Nurge Display Hoops: Round, Oval, Square and Wooden

A display (panel) hoop is a frame hoop in which the finished punch needle, cross stitch or embroidery piece is stretched, closed with a back cover and hung straight on the wall; what sets it apart from a working hoop is the back cover and decorative frame. Hobianna carries the widest Nurge range in Türkiye and stocks the complete display hoop series: round display hoops No.1–5 (9.5 / 13.5 / 17 / 20.5 / 24 cm), oval display hoops No.1–5 (8.5x10.5 cm up to 22x27 cm), plastic square display hoops No.1–3 (11x13, 16x18, 21.5x24 cm) and the 8 mm wooden panel hoop. Alongside them are Hello round display hoops in 17, 21 and 25 cm with different frame colours: 17 display hoop models in dozens of colour and size options on one page. Other Nurge hoops are in Nurge Embroidery Hoops, working hoops in Plastic Hoop and Wooden Hoop, wooden display pieces in Display Products, everything in Hoops.

Which Display Hoop for Which Piece?

Round No.1–2 (9.5–13.5 cm) suits small punch magnets and mini cross stitch motifs, No.3–4 (17–20.5 cm) wall panels, and No.5 (24 cm) or Hello 25 cm large punch pieces. Oval display hoops are ideal for portraits and vertical designs, square hoops for modern embroidery and punch needle panels; the wooden panel hoop is for a natural look. Stretch the finished piece over the inner ring, fold the excess fabric to the back and close the cover; no glue needed. Cut punch fabric with a 6–8 cm margin around the hoop number before you start.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a display hoop and a regular hoop? A display hoop has a back cover and a decorative frame; the piece stays in it and hangs on the wall. A regular hoop only tensions the fabric while you stitch.

Which size do the Nurge numbers correspond to? Round: No.1 9.5 cm, No.2 13.5 cm, No.3 17 cm, No.4 20.5 cm, No.5 24 cm. Oval: No.1 8.5x10.5, No.2 12.5x15, No.3 15.5x19, No.4 18x23, No.5 22x27 cm. Square: No.1 11x13, No.2 16x18, No.3 21.5x24 cm.

Can I use a display hoop for punch needle? Yes; once punched, the fabric is stretched into the display hoop, the back is closed and it hangs as is. While punching, use the Calin clip frame.