There are several ways you can display your finished piece, here are the ones that I discuss on my blog pages.
– Hem (turned or buttonhole edge) my finished pieces for display on a cabinet top or shelve.
– Framing, which I set on a cabinet top easel or wall hanging. My problem is that I have run out of wall space!
– Matting (no framing) and then displaying on a cabinet top easel or shelve of a cabinet. This saves me the cost of the frame plus my matted pieces are mostly flat and can be stored together in a clear Rubbermaid storage box. Without the frames, the storage box isn’t super heavy, so I can carry the box into a room and select matted pieces to display.
– Pillows of different sizes. Some for the small of my back or neck, and lap pillows to rest iPad and printed books on when I am reading. The other ones I have made into pillows for sofa and chair usage.
Caribbean, Hardanger with buttonhole worked edge
Buttonhole worked edge, click here.
 Hardanger with Tulips (turned hem) |
 Waves of Early Fall, Bargello pillow  I sized Waves of Early Fall to be a lower back pillow. When not in use I display it on a cabinet top. |
 Rhodes Stitch Collection, matted |