🧵 The Mini Lap-Stitch Frame for Images Stitchery Design Review

I love the shape and when you finally put it all together everything works fine. I almost broke the tree twice trying to turn the knobs. They were threaded with a greater distance between the threads than the end to which it is attached. I probably won't be able to switch between the two dowel sizes without jeopardizing this frame.

This stand/frame is sturdy and very well made. I have just completed a 3 month project and am very happy with the quality of the frame. The buttons didn't come off, held the bars in place very firmly and were easy to undo when needed. The best part is that I can work with both hands instead of holding the frame with one and the needle with the other. I've tried so many different types of tires and frames but this one is by far the most comfortable to use. Needless to say, it looks very nice…

This frame fits most of my projects. As with any lap frame, the width of your design (and therefore the length of your scrollbars) will determine whether or not it's actually comfortable to use on a chair or not. It sits nicely on the table and I use it more often. Good looking and well made, however the handles (round balls) are not frame colored and I wish they were a bit smaller on this model; They are the same diameter as the ones I had in the larger version. The thread mechanism in one of…

Finally usable for the first time, after several hours of sewing, one end simply broke in two halves. Heck, I had high hopes for this product and it was quite expensive. I bought it about 5 months ago so I can't return it. I also found that the knobs didn't want to screw on easily. I also didn't like that the bars had to be stapled. I have used split bar frames in the past which I have found to be better. Overall, while it's nice, I think it has some design and quality flaws. Update: I…