Are you looking for an original accessory that you can make yourself? With a mini embroidery hoop, a little thread and a small piece of fabric you can create a unique, handmade necklace in no time.
Mini embroidery hoop Cross Stitch or Embroidery Pattern Embroidery thread Blunt embroidery needle DMC linen embroidery fabric Textile glue 2 jump rings Necklace Digital patterns learn to embroider Step by step
Follow the steps carefully in order. This way your project remains clear and you get a better end result.
Place the back of the mini embroidery hoop on the linen fabric. Draw the outline with a water-soluble marker. This is your work area – keep your embroidery within these lines.
Choose a motif that fits within your hoop and embroider it within the marked area.
Cut out the embroidered piece with approximately 1 cm margin all around. Place the back of the hoop behind the embroidery.
Fold the fabric edges neatly inwards and glue them in place with fabric glue. Make sure everything is tight and smooth.
Place the whole thing in the embroidery hoop and tighten the screw firmly so that everything stays in place.
Attach a jump ring to the metal eye of the ring. Attach the second jump ring to it and click it onto the chain.
Make multiple pendants and alternate them on the same chain. Paint the embroidery hoop before you use it.
With an embroidered necklace, everything is small: your fabric, your motif and your finishing. That makes it cute, but also precise. Choose a design with few colors and clear shapes, so that it remains recognizable from a distance. Choose fine fabric which stays tightly in the mini-ring. Use short l…
Mini embroidery hoop Cross Stitch or Embroidery Pattern Embroidery thread Blunt embroidery needle DMC linen embroidery fabric Textile glue 2 jump rings Necklace Digital patterns learn to embroider Step by step
Follow the steps carefully in order. This way your project remains clear and you get a better end result.
Place the back of the mini embroidery hoop on the linen fabric. Draw the outline with a water-soluble marker. This is your work area – keep your embroidery within these lines.
Choose a motif that fits within your hoop and embroider it within the marked area.
Cut out the embroidered piece with approximately 1 cm margin all around. Place the back of the hoop behind the embroidery.
Fold the fabric edges neatly inwards and glue them in place with fabric glue. Make sure everything is tight and smooth.
Place the whole thing in the embroidery hoop and tighten the screw firmly so that everything stays in place.