Simple Embroidery Hoop Decor

Step By Step Instructions Learn How ToSimple Embroidery Hoop Decor

Transform those versatile wooden frames into an inexpensive and easy chandelier and gallery wall.

Every now and then, craft supplies serve a much larger purpose than their original intention. The wooden hoops that keep fabric tight when working on embroidery, needlecraft and quilting projects, for example, can be combined to create a striking lightweight chandelier or an interchangeable art gallery wall.

Embroidery Hoop Wall Art

Supplies:

   embroidery hoops

   fabric of your choice

   scissors

   thumb tacks or wall hooks

Steps:

Gather your supplies. Patterned fabric can be found for as little as $1 at discount bins in crafts and fabric stores.

Lay your hoops on your fabric and cut the fabric just larger than the hoop.

Separate the two pieces of each hoop, fit the fabric around the smooth piece and then tighten the adjustable piece over the fabric, holding it in place.

Then repeat, to create a new art wall that can be customized through the years.

Embroidery Hoop Chandelier

Adams’ apartment lacked an overhead fixture in the living room and a single lamp wasn’t providing enough light or ambiance. Here’s how she created her embroidery hoop chandelier, for less than $20 and with just an hour of work.

Supplies:

   3 12” embroidery hoops

   wood stain

   hot glue

   light kit (you can buy one at any hardware store)

   light bulb socket

   squirrel cage light bulb

Steps:

Separate your embroidery hoops so that you have six pieces. Stain each piece with wood stain following directions on the can. Make sure you’re in a well ventilated area.

Tip: hot water and a little scrubbing gets stain off wayward fingers.

While you’re waiting for the stain to dry, put together your light kit and socket. This can be a little tricky, but if you follow the directions on the package you shouldn’t have a problem.

Warm up your hot glue gun. When your hoops are dry take four and fit them inside each other vertically, forming stripes like on a basketball. You can open some of them up using the screw on the side to make them fit more snugly. Form the top of your chandelier around the wire of your light kit, using hot glue to secure the wire within the globe.

Fit the last two pieces of embroidery hoop around the outside of your chandelier horizontally, tilting and overlapping them to form a bit of an X on each side. Dot glue along the overlapping pieces and the bottom of the sphere.  

Screw in your light bulb and secure onto the ceiling. When turned on, the sphere casts interesting shadows on the ceiling, too.

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