30 Creative Ways to Use Embroidery ThreadWe’ve rounded up 30 projects that let you get crafty with embroidery floss and get your makin’ on!1.5k
How To Make a DIY Mini LoomDo you have a loom? Have you tried weaving? If you've been wanting to jump on this fiber trend but feel like buying a loom is a bit daunting, did you know it's super easy to make a DIY loom... and that DIY looms actually work great?! Here's how to make a sweet little mini DIY loom (that actually works) in less than five minutes! All you need is a scrap of cardboard (the flap of a box works great) and you're good to go. First, cut your cardboard to size. We used a piece about 4" x 6". You can…9.6k
5 Ways to use variegated embroidery flossVariegated embroidery floss is so much fun to work with, and there’s so much variety out there these days! Variegated embroidery floss is dyed with a repeating pattern of colors through the floss. There can be just one color with a few different shades, or there may be several colors. Variegated floss can add a lot of texture, variety and a POP! of color to your projects.229
Embroidery Floss Tassels (little dear tracks)Hey guys! I've got a fun, easy project for you today, making mini tassels from embroidery floss! These little guys are so cute and versatile, you can use them to decorate pillows or bags, make necklac3.7k
Embroidery Threads Bits- What Are Orts and What Should You Do With Them?What are embroidery thread bits called? Do they have a special name? What do you do with them? Do you try to save them for another project? Throw them away? After I had been embroidering for a few years, I started hearing the term orts. I wasn't really sure what it was being referred to or if I was missing something in translation. Turns out orts are thread bits!18
How to Tie Off Embroidery Floss for Cross Stitch or Needlework | Needlepointers.comLearn how to end embroidery floss without using a knot. This technique is used for both cross stitch and needlework.61
Prepping and Storing Your Embroidery Floss - a tutorial — Ms. Cleaver - Creations for a Handmade LifePrepping and Storing Your Embroidery Floss - a tutorial — Ms. Cleaver - Creations for a Handmade Life765
How to Separate Embroidery Floss Strands without Tangles - Cutesy CraftsAs you probably already know, embroidery floss is one strand made up of six smaller strands. You separate the strands based on the thickness of the lines that you want …182
20 things to make with scrap yarn, fabric, and floss10 totally awesome things to make with yarn! #craftychica #yarncrafts33
How many strands of thread to use in embroidery?If you're a beginner at stitching, you might get confused why some artists use less number of strands, and the others more. What is the big deal? What is the difference at all? Can I work a pattern designed for using 6 strands, with 1 strand? And can I work a pattern design for 1-2 strands of thread, using 6 strands? Let's take it one step at a time :) Related posts: 10 tips for hand embroidery beginners Top 10 beginner mistakes in hand embroidery How many strands should I use? There is no…2.1k
A Brief Guide to Cotton Hand Embroidery ThreadsEven if you’re new to embroidery, you probably already realize that there’s more to the Wonderful World of Embroidery Thread than regular stranded cotton. But perhaps the whole gamut of all the thread available out there – the “embarrassment of riches” that we enjoy in the needlework world today – is a bit overwhelming to ...1.9k
How To Start And Finish Your Embroidery Thread -First things first, before you dive into your embroidery project, I’d like to show you how you can start and finish your embroidery thread to secure it. Traditionally using knots to start and finish your embroidery thread is a big no-no. And there are several reasons for this. Firstly the knot can show through your4.4k
Back to School Embroidery Floss Crafts for Kids - Laura Kelly'sEmbroidery Floss Crafts - Ideas for Back to School Kid Crafts31
Embroidery Threads Bits- What Are Orts and What Should You Do With Them?What are embroidery thread bits called? Do they have a special name? What do you do with them? Do you try to save them for another project? Throw them away? After I had been embroidering for a few years, I started hearing the term orts. I wasn't really sure what it was being referred to or if I was missing something in translation. Turns out orts are thread bits!87
How to Crochet with Embroidery Floss: Crochet Tips for Beginners!How to Crochet with Embroidery Floss: Crochet Tips for Beginners! In this crochet tutorial, learn how to crochet with embroidery floss for those more delicate parts of your crochet projects!41
Embroidery Floss Rainbow Color 50 Skeins Per Pack Cross Stitch Threads Friendship Bracelets Floss Crafts FlossAbout this item 50 Vivid Colors embroidery floss , included 50 Vibrant and engaging rainbow colors-enough for any project 100% High quality Mercerized Cotton embroidery floss,Each Floss is 8.75 yard long and this is a 6 string embroidery thread Popular Gift: this embroidery kit set is a ideal gift for your family or friends Rainbow color embroidery strings are perfect for friendship bracelets,Arts and crafts, cross stitch, string art, tassels, diy projects for kids, childrens crafts and it…322
Ideas and Inspiration for Organizing and Storing Your Embroidery Floss — Beth Colletti Art & DesignKeeping embroidery floss organized and stored well is super helpful when it comes to quickly finding what you need for a new project. Plus it will protect your threads from dirt, dust, hair, moisture, and fading. There are so many different ways to organize embroidery floss, so I asked my readers to261