If you love a little bit of fun to your embroidery hoop, add in some special details ... Great for decorating or as a toy for little ones. Black cats are generally associated with Halloween ...

This first Halloween embroidery pattern features a happy little ghost with fall leaves. Great for a more neutral option for a Halloween hoop. Here is a different ghost style with arms and a black ...

For something that’s just a tad spooky, make this wreath using two black feather boas, a crow, preserved moss, plastic spiders and a skeleton. Get the tutorial at DIY in PDX. Embroidery hoops ...

In case you haven't heard, embroidery hoops are making a comeback. The old-fashioned designs have been reincarnated in many ways, but these 10 embroidery hoops from Etsy are a unique and ...

One of her works features a wild explosion of speckles in every hue, while another boasts jet-black blobs surrounded ... helping shift our views on embroidery hoop art from "that's for grandmas ...

Cut your fabric to around 15x15cm and separate your embroidery hoop into two pieces. Before you start if you would like to back your finished piece take your felt, placing the smaller hoop on top.