Should Embroidery Be Framed Under Glass at Denise Sanchez blog

Should Embroidery Be Framed Under Glass. There are two options that come along with the frame. framing embroidery is not difficult, but there are a few things to keep in mind in order to do it properly. the coolest option to frame your embroidery is to use a picture frame. if you’re framing with glass (i normally do), you’ll want space for either a mat or a spacer (to keep the glass off your fabric), space for the glazing (the glass),. In this guide, we’ll walk you through everything. if the needlework is framed and is protected under the glass, you just need to wash it (gentle hand washing) once in several years to keep it fresh. when you frame embroidery, if you decide to put the piece behind glass, you should plan on double matting or putting. when our customers bring us their cross stitch, needlepoint, crewel or other needlework, one question often comes up:

There are two options that come along with the frame. the coolest option to frame your embroidery is to use a picture frame. when you frame embroidery, if you decide to put the piece behind glass, you should plan on double matting or putting. if you’re framing with glass (i normally do), you’ll want space for either a mat or a spacer (to keep the glass off your fabric), space for the glazing (the glass),. In this guide, we’ll walk you through everything. if the needlework is framed and is protected under the glass, you just need to wash it (gentle hand washing) once in several years to keep it fresh. framing embroidery is not difficult, but there are a few things to keep in mind in order to do it properly. when our customers bring us their cross stitch, needlepoint, crewel or other needlework, one question often comes up:

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Should Embroidery Be Framed Under Glass when you frame embroidery, if you decide to put the piece behind glass, you should plan on double matting or putting. when you frame embroidery, if you decide to put the piece behind glass, you should plan on double matting or putting. the coolest option to frame your embroidery is to use a picture frame. if you’re framing with glass (i normally do), you’ll want space for either a mat or a spacer (to keep the glass off your fabric), space for the glazing (the glass),. framing embroidery is not difficult, but there are a few things to keep in mind in order to do it properly. if the needlework is framed and is protected under the glass, you just need to wash it (gentle hand washing) once in several years to keep it fresh. There are two options that come along with the frame. In this guide, we’ll walk you through everything. when our customers bring us their cross stitch, needlepoint, crewel or other needlework, one question often comes up: