26 ways to display your finished cross stitch. Try covered buttons, lampshades, bookmarks, frames, bracelets, mason jars and more!

In this episode, I am sharing 10 finishing ideas for your cross stitch designs. I don't have tutorials for them all yet, but I will soon!

In this article, I have compiled three of the most popular ways to improve the neatness of your cross stitches.

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This past week I participated in the Mystery SAL from Brenda Gervais (With Thy Needle and Thread). She shared a free holiday pattern called Merry and Minty. Starting last Monday, every other day a part of a mystery design released. I finished mine up last night so today I put it together. I just used what I had in my stash as far as fabric and floss. No matter how tight I pull the lacing, there is always more to tighten. I like to pull the mitered corners even tighter with a few whipped…

It was a finishing day for me last week. I had these two that I wanted to make into pillows. These are from Brenda Gervais of With Thy Needle and Thread. They come together in the same book calle…

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…

Good Monday Morning Friends & Folk! ...while rummaging through my winter/holiday decorations, I found this little cross stitched snowguy that I made last year ~ I had the idea to 'capture' him in a glass jar, so I repurposed a 'Cheerful Giver' glass candle jar & lid.... here he is outside his glass world: ↓ ...and here he is captured once again inside... {sorry about the glare} ↓ here is the lid, I covered it with a circle of cotton batting {to fit just smaller than the lid} and then covered…

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take a step into the exciting material combination of cross stitching on wooden blanks. These are my top tips for beginners.