Frame? No frame? How to hold a huge project?

bexy

like someone said, qsnaps look like a good choice!

xem

Helló!

Surely not the only ones available in the embroidery stand. Whose elements cent longer if necessary rolled material , so that it is thus stretchable . It is very convenient because the height is adjustable and igazgatható the needle with both hands and not be maintained throughout the work. I have a picture of this size which are feasible tehár home . I just do not know how I manage to put here . If someone writes gladly send you e- mail address , and you can share in this topic .

Morganza

Now I decided that a small loop works well for me, gives me more flexibility, i took a soft hardanger 25 count fabric to work on and small loop on it lets me do all i want, I tried q-snap and i tried another stand, both were too big, too bulky and too inconvenient for me, little loop makes it feel like you were simply working on fabric with nothing impeding the movement of the hands, so i love it!

angelfacestubbs

I always use q snaps.No matter the size.

angelfacestubbs

I use q snaps no matter the size.

seditas

As I do not like big frames I fold the fabric and roll it up also in the framework leaving only the area thatll work, so do not bother or dirty.

Knabbelkatje

I use a q- snap on a stand. For me it is the easy way because I have fybromylagy so now I dont have to gold it with my hands and I can work faster.

Noochies

I use qsnaps on a frame I made from PVC pipes. I started out holding the fabric but much prefer qsnaps.

jeniz1

Thank you very much for sharing!

Loya92

I finished a 2m x 0.7m work without frame several years ago. And I used to lay part of the fabric on the table with heavy books on it, then roll up and fasten the rest with clamps. So its small enough to hold by hands.