HOW TO: Attach Embroidery to a Scroll Frame
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- Requested by Lola Zavala, I go through my method for attaching embroidery, and specifically cross stitch, to a scroll frame.
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When attaching your fabric, you should roll your finished "cross stitch" scrolls to the inside of your scroll rods. So when you are handling your stitchery frame you are touching the back of your fabric and stitchery. Keeps your stitchery clean and safe from dirt and oils from being handled by your hands. I really like how you lace the sides of your fabric, I will definitely try this with my cross stitch. Great video!
Yes, I learnt this from experience.
I just found your video (November 20, 2019), and I firmly believe that now I can successfully do this! I'm not had any confidence before, and my earlier attempts have not been successful. Thanks a lot.
I am very new to framing my work in this is very interesting I never even knew what a roll bar was thank you for making this tutorial and this is 2021 that I'm watching this I am an elderly woman and love to do crafts I do a lot of sewing embroidery crocheting and knitting for charity so now I've added and learning more embroidering a friend told me about three dimension embroidering so that is going to be one of my new crafts thanks again I think I will try this on a my next project
It was very helpful! I've never done cross stitch, so your tutorial was amazing to learn how to attach the roll frame! Thanks so much!
Thank you so much for explaining how you laced the ends. It FINALLY made sense to me.
So helpful! I got one of these for Christmas and didn’t have a clue how to use it. Thank you.
Thank you . Your tutorial is so useful and its 2024!
Thank you so much for this - super clear on both visuals and explanations. You have a lovely manner 😊.
Thank you so much for this video. I bought a frame but have not used it cause i had no idea how to put it on
I bought mine from an auction house and had no idea how to use it. Bless you for sharing
This video is just what I needed, I’ve been trying to lace a large piece of work on the same frame as yours but couldn’t get it tight. Thank you so much 👏👏👏
VERY HELPFUL video! And I agree with someone else about you editing, much appreciated and helpful as well.
Thank you for this, even though it is a few years old. I have used my scroll frame basically to just find my project. My Dimension printed fabric is loosely on it but even though it started out tight, my cats for some reason love to lay on it when I put it down so now it is just........there. Tehehe.....guess I'll work on that tonight. It did not occur to me that I should do anything with the side-to-side tension. You explained this very well.
Thank you! I've been struggling with a large full coverage in a Q snap and decided to bite the bullet and get the same scroll frame you demonstrated on!
Great tutorial. Clear instructions. Many thanks! This is the second time I have watched it.
Excellent. Thank you!
Friend asked "whats cross stich?" i answered - "pixels,, with colored thread" :D I'd love to create my own cross stitching designs eventually. I have a lot of favorite art and friends who do Pixel art online. Currently i'm suffering from My hands cramping holding the hoop, and i have to keep moving it around to reach all the areas which is both annoying and it has messed up my already placed threading. I've been trying to find options for a scroll frame. I found one that has a really good system in place where you dont need to stitch or tape it down, the brand was Lokscroll. Kinda pricey for me though. I like the ones with the tension rods and knobs, i think a lot of what i've seen have to be sewn onto as well. Not sure what style yet i'll go with. I recently saw clamps you can put on the side bars to keep tension on the cloth edges. Thanks for the vid
So happy to see you do this. I did the same thing. It seems to work much better and after some research I found that in olden days this is what was done as well. Lovely. Thanks.
Very informative - great explanation - thanks !!!
This is so helpful!!! Thank you! Need to get a frame to do some laid/couched embroidery and had no idea how frames worked :D
Brilliant. Thank you for the demonstration!
Ty Very interesting I am trying to get used to scroll rod's
New subscriber, I’m putting a giant Golden Kite pattern/Aida on a scroll frame today, 5 ft long frame 🙄I know I’m crazy, but I wanted to know how others do these frames, as I’ve only worked in giant hoops before..Thankyou so much as I didn’t even think about my cross tension! I have a rod to rod tension stick to help with the length, but didn’t think about the side to side, Thankyou for showing this!
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼this was great! Really appreciate you showing it so clearly 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Big Hi from Australia 🇦🇺😊
Thank you! I've never secured my sides, only the top and bottom. I'll give this a try.
This is amazing. Thank you so much. It works better than I thought possible. I have nick named this the "Corrie Bomb" cause it is absolutely mind blowing.
Thank you this was very helpful. I had no clue how to use my scroll frame
Happy New Year Corrie! Thank you so much for doing this video! I so enjoy your talks and especially like the way you edit your videos. (Your out takes make me laugh!) Understand why you'll be live streaming. Looking forward to watching your new projects. Thanks again!!
V clear n useful. Esp enjoyed v end where u show the frame (n u) at work. Have u a vid showing sttachment to floor/lap stand? Just inherited scroll frame but it lacks fabric to attach needlework to frame; can it be used?
