How to finish cross stitch ornaments

I personally don’t think the Just Cross Stitch ornie magazine is very clear with their finishing instructions for ‘newbies’ so I thought I’d make one up myself to help peopl…

Quick & Easy Ornament Finish | Just One More Stitch

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.

Tutorial for how to finish an embroidery or small quilt block into an ornament.

Finishing a cross stitch project is an amazing accomplishment and now it’s time to display your stitching. An embroidery hoop is an affordable and modern way to frame your work. Today’s tutorial will show you step-by-step how to finish your project in a wooden hoop. This tutorial is the second part of my Cross Stitch...

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Willow Tree Stitcher: Ornament Tutorial

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

A quick and simple tutorial for making your own cross stitched fabric ornament! A great way to use up scrap fabrics or make last minute gifts!

DIFFICULTY LEVEL: Moderate Supplies Needed: Stitched item Complimenting Material for backing Mat Board Craft Glue Spray Craft Glue Large quadrant ruler Cutting Board Cotton Batting Scissors Mat Knife Cording (handmade, purchased, etc.) Step One: Determine what the size of your ornament shall be by measuring the size horizontally and vertically. Figure what your margin size will be and imagine how it will look, add the additional margin measurement to the size of the ornament measurement…