tuanbao2012 Publish time 2019-2-13 12:57

Very nice! Beautiful! Thank you very much for sharing !!!

tuanbao2012 Publish time 2019-2-27 13:48

nice~~~`............

kooda Publish time 2019-3-2 21:46

I dont have a problem with using it at all.It hasnt hurt my fabric and I have done 2 projects so far.Good luck.

sela120658 Publish time 2019-3-19 09:10

Es genial,nunca he tenido problemas

sunbeams Publish time 2019-3-21 20:13

I love Q-snaps and use them for all of my stitching projects.
I put one side of Q-stap frame on books on the table, thus i can stitch with 2 hands and this spped up the work a little. :)

autumnmoon Publish time 2019-3-21 20:24

I am hoping to get a Q Snap this weekend, I am starting my first very large project and I was wondering what size people get or if there is a way to get several of them in one pack?My finished piece is going to be at least 20" wide but I normally do my stitching at my desk so I am thinking of doing the 8" or 11" snap and just moving it - does this work well with larger pieces?I am not a quick stitcher, I dont work on it every night.Thanks for any advice :)

mergin Publish time 2019-4-19 10:29

Paylaşım için teşekkürler

dogsrock Publish time 2019-6-12 21:33

I know some people use fabric between the fabric they are stitching on and the camps to add a layer of protection. I stitch aida on an 8x8 Q-snap and have never had any problems with the embroidery being damaged from the clamps. However I do have to wash my pieces after because it will sort of flatten the stitches.

Quiltera Publish time 2019-7-29 11:58

I have two Snap and I never have a problem with them, use a grim ward and if you like a layer of fabric between the aida and the clamps they are great you wont regret!

kurokat Publish time 2019-12-31 13:35

Using some fabric under the clamps will stop smushing of stitches, also try to use a white fabric so the dye does not transfer onto your project
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