You will need: Completed embroidery art on

Embroidery isn't limited to hoops and hats. You can use painted canvas too! Check out this list of 17 Embroidery on Canvas Ideas.

Cow's Head with Flowers Bohemian Style Embroidery Hoop 6" Wood Hoop - White linen This hoop is hand stitched by me and ready to ship! No two embroidery hoops will be exactly the same. Standard shipping time applies.

When you think of a tattoo, you'll almost certainly imagine it made up of either black or colored inks. However, there some tattoo designs that contain nothing but a single white ink, and their delicate and subtle nature is becoming more and more popular.

Using a painted canvas, poke holes in your canvas and then use emboidery thread to create your image!