Embroidery Hoop Ribbon Boho Hanging

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Yesterday, I made a boho-style embroidery hoop ribbon hanging. All you need to make this project is an embroidery hoop and various ribbons.

After completing my DIY project, I hung it in the dining area since there was already a ceiling hook.

Why You Should DIY a Ribbon Embroidery Hoop:

Looking for a budget-friendly and creative way to add charm to your home décor? A DIY ribbon embroidery hoop hanging from the ceiling is the perfect craft project. This simple yet elegant decoration can instantly bring color, texture, and personality to any room.

1. Affordable and Budget-Friendly

Decorating can get expensive, but ribbon hoop hangings are a cost-effective option. All you need is an embroidery hoop, ribbons in your favorite colors, and some string or fishing line for hanging. Most materials can be found at craft stores or even in your own stash of leftover supplies.

2. Easy DIY Project for Beginners

Even if you’re new to crafting, a ribbon embroidery hoop is one of the easiest DIY décor projects. Tie or glue ribbons onto an embroidery hoop and hang it from the ceiling—it’s that simple! You don’t need advanced skills, and the results look professional and stylish.

3. Customizable for Any Space

One of the best things about ribbon hoop hangings is their flexibility. You can choose ribbons that match your home décor style, whether it’s farmhouse, boho, cottagecore, or minimalist. Use earthy tones for a rustic room, or metallic ribbons for a festive celebration.

4. Perfect for Events and Celebrations

Ribbon hoop hangings aren’t just for everyday décor—they’re fantastic for parties, weddings, or seasonal decorations. Hanging multiple hoops at different heights creates a magical backdrop for photos or an enchanting display over a dining table.

You could use red, white, and blue ribbon for the 4th of July. Maybe red, green, and gold for Christmas. Halloween would invite orange and black ribbons for DIY.

5. Adds Movement and Texture

When hung from the ceiling, ribbons naturally sway with the air, adding gentle movement to your space. This gives your room a soft, airy feel that fabric wall art or framed pictures can’t replicate.

6. Eco-Friendly Crafting

If you want to be environmentally conscious, ribbon hoop hangings are a sustainable choice. You can reuse old ribbons, fabric strips, or lace scraps, giving new life to materials that might otherwise go to waste.

7. A Handmade Personal Touch

DIY decorations always add warmth and character to a home. By making your own ribbon hoop, you’re creating something one-of-a-kind that reflects your style and creativity. It’s not just décor—it’s art with a personal story behind it.

With just a few supplies, you can create a decoration that brings joy, color, and creativity into your life.

How-To Make Embroidery Hoop Ribbon Hanging:

• Decide on a color palette for ribbon choices.
• Cut ribbons of your choice to the same length.
• Using a basic loop knot, tie each ribbon around the hoop.
• Hang it in the ceiling or from another surface.

My Boho Project Color Palette:

I decided on a color palette of white, beige, gold, brown, green, and black. To me, these colors symbolize the earth and nature, especially in the fall. I used some see-through gauzy ribbons and paired them with plain ribbons.

I used a simple loop to tie the ribbon strands onto the hoop I found online. It is the same one I used for my green boho hanging last week. Then I tied a knot to keep it from slipping out of the loop.

When using the shiny ribbon, the first loop wouldn’t hold. So I had to tie a knot after I made the loop to keep it in place.

The Basic Loop Knot I Used:

I found a photo of the basic loop knot that I used online.

I used the ribbon I had on hand and an embroidery hoop I already had. So this project didn’t cost me a cent.

I used three pieces of jute to hang my boho-inspired DIY project from the ceiling. You could also use ribbon to hang it, but I was running low on ribbon by the time I finished this project.

Once I had hung it up from the ceiling, I stood below with scissors and gave it a more layered look by snipping some of the ribbon.

I’ve got lots of things in my craft cabinet I can use on future DIY boho projects. I know I have feathers and all kinds of beads. I’ll have to check Pinterest for some inspiration on other people’s bohemian-inspired projects.

Furthermore, I also have a whole Pinterest board on Bohemian Style.

I also made a boho-style dream catcher out of yarn and beads.

Ivy Discovers The Boho Hanging:

Uh-oh. Ivy has found it. She pulled my ribbon a lot while I was working on this. But finally she got tired and took a nap, so I was able to finish it.

Looks like I might have to move it up a bit before she pulls it down.

A DIY ribbon embroidery hoop hanging from the ceiling is the perfect project if you’re looking for easy, affordable home décor. It’s beginner-friendly, works in any space or at any event, and adds beautiful handmade charm to your home.

If you want a whimsical touch and a cozy vibe in your living room, ribbon hoop hangings are versatile and easy to make.

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