Hooplethreads is where handcrafted Gen-X whimsy and snark collide with waves of coastal New England charm. Shop upcycled crafts, hand-embroidered home goods, and nostalgic thrifted treasures.

Featured Collection: Junk Journals
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Along the Broadway Beat Journal – Upcycled Louis Sobol Postcard Spiral Notebook with Graph Paper
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Be Bold Baby Journal – Michelle Obama Board Book Spiral Notebook with Graph Paper
Vendor:HooplethreadsRegular price $6.95 USDRegular priceUnit price / per -
Be Bold Baby Journal – Upcycled Board Book Spiral Notebook with Graph Paper
Vendor:HooplethreadsRegular price $6.95 USDRegular priceUnit price / per -
Crabby Thoughts Journal – Upcycled Board Book Spiral Notebook with Narwhal Surprise
Vendor:HooplethreadsRegular price $6.95 USDRegular priceUnit price / per
Hooplethreads Blog
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What is a Hooplehead, and How it Defines Hoople...
Discover what a hooplehead really means and how Hooplethreads celebrates upcycled embroidery, New England coastal style, and sustainable craft.
What is a Hooplehead, and How it Defines Hoople...
Discover what a hooplehead really means and how Hooplethreads celebrates upcycled embroidery, New England coastal style, and sustainable craft.
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Sexy Hexies
There’s something deeply satisfying about English Paper Piecing. Watching tiny 2" hexagons click together into something bigger feels like magic. Time-consuming? Absolutely. First, you’re punching hexagon templates out of whatever...
Sexy Hexies
There’s something deeply satisfying about English Paper Piecing. Watching tiny 2" hexagons click together into something bigger feels like magic. Time-consuming? Absolutely. First, you’re punching hexagon templates out of whatever...
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It's Driving the Whales Loco
Every once in a while, a random comment burrows into your brain and refuses to leave until it’s stitched into fabric. That’s exactly what happened when I overheard a remark...
It's Driving the Whales Loco
Every once in a while, a random comment burrows into your brain and refuses to leave until it’s stitched into fabric. That’s exactly what happened when I overheard a remark...