does the size of frame have to be precise for fabric? I have 12x14 project, 5x7 and 17x22
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It won't handle the small one because it can't be made smaller, but it will be great for the other two.
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Yes, that would be best. If you get one smaller than the whole thing, then the rollers have to snap on your stitching.
2047358
Youu could not putt the 5x7 on it as it must be able too snap over 11x11 size. The fabric must be at least that size. When doing a size larger than the frame you would need to work on a portion at a time. I just did an 1oio8x18 square on it.
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No, it doesn't. You can move the frame to whatever part of the quilt that you are working on. Hope that helps. Hard to explain, but I love my frame!
2047360
Your frame will have to be smaller than the fabric. Assuming the sizes you give are the stitched area, and that you are going to have a 2-3 inch margin, you should be okay using the 11X11 for the larger projects and get an 8X8 for the smaller project. Also, as a tip: You can mix the Q-Snap frames to get different sizes. I have mixed 2 sides from my 11X11 with 2 sides from my 8X8 to get a size close to 9.5. So The Q_Snap is pretty versatile with those 2 size frames.
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I use the frame to hold a piece of fabric so I can do hand embroidery on it. It would hold a piece that is 12x14 or 17x22 because you could unsnap and reposition the fabric to work on various design elements in different areas of the fabric. The 5x7 would be too small for this frame, but I believe you can also get it in smaller sizes.
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It will work for your 12x14 and 17x22 but the frame itself will not go smaller than the size indicated--which is the 11x11.
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To be honest, you *may* have to get a custom sized frame for this print. I went to my local Target (which normally has a surprisingly great selection of frames), and all the frames were either too small or too large.
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this fabric is a repeat. each repeat is about 12 inches . if you need exact measurements I can go measure it.
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The width of a projection is measured diagonally not horizontally. The projection site is 134" frameless... so count a few inches less if you plan on framing it
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Not actually sure why it says that in the dimensions at the top. Perhaps it's referring to shipping package size. If you read the product description lower down it says "This Frank A. Edmunds Scroll Frame Set combines (2) 6" and 9" spreader rails with a set of 12", 18", and 24" split rail dowels to make just about every size Scroll Frame a stitcher would need." This is true. The idea is not to work on the whole design all at once, but rather in sections. Do a 6" bit, roll the stitched fabric up. Do the next section, roll up. Rinse. Repeat.
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I measured twice and still got it wrong. I needed one that is shorter and narrower than what I got. I think what I should have measured is the frame dimensions to get the correct size. Good luck and I hope your's fit better than mine did.
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I would recommend making a frame. The material is a bit too soft by itself. I made frames and covered them with burlap and they turned out great! Cheers.
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The full size frame measures 73 x 54 x 14 inches. Any frame that you plan to put around it would have to be larger than this for it to surround it. I'd say a good 2 - 4 inches bigger to fit around. Anything around 75x56x16 or larger would probably fit around it. Hope this helps.
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I have a queen size quilt. 2 full size quilts and a lap quilt on mine. It's a well made sturdy frame. I believe you will be okay with the denim quilt.
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Not much!!! In it's full width it struggles to hold a 10 X 20 muslin fabric. In its partial width its more and it's a lot more stable.
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Sorry Dan. My purchase was for a Demon fat daddy softail frame. Some cutting was required for my application. Sorry I counldnt help
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I measured mine and it's shy sixteen. If framing is accurate you should be ok. Great idea.
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I think it would be somewhat oversize for those dimensions...I'm assuming that's the framed size....
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If you're not going to use a mat for a border, an 8x10 frame works just fine. If using a mat, you might want the next size. I used an 8x10 frame for an 8x10 picture and was fine with it.
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We ordered the full size frame and the EXACT measurements are 54" x 75" x 14". I had checked the measurements from these questions and read the frame was 74" long. NOT so because the space we were putting it in was 75" and it is a very tight fit without any sheets or blankets on the bed so I measured the frame to make sure.
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I think this is possible,the frame is more rigid on the back,but if it is empty it will occupy little space. But i don't know exactly if it make fit 22x14x11
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Dear Customer, You can keep 2 inches in total on the left and right side of the image and 2 inches for the top and the bottom. Hence a total for 4 inches for each side of the canvas frame. Please let us know if this helps you in the best manner. Thanks, Canvas Champ