Best embroidery hoops according to redditors

We found 82 Reddit comments discussing the best embroidery hoops. We ranked the 49 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.

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Top Reddit comments about Embroidery Hoops:

u/hotanalyst · 24 pointsr/Embroidery

Thank you!! 😘

I got them on Amazon- Celley Embroidery Hoops, Oval Imitated Wood Design, 7.1 X 9.8 Inches, 3 Pcs https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07PS93TZF/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_7NDlDbAX3ZTR5

I just rotated the outer ring to align for a horizontal hanging.

u/-Bandersnatch- · 17 pointsr/lgbt

I bought a mini embroidery hoop on Amazon https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01FV600ZM/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I used the shape to get an idea of the size, and then drew the fist on a piece of linen - put that in a larger embroidery hoop that was easier to work with, and then just used different color threads for the outline and inside. Then I took it out of the big hoop, cut it to fit the small one and glued it all together.

For something so small it was more time-consuming than I thought, but also probably because I'm a beginner. I think it took about 6 hours, but it was nice because its relaxing and I can listen to podcasts while working on it :D

u/plasticblanket · 12 pointsr/CrossStitch

I just bought some on Amazon since I was in a time pinch, but am really happy with them! They're faux rubber wood. I bought these ones.

u/bluemooniris314 · 12 pointsr/Embroidery

I bought this set from Amazon. It was a bit difficult getting the alignment right with the oval when putting it together (I didn't stitch it in this hoop) but it does hold the fabric nice and taut!

u/CompanionOfATimeLord · 9 pointsr/Embroidery

Here you go 😊

Caydo 4 Pieces Embroidery Hoops Cross Stitch Hoop Imitated Wood Embroidery Circle and Oval Set for Art Craft Sewing and Hanging https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07G9187BJ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_cP1jDbN2RH6SN

u/ashleyheather00 · 9 pointsr/CrossStitch

Of course! I purchased them from Amazon (https://amzn.to/2DrYf9g). They’re actually a flexible rubber but have surprisingly good quality and a nice finished look to them.

u/nosecohn · 8 pointsr/audioengineering

Nice video.

Just to add, I once did some tests with another engineer to determine how tightly you should stretch the material. Turns out looser is better: more pop protection with no resultant loss in sound quality. Stretch it just enough to keep its form over the frame and it will probably outperform the commercially produced ones.

Also, for a cleaner look, some people use an embroidery hoop instead of the wire hanger.

u/Nikki5678 · 5 pointsr/CrossStitch

First, you got this. That thing is amazing!!!!

Second, my mom uses a frame like this for her projects. Another perk is it doesn’t get all those hoop lines.

Needlepoint Embroidery Tapestry Scroll Frame Made of Organic Beech, Wooden Cross Stitch Frame, Needlepoint Holder, Stitching Frame (15.7 х 22 in) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07DZKSDDH/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_KOIFDbD3CSSCT

u/snugglemybutt · 4 pointsr/teenmom

I posted this in another sub about a month ago for someone wanting to learn:







It's a very inexpensive hobby. Here are the things I put on my Amazon list, just for reference if you or anyone else needed it:

Set of 4 different sized wooden hoops- $11.99 Plastic ones may be easier for some people, I prefer wooden because they're more my style for framing.

Aida 14ct Cloth 12x18- $3.55 14ct Aida is easiest to work with for beginners. The size of this is good for practicing on, get a couple so you can use the other for your first project. You can also purchase large rolls of it when you start becoming obsessed with it. They also come in lots of different colors and easy to dye yourself.

Set of 150 different colored skeins of DMC floss- $15.98 This is a great amount to start off with. It'll last you a long time, and if you ever need more or want new colors, they are very inexpensive from any craft store and Walmart. Usually around $0.25-$0.50. FYI floss splits apart into 6 tiny strings. Start off using only 2-3 strands
Do all 6 and you're gonna have a bad time.

Needles!- $3.49 Can't stitch without needles!

Bobbins and a thread organizer- $6.49 You will need this. I waited too long to get one and ended up have to wind up hundreds of tangled skeins and it took HOURS. Do it before you start practicing. Also write the thread color number on the top of each bobbin with permanent marker. When you use patterns they will be based off the color numbers.

Julie Jackson's subversive cross stitch book- $12.99 If you like those snarky offensive cross stitchings, this is the best book for it. It's also an amazing beginners guide into cross stitching. It has brief instructions on how to start and very simple but adorably offensive patterns. You can also get other books or use YouTube to find instructions on how to get started. I'd also like to suggest going to etsy for patterns. They're pretty cheap and there's endless options.

