You can find them online in a variety of sites including Ebay.
Wulfie3 replied at 2012-11-5 14:25 static/image/common/back.gif
You can find them online in a variety of sites including Ebay.
Thanks for the tip Wulfie3.. I found so many thats why I would like to know if there is a particular manufacturer that you or other members can recommend :)
I have a wide range of frames that I use. The smaller ones are made of plastic and rubber. The rubber rolls on to the edge of the frame to hold the stitching. They are excellent for small projects and the smallest is only 2 inches wide. My stand frame is very good for larger projects but I also find it depends on which chair you sit in to stitch.
If you sit on a sofa or soft chair then a lap frame you sit on may be uncomfy for you. Try one thats on a stand you can pull close. I sit in a large office type chair on wheels so a large floor frame is better for me. Take in to consideration things like hand comfort and weight, size and ease of storage.
I use common hoop without support, I would like a support of soil, like that promotes Saranghae, but I have no space for him
Hi I prefer the floor stand to stitch long time. I have on seat frame and I used only when Im travel but to be honest isnt that good. When I brought this stand I was on the stitch show here in London and between many options I decide to buy one cheaper and see how it going LOL (That day I think if is ok next time Ill buy one more expensive or better LOL) For my surprise I still used it and love it!!!
You can buy online anywhere but one site I trust is sewandso [to see the link clean the faces and spaces and add 3w
http:// :) .sewandso.co.uk/Products/:oPosilock-Floor-Stand__ELB-POSI.aspx
and other good place to buy thinks is casa cenina
http://:). casacenina.com/haberdashery-acc/:ohoops-frames.html?page=1
I hope you find one you like to use.
:-)
I have a Ks Creations Z frame that I like with a universal head that will take hoops scroll frames and Q snaps. I like it because it is open at the right hand side as I am right handed so it may not be suitable for a left hander unless they make them in reverse as well. I have one of the lap stable tables that I sit it on and it works for me.
If you have a coffee table thats the right height, or you like to sit at your PC and watch Iplayer like me, then why not think about a frame that you can attack to the desk. There are several makes out there which will hold a hoop or hand frame quite easily. The only thing you would need to check is the thickness of your desk/table. Some of the clamps dont open very wide.
Oh, and I dont bother with pattern stands. I keep my pattern on a clipboard and if I want to stand it up I use a cookery book stand:)
Megy replied at 2012-11-5 17:50 static/image/common/back.gif
Hi I prefer the floor stand to stitch long time. I have on seat frame and I used only when Im trave ...
Thanks alot Megy you are a good stitchaholic fellow :lol
Seems a stand frame is out ranking the lap frame.. Ill get myself the habit in dragging a comfy chair whenever I change my stitching room seems itll be the case :loveliness:
Biddy replied at 2012-11-5 17:54 static/image/common/back.gif
I have a Ks Creations Z frame that I like with a universal head that will take hoops scroll frames...
Thanks alot Biddy for informing me,, Ill have to write to them to make me a reversed one then ;P but it is always good to know all our options :D
Solorn replied at 2012-11-5 18:10 static/image/common/back.gif
If you have a coffee table thats the right height, or you like to sit at your PC and watch Iplayer...
you are so good at tips Solorn ;P. The right table was summoned by my sister she had it years ago for her clay work,, Ill have to accept my loss and find a good chair for my stand frame.. seems the lap frame would be too heavy after long hours of stitching :(