There are many ways to transfer embroidery patterns to fabric, but one of my favorite ways is by using fabric pens. This post will share some of my favorite brands and types of fabric pens. I’ll also share some tips for choosing the best fabric pen for your next embroidery. Disclaimer: This post has some …
Hand Embroidery Supplies
This guide will go over how to prepare fabric for embroidery so that the actual process of embroidering is easier and your finished piece looks as nice as possible! The way you prepare the fabric will differ slightly depending on the type of fabric you choose. However, most of the considerations and tips provided in …
Are you looking to find some great gifts for embroidery lovers, but you’re not too sure where to start? Even if you are familiar with what supplies are needed for embroidery, you have NO idea what to get them…they seemingly have everything they need! This gift guide features thoughtful gifts for embroidery lovers that are …
Whether you’re looking to display your work in a polished looking embroidery hoop, or you’re looking for a hoop that is great quality and easy to use, this shopping guide is full of some of the best quality embroidery hoops out there. I’m sure you’ve gone to the craft store before and felt like your …
There are variety of different types of embroidery threads you can embroider with and it’s so fun to try new ones to incorporate into an embroidery. Knowing the characteristics and common uses for each one will help you choose the best one for your next project! Disclaimer: This post has some affiliate links in it. …
So you’re wondering, do you really need a hoop to embroider? I too wondered this and have experimented with embroidering without a hoop. The short answer is…technically no! BUT I wanted to go over a couple of reasons why it may be easier and beneficial to use an embroidery hoop. Your embroidery will turn out …
I used to try to embroider on t-shirt material without any stabilizer and it was such a headache! The fabric would wrinkle up and I would end up with puckered fabric and embroidery stitches that looked messy. I’m sure you understand this struggle if you’ve ever tried this, and maybe that’s what brought you here …