So about $55 to get started plus shipping, but it'll last you a long time and could be used on many different projects and you won't spend nearly as much when you do need something else.

u/Cupcakeslie · 3 pointsr/Embroidery

I got them on amazon! They are deceptive though, the outside is rubber. So you cannot do a project in it, but you can put a finished one in it. Hoops!

u/tyrsa · 3 pointsr/CrossStitch

Depending on the sizes:

  • Practice for stitches I haven't used before (or just always need to re-practice, like french knots).
  • Edgings or small motifs that can then be pieced with fabric to make or embellish other things (example).
  • Bookmark.
  • Stuffing for center of a pincushion.
  • Ornaments.
  • Long narrow pieces can be tied to a wreath form like with burlap
  • Little designs that'll fit in teensy hoops for necklaces.
u/milky923 · 3 pointsr/Embroidery
u/7856342 · 3 pointsr/Embroidery

I usually buy the plain wooden ones. I find them easy to work with and you can paint them whatever color you want! These kinds of hoops have a pretty, antique wood look but they're not real wood, and I haven't worked with them so I can't say if they're comfortable to stitch in.

u/Axora · 3 pointsr/Embroidery
u/laurenrawrface · 3 pointsr/CrossStitch

So there's a few options for ornaments.
There's a more versatile [plastic hoops](
http://amzn.to/2fLvoyB) that you can glue things to, like the ribbon or rope in the photos. Or you can do a more simple wooden hoop with ribbon.
Either way, just searching for a 3 inch cross stitch hoop works pretty well. There are also plastic hoops like this you can find.

u/JDevinEmbroidery · 2 pointsr/Embroidery

I’ve so been there. I find taping my hoop really only beneficial for protecting the fabric if it’s delicate. Buy one/some of these in what ever size you need... the links are for various sizes, but the brands are good.
https://www.amazon.com/Morgan-Products-10-Inch-Plastic-No-Slip/dp/B001DEJLSE/ref=pd_gwm_cr_simh_0?pf_rd_s=blackjack-experiment-1&pf_rd_t=Gateway&pf_rd_i=mobile&pf_rd_m=ATVPDKIKX0DER&pd_rd_wg=ePcRc&pd_rd_r=S6TPPGS1SFEP1PHE2AJT&pd_rd_w=PF80Q&pf_rd_r=S6TPPGS1SFEP1PHE2AJT&pf_rd_p=4330ddf3-ae16-472e-a2ae-05b619e5e749&pd_rd_i=B001DEJLSE

https://www.amazon.com/Dritz-7-Inch-Quilting-No-Slip-Hoop/dp/B001UAF6C6/ref=rtpb_7?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B001UAF6C6&pd_rd_r=87d600a1-fce1-4f7b-8d69-2b5b57b5ec5d&pd_rd_w=abNwt&pd_rd_wg=XbsHI&pf_rd_p=ecbed303-145e-439f-a59a-63f737f04f05&pf_rd_r=HNVK4W941AEAWJ5GAXJ4&psc=1&refRID=4VSWRKC2AP3NJ23HTCM0

https://www.amazon.com/Frank-Edmunds-12-inch-Round-Quilt/dp/B001682BFC/ref=pd_aw_fbt_201_3/135-7529342-8034939?_encoding=UTF8&pd_rd_i=B001682BFC&pd_rd_r=1036b1cc-f7e7-4e78-964e-0859c01da161&pd_rd_w=GhYSu&pd_rd_wg=raeBH&pf_rd_p=f04fe339-64d3-4672-9dc4-fcec7ed7a68c&pf_rd_r=KH88SYJDKWY7Z7HFEZE7&psc=1&refRID=KH88SYJDKWY7Z7HFEZE7

https://www.amazon.com/iRookie-Bamboo-Round-Embroidery-Frames/dp/B07NVRLK6R/ref=mp_s_a_1_49?keywords=quilting+hoops+for+hand+quilting&pd_rd_r=e79915e3-263f-4faf-aa27-54fe413aa12e&pd_rd_w=xFTmb&pd_rd_wg=xXhSw&pf_rd_p=c4f415d0-a1e0-4106-ae10-812d2919cfaf&pf_rd_r=FDS787H302AT9JGRC7KE&qid=1570218437&sr=8-49

u/squishynub · 2 pointsr/Embroidery

Thank you! I used 3inch hoops and I got the 6 pack from Caydo off of Amazon. The only complaint I have is that the blue plastic they put over the metal screw portion to prevent the metal from getting scratched can be frustrating to get off completely, but other than that I really like them so far! Here's a link to the ones I got:

Caydo 6 Pieces 3 Inch Embroidery Hoop Bamboo Circle Cross Stitch Hoop Ring for Art Craft Handy Sewing https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07L3CD39Z/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_gMD1DbA7Y46WH

u/lyra310 · 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

If you put one on your wishlist, I’ll grab it for you 🙂 a week should give prime long enough to send it off, so if you can find something (maybe something like this?), let me know! 😊

u/justastarkgenius · 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

This would make my day. I woke up sick, my boyfriend's in a bad mood, and I want to take up cross stitching. So I went to the craft store, picked up fabric and thread and needles... And a hoop.

