Frames, Hoops & Stands for Finishing Crafts

Match the piece to its mount before you buy. For embroidery and cross-stitch, wooden display hoops (4-12 inches) double as the finished frame; beech and bamboo hold tension better than thin softwood. For prints, paintings and pressed-flower art, choose a frame depth that fits your substrate, then add an acid-free mat to keep artwork off the glass and prevent yellowing. Tabletop easels and stands suit fairs, photo booths and shelf displays; folding tripods help makers shoot product photos. Check listings for inside dimensions (not outside), rabbet depth, glazing type (glass vs. acrylic), and whether hardware is included. Common sizes run 4x6, 5x7, 8x10, 11x14 and A4. Expect $8-$25 for hoops and small easels, $20-$70 for solid-wood frames, and $40-$120 for adjustable tripods. Many makers cut custom sizes and offer engraving on request.

Use the size, material and frame-type filters to narrow by your exact dimensions, then check related searches for hoop and easel options.