How to Lace & Frame Needlework using a Round Frame

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Bird Crush Song written for me by Nigel and Stephanie Greer ‪@Stitchinit‬
Also mentioned: Vonna ‪@VonnaPfeiffer‬

[@Britney.J]

I have seen a reasonable amount of lacing tutorials.....this is definitely a favorite. :)

[@theresachucle5362]

Thank you for sharing your tutorial have a wonderful weekend and happy stitching 😊🧵🪡🤗🤩

[@lindadaelemans25]

I learned something new with the lacing technique! This was great. The bird crush club rocks!

[@kimjewell5786]

Really enjoyed watching this video. Love your patterns. Thank you see you soon

[@EsmeraldaL]

Thank you! So helpful

[@sharronyeates1255]

Thanks for a great tutorial 😊👏

[@marilynmckenzie2111]

Thanks so much for your lacing demo. I really needed to know this method now! Cheers 🇨🇦

[@phyllislundy8803]

Thanks for sharing the great tutorial!

[@pamlacey136]

Thank you for a great lacing tutorial!!

[@kathyhuff3406]

You made it look easy. Thanks for sharing. Learned a lot. 😎

[@jeantruckey1502]

This was by far the most relaxing lacing tutorial I have watched. Thank you! 🪡🪡🪡

[@cherylmarch9293]

Thank you for this tutorial, very helpful!

[@kimezman8697]

Thanks so much for the awesome video. Live the bird.

[@mariwhitmer5377]

Thank you for a great tutorial!

[@marlenemcculligh8176]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. It is very kind of you. Doing my own framing is something I will need to try some day.

[@paulettecurt-costa8902]

Great. Tutorial Thank you.

[@sheilalovesgreg3489]

Great tutorial! Thank you

[@kathleenhill1754]

Thank you, I loved it!!!

[@trudymeyer430]

I think I will do more lacing. Sometimes sticky board doesn't stay that sticky! Thanks!

[@gleehanson4775]

Thank you😁

[@theresastitches]

Thanks Steph! Your original lacing video has been my go-to tutorial and this was a great refresher! Appreciate you using the red floss to make it easy to see!

[@nancyevans7609]

This was very helpful for someone like me who hadn’t laced a stitched project before😀. Thank you for the great tip of upholstery thread and how to use tension every other thread to tighten the fabric over the mat board backing. You made me feel like it is easy for beginners and I will get my thread on my next shopping trip! 🪡🧵

[@annegormely6003]

What a GREAT tutorial. I need to learn this. Professional framing is just out of my budget.

[@cherylsamples7917]

I'm a sticky board girl but your tutorial was great! Now I just need to get the warbler finished by the end of April!

[@bonnyferry7354]

That was the best video for lacing! (Great background music also.) I have now laced two projects that had been waiting in the wings to get totally finished. Thank you so much!🍫

[@donaschlegel9717]

Thank you so much for doing this video. I’m stitching Susie Susie sampler maker now & have been contemplating trying to frame it myself. With your video, I feel confident I can do it. Love your designs & your flosstube!

[@jennyunderwood4457]

Fantastic finishing tutorial video. I have been putting off finishing my pieces by framing because it seemed too difficult. Nope, not anymore. Thank you for sharing that shop on Etsy. I will definitely be getting some of their frames. I love that they come with the foam board. Thank you for a great, helpful video.

[@mylambcocoa]

Just what I needed to see -- thank you so much. I will have to give it a try. I typically use some batting on top of a mat board, but yours looks great without any batting 🙌🏻

[@karenjones405]

Yes 👍 Thank You 😂😂😂 Love it. This new way is a must try 🥰🥰🥰

[@noretteherzog6190]

Love your technique! Thanks!

[@susanhernandez7770]

That was a great tutorial. I haven’t finished very many designs so I haven’t tried lacing. Do you do that with Aida as well? ❤️

[@ladyrobyns7219]

Thank you! Just what I needed. 😄❤️❤️

[@JennyFleming]

I lurve you Stephanie! 👯‍♀️ #sendmesomechocolateifyouusethistip 🍫

[@steppincloser]

I mean tutorials are normally so boring, but when Satan is chasing you down the street...lol

[@ChrisR_4812]

This was great Steph! Any tips and tricks you are willing to share, I would be willing to watch. May I ask what program you use to design your patterns? And does it work on a laptop? Some creators use their tablets. Thanks and take care!

[@annekirstinesrensen6524]

Thanks a lot for doing this. I have a question: I live in a country where the access to supplies for this hobby/craft are limited, so I need to buy frames, acid free foam cores (?) and other stuff from abroad. Where do you find these things? Etsy? Which sellers, please? Or online stores? And what do you go after when you buy them - what is important to know? Perhaps you could talk about that in another vlog or somewhere else?

[@beejayem42]

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[@calliecreates]

I looked on S & N listings and they do say the foam core is acid free!

[@kathymathews2804]

Question for you. Is it best to use the unscented Mary Ellen's? Or does it matter?

[@lindystitches]

I have heard the scent makes some worry about future bugs being attracted to the needlework. As for me, I don't tend to worry about such things. I just buy unscented anyway. Depends on how paranoid you are, I guess.

[@kathymathews2804]

@@lindystitches I went ahead and bought the unscented but didn't even think about bugs getting into the fabric. Thanks for that information!!!!

[@megastitches]

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[@kat-in-a-hat]

Help.