Only to discover that my hoop is too small. :(

The dog ate my homework! That jerk!

u/ali_rose · 2 pointsr/Embroidery

Thank you! I had no idea what to do with an oval hoop at first, then I began the first pine tree and thought 'What the hell did I just decide to do..." I'm just glad it's turning out well. I'm incedibly happy with how the trees turned out and I'm really wanting to do a set of hoops with just unique trees.
On the hoop, it was super affordable. It actually came in a group of 4 hoops of different sizes. It isn't actual wood but is a plastic rubber that fits really snugly over a plastic hoop. I've only just started doing embroidery, so I didn't want to buy anything terribly expensive yet. This is just from Amazon, link here -

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07CV88X4G/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_AqTtDbY6D1RWY

I know there are frames on Etsy you can buy to place a finished hoop in that look great too.

Also, auburnhoops.co have some really beautiful hoops. I haven't tried them yet since the hoops are pretty pricy, but I'm definitely considering it.

u/thrilled32 · 2 pointsr/Embroidery

They can be purchased on Amazon

They have a variety of shapes and sizes if you browse a little

u/FranceGall · 2 pointsr/Embroidery
u/pegasus_x · 2 pointsr/CrossStitch

Thanks!! I got the hoop from DMC online but they don't appear to sell them anymore. These appear to be identical though:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B072R6JZ5F/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_n6BPzbSVW8X99

u/YerTallNuff · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

I saw down lower that she likes eevee and pikachu. If she is crafty or would like to try cross stitch, on Etsy I found this adorable easy Eevee cross stitch pattern for only $2. You'd need to also get a hoop (Heres a set of hoops for $5, so if she likes it she could do all sorts of sizes later), some Aida fabric ($5), and one embroidery floss skein of each color. You can find skeins for like $0.99 or less in stores like Michaels. It's only $0.49 at Walmart, but Walmart carries only a few limited colors. It would be good for black and white thread. It's a small pattern so it would only need one of each color (pattern would tell her each color), and it doesn't look like there are more than 5 colors. Over all this would be less than $20. And if she ends up liking cross stitching, then she already will have the hoops and some extra fabric. So future projects would really only be the cost of the embroidery floss skeins, and maybe the pattern, if she buys one. But there are also lots of free patterns online, and some free websites that let you put in a jpeg and convert it into a pattern.

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Edit to add-Since Birthday is so close to Christmas, one half could be a Christmas gift, and the other a Birthday gift. It may be less than $20, but I have certainly been in very tight money situations where $20 is way more than I could spend.

u/UDontWinFrendsWSalad · 1 pointr/Embroidery

Here is the Etsy link. This is my second kit from her, such lovely designs and the kits are beautiful as well, if you need any gift ideas!

Edit: Wanted to add that the hoop is from a set I got on Amazon .

u/Oscar1216 · 1 pointr/Embroidery

Bulk Buy: Darice DIY Crafts Wooden Embroidery Hoops Round 4 inches (6-Pack) 39012 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00KNB58QW/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_3G.FDbZ6J7BH4

I’m 98% sure these were the ones I got

u/sockmonkeyboxinglove · 1 pointr/CrossStitch

Do you mean actual hoops to hold the finished piece, or the jump ring that hangs it on the necklace? Amazon carries 1.5" rounds, and I also saw some 3 inch rounds as well. That said, you might want to consider just mounting the finished piece on a bezel with a glass cabochon on top.

u/Jeanie__miso · 1 pointr/CrossStitch

They have different sizes, but I got larger one - Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B07QLPSWNG?psc=1&ref=ppx_pop_mob_b_asin_title

u/Bluepie19 · 1 pointr/GirlGamers

If you tell me which pattern you are getting I can give you specifics. But in general all you need is: the cloth to stitch on (common brands are aida and evenweave, and as a beginner you will want to use aida), color thread (called floss, there are several brands like DMC and Anchor), a tapestry needle (it's more blunt than a regular needle), and something to hold your project while you work (typically people use a hoop but I like the q-snap better since it's a square instead of a circle).

u/TheFamilyArtisan · 1 pointr/Embroidery

Thank you so much! I got these hoops in Amazon, here's the link https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B072R6JZ5F

u/dredre543 · 1 pointr/CrossStitch

I just finished this kit last week! Luckily the ink comes out fairly easy on the pattern, the color graphs and red "Gangsta" on the top left are a bit harder, but I scrubbed it with mild laundry soap and a small brush and it came out. Just mind the edges because the edge stitching started to come undone on one corner after scrubbing. Unfortunately, the frame it came with is far too small.
I ordered these on Amazon and one of the circles, just barely fits the pattern and is a nicer finish.
4 Pcs Embroidery Hoops Set Cross... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07CV88X4G?ref=yo_pop_ma_swf

u/sadsunfish · 1 pointr/Embroidery

I’m not sure if this is allowed by the rules here but here is the first link I found of them - hoops