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I used to work as a framer for embroidery and I can tell you that it is definitely true. Also, gegebee43 is correct that the framer uses materials that allows the area to "breathe" - this actually helps against mould and condensation. The best thing you can do for your embroidery is to stretch it well using acid free board as the backing, do not use adhesives instead of lacing, use an acid free mat or spacer and do not hang in direct sunlight even if you have UV protection glass. I know it sounds complicated, but it can make a big difference on how long your embroidery will look as beautiful as when you finished it. :) |
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