How to protect the back of embroidery

Step by step guide on how to embroider a hat by hand plus get some free embroidery designs you can download and use for your own hat!

Want to protect the back of embroidery and prevent skin irritation? I tested the best backing for embroidery. Check out the results!

If you’ve ever wondered when to use a stabilizer for cross stitch or embroidery projects, this tutorial will help you learn which of the myriad of options is best for your project. Sulky makes a wide range of stabilizers, and … Read More

There are many ways to finish the back of your hoop, making it ready for display. Everyone has their favorite, but mine is to back my hoops with felt. I like knowing that not only is my embroidery back secure and won’t accidentally get snagged on something, but also that the felt protects the wall a bit. Here is how I

Learn how to turn your embroidery into an adhesive patch.

You're all done with your embroidery, and you want the back of it to look just as good as the front! Here are two easy ways to finish a hoop.

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If you're curious about what you can embroider, all you need to know is that you can embroider practically anything you put your mind to! You can create home decor, clothing, and accessories with the delicate elegance that embroidery adds! If you're interested in what kind of material you can embroider on, just know that it is dependent on the kind of embroidery project you are completing. There is no set rule for what material you use. You can embroider on cotton, linen, polyester, leather…

Learn how to end the blanket stitch three different ways depending on layers of fabric and ending location.