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So do you have to undo all the side ties when you scroll your project up and repeat the process I assume? Thanks for the video!
Awesome tutorial, thank you!
All you need is side tensioners! It would save you a TON of time from sewing and tightening your sides the way you do, and they're easily adjustable and movable! You can find a bunch on Etsy.
I’m very interested in seeing what is a side tightening devise, had a search on Etsy but unfortunately couldn’t find anything, I was wondering if you could guide me where to look for it. Thank you in advance ☺️
@@AnnaMariaAnia google it like this side tensioner for cross stitch is on ebay and etsy.com i just get them today
I made some with 3 butterfly clips and a piece of elastic with a loop tied in one end to loop around the top bar. Then I needed tiny pieces of rug grips to catch the material.
TFS...I found one in the thrift store...now I can use it
Thank you it has been a great help 😃
Have you considered clips with electric attached for the sides? It looks like suspenders for pants almost as those are the clips that are used (but smaller obviously). I think heaven and earth designs makes a style. That might be easier as you can move them as you move your piece.
*elastic not electric
Wow! Very useful thanks!
If you have ezclips do you need to still attach your piece to the leads? I don’t know what I am doing 😂
Thank you so much for this video. I have a project which is a silk ribbon embroidery project 11"x19". I have a question since it is silk ribbon embroidery and i don't want to be rolling it up would like the whole project as a one time put it on scroll bars what size do you recommend should I get them to the size of the project or longer then the size of the project
Very helpful!! Ive never used a frame. Ive only held needlepoint canvases in my hands and now my hands are hurting a bit so Im told I should go to a frame. I would love to see you actually stitch with it. How do you hold it exactly? Thank you!!
Great job!
Can you do one with the free stand frame please
Thank you
Can I use this Frans for punch needling?
Hi may I know the price of this scroll frame and can we get a bigger size than this?
ijust received scroll frame as present but it doesnt have anything i can sew my aida to. its just wood bars & 2 of them has thin slit doesnt mean that i need to squeeze my fabric in it somehow? thx
That was very informative!
Did you add the material to your scroll As my scroll has wood bars that have a slit in them..I’m new the the scrolls and cross stitching.. How would you see normal printed 14 Ct material if I decided to do this way? Thank you for your video!!
Thank you, 😊
This was so helpful thankyou!
Help please! When I was sewing with a needle by tying the fabric tightly to the frame, the thread of the cloth stuck to the needle again and again, it could not be sewn. When we insert the needle inside the cloth and take it out again, the thread of the cloth sticks to the needle. Can be sewn. What can I do now to avoid this problem?
That rectangular hoops is what I was really looking for They hard to find and acquire!
Thank you for sharing How come you don't have a stand for the hoop?
Try looking in charity shops. That's where I got mine and they seem to pop up a lot.
Hi! Bit late for a comment.. but how did you get the fabric stapled to the bars? Do you have a tutorial for that as well? That would be so great! This is the part I can't easily find.
My set came like that! I would probably just use a staple gun if I had to do it myself, or small tacks and a hammer
@@CorrieBerryCLB Your reply was such a surprise! Thank you!
Thank you, I am ready to do the same. Gee, your scroll frame is expensive, in australia mine cost $10.00 (aust) about 5 pounds (UK). Katie.
Corrie, I have a question, I’ve been doing very big projects, over a meter length, how can I work with them? I mean, I finished one and didn’t use any scroll frame as it wouldn’t fit. It came out just fine, I’m proud of it, but I wonder how can I work with big projects. Thank you
What is this cross stitch called? It's really pretty! 🙂
I'm afraid of sewing the delicate fabric I'm working on to the scroll in order to pull it (to keep it taut), as it will start fraying. This is why I like both split bars on the top and bottom which hold it securely.
i ended up with one with split bars... how do you attach the fabric? thx!
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There is a difference between Crosstitch and Embroidery you cross stitch not in embroidery
Trina Portner Thank you so much for watching my video :-)
From the Cambridge English dictionary: “embroidery definition: 1. patterns or pictures that consist of stitches sewn directly onto cloth : 2. the activity of decorating a piece of cloth with stitches”. In many stitch dictionaries of embroidery stitches you’ll find a cross stitch is one of the many different stitches available in an toolkit of stitches. Just because someone chooses to only use one type of stitch (although don’t get me started on French knots, backstitch, quarter stitches, couching, amongst many many others) doesn’t mean it’s not embroidery.
I hope you found the video useful anyway - they all happen on fabric (again on the whole, you can embroider anything really) and this is really a method of attaching fabric to a frame so you can do whatever you would like to with it under tension.
Yeah if I stitched the fabric to the bar, the fabric would start fraying on me and would get ruined.