I prefer qsnaps but my projects are almost always small.Like less than 12 inches square
Thanks - thats good to know
Ah, the classic Q-Snap versus frame debate—kind of like deciding between coffee or tea when you’re running on barely any sleep! Both have their perks, so it really comes down to what feels right for you. Q-Snaps are super lightweight, easy to handle, and don’t leave those pesky creases in your fabric, which is a blessing when you’re balancing a baby and a craft project. Plus, they’re portable, so you can stitch anywhere—even during those quick diaper changes. Frames, on the other hand, give you a sturdy surface and can make it easier to keep your tension even, especially for bigger projects. They do take up more space and can be a bit clunkier to carry around, though. Personally, I like Q-Snaps for most projects because they’re fuss-free and gentle on my fabric, but if I’m doing something large or need extra support, I pull out the frame. Either way, you really can’t go wrong—it’s all about what fits your lifestyle and stitching style, especially when you’re squeezing in those precious crafty moments!