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Adjustable Lap Stand

Adjustable Lap Stand While many small needlecraft and cross stitch projects can be stitched by just holding the canvas in your lap, using an embroidery hoop or frame to hold the work area tight for stitching can make the sewing work go more smoothly and easily. Mounting the canvas or fabric on a frame that holds the work area tight for stitching can be helpful in a number of ways: A taut fabric makes stitches easier to see and count. Both hands are free to guide the needle and thread, which makes stitching go faster. When the fabric is taut, stitches are more even, with more uniform tension on the yarn, which greatly reduces the need to block the project once its completed to straighten distorted areas. Fabric on a frame needs less handling, so there is less wear and tear on the
thread and the project stays clean even if its worked on over months and years. This adjustable lap stand makes cross stitching and embroidery even easier by freeing up the hand that otherwise would have to hold the frame in position for stitching, allowing you to work sitting with both hands. May be used as a tabletop frame. Comes complete with an 8 x 24 (21.6cm x 61cm) scroll frame to fit fabric up to 21 (53.3cm) wide and holds work 8 (21.6cm) between rods.
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Adjustable Lap Stand While many small needlecraft & cross stitch projects can be stitched by just holding the canvas in your lap, using an embroidery hoop or frame to hold the work area tight for stitching can make the sewing work go more smoothly & easily. Mounting the canvas or fabric on a frame that holds the work area tight for stitching can be helpful in a number of ways: A taut fabric makes stitches easier to see & count. Both hands are free to guide the needle & thread, which makes stitching go faster. When the fabric is taut, stitches are more even, with more uniform tension on the yarn, which greatly reduces the need to block the project once its completed to straighten distorted areas. Fabric on a frame needs less handling, so there is less wear & tear on the thread & the project stays clean even if its worked on over months & years. This adjustable lap stand makes cross stitching & embroidery even easier by freeing up the hand that otherwise would have to hold the frame in position for stitching, allowing you to work sitting with both hands. May be used as a tabletop frame. Comes complete with an 8 x 24 (21.6cm x 61cm) scroll frame to fit fabric up to 21 (53.3cm) wide & holds work 8 (21.6cm) between rods.

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Hand - A part of the body at the end of the arm
Hand - A pointer which indicates time on a clock face
Tension - A force that is stretching an object
Tension - Also known as stress, a situation where a human can not cope with emotional or physical threats
Canvas - A heavy duty plain woven fabric. Used on tents, footwear and painting
embroidery - The art of decorating fabric with a needle and thread or yarn.
Small - something that takes up less space than normal.
Tight - The opposite to loose
Embroidery - A thread based symbol.
Adjustable - Something that can be changed or slightly modified to fit.
Wide - Something with a large width.
Adjustable - Something that can be changed in order to fit better.

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