How To Frame Cross Stitch In A Frame at Rose Holeman blog

How To Frame Cross Stitch In A Frame. Start on one side, then stretch. Lay the finished cross stitch over it. Just remember the following, and you should be good to go: Make sure the glass for the frame is dry, and if necessary use a paper towel to dry it (don't use a dish towel, which may leave lint). Make sure your cross stitch is clean before you frame it. Set your iron to a low to medium heat. Turn over the attached fabric and board and secure the excess fabric. Carefully insert the glass into the frame. Learn how to frame your cross. The towel acts as a cushion,. Find the centre of your board and cross stitch piece and pin it (as above). In this week's video, guest tutors erin and kristen show you how to frame your cross stitch project! Wrap the fabric around the edge of the foam board and use stainless steel dressmaker pins to secure the fabric to the edge of the foam.

Set your iron to a low to medium heat. Wrap the fabric around the edge of the foam board and use stainless steel dressmaker pins to secure the fabric to the edge of the foam. Start on one side, then stretch. Turn over the attached fabric and board and secure the excess fabric. Just remember the following, and you should be good to go: The towel acts as a cushion,. Make sure your cross stitch is clean before you frame it. Carefully insert the glass into the frame. Make sure the glass for the frame is dry, and if necessary use a paper towel to dry it (don't use a dish towel, which may leave lint). Find the centre of your board and cross stitch piece and pin it (as above).

Finished framing my cross stitch! Handmade, Frame me, Cross stitch

How To Frame Cross Stitch In A Frame Make sure your cross stitch is clean before you frame it. Just remember the following, and you should be good to go: Set your iron to a low to medium heat. The towel acts as a cushion,. Lay the finished cross stitch over it. Make sure the glass for the frame is dry, and if necessary use a paper towel to dry it (don't use a dish towel, which may leave lint). Find the centre of your board and cross stitch piece and pin it (as above). Make sure your cross stitch is clean before you frame it. Turn over the attached fabric and board and secure the excess fabric. Wrap the fabric around the edge of the foam board and use stainless steel dressmaker pins to secure the fabric to the edge of the foam. Learn how to frame your cross. Start on one side, then stretch. In this week's video, guest tutors erin and kristen show you how to frame your cross stitch project! Carefully insert the glass into the frame.