What’s All the Hoopla About?

Every nursery needs some details added to walls, right? The first thing we tend to run to is a framed piece of art, framed photo or possibly a canvas. When I design a room, I also like to bring in other wall elements that add visual interest. It’s a design opportunity to bring in bold colors and fun patterns. I love the trend of using embroidery hoop wall art in the nursery. This darling display of wall decor is something you can whip up with a few inexpensive embroidery hoops and fabric scraps. Want to fancy it up a little? Add in some hand stitching. Here’s some inspiration to get you started.

embroidery hoop wall art crib wallimage via aedriel

embroidery hoop wall artavailable via Etsy – Thimble and Thistle

image via Project Nursery Gallery

embroidery hoop wall artimage via Little Miss Momma

image via Project Nursery Gallery

Now it’s time to go make some. There are a thousand ways to recreate your own version. Start fresh or tell a story by using vintage pillow cases, handkercheifs or baby blankets that have been passed down.

Rebecca Propes

Rebecca Propes

Rebecca calls Gilbert, AZ home. Interior designer by trade, mom to 3 boys and crazy talented in everything party, home, and DIY.

Comments

  1. Monica

    August 9, 2013

    These embroidery hoops with colorful fabrics are just perfect when you want a dash of whimsy in your room.

  2. Zen

    August 12, 2013

    Something I have always wanted to do! I am still in the process of collecting pretty fabrics that would give the wall a pop of colors that are also cohesive.

  3. KirstinD

    September 4, 2013

    Nice! These hoops are just a perfect wall decor for a DIY and craft-filled room.

  4. Yulia

    January 29, 2014

    Ladies, does anyone know where the chests from the third and also from the last photos are from? Where can I buy them?

  5. Beth_PN

    January 30, 2014

    If you click on the links below the images, you’ll find more details about the room. Looks like the third pic is an Ikea Malm 6-drawer dresser, and the last is Hemnes from Ikea. I hope you have an Ikea near you!

  6. Sue Lenehan

    July 20, 2020

    The chest in the third photo are from IKEA

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