This really shows how outstandingly easy it is to make my own frame with a bit of elbow grease. Thank you for the video! It really makes it way less daunting to try and make my own.
Thanks for the tutorial! I will use it this weekend to build mine. What's the name of the cloth that you mentioned you use more and that does not change after removing it from the gripper? Thanks!
Would making an even larger frame somehow jeopardise proper tension of the cloth? I mean, how large a frame can I make without ending up with an uneven canvas?
I am from sri lanka. How do I purchase a gripper strip frame or pc of gripper strip. I studied this punch needle by watching your videos. This strip is not available in sri lanka. Can you please help me to get down one frame. Thanks and best regards.
Is that an electric staple gun? I tried with one like the metal staple gun but the staples don’t go in. I don’t think we have the Bosch here in Canada, can you tell us what kind it is? The difference between the two? Thanks a lot!
If you want to create an extra large piece then am I correct in assuming the gripper strip couldn’t be used on areas where you have already worked (as it may damage the punched wool areas)? What is the best way to work when you need to move around the canvas and not damage already completed areas? (Hope that all makes sense!)
Hello Vera - thank you for your great videos! Have you ever used plastic QSnap frames with the plastic grippers placed on each of the four sides to hold the fabric in place? The frame is made from white PVC pipe. If so, I'd appreciate your thoughts about it. I've punch needled with circular wood and plastic frames which I don't like. I look forward to your response or from anyone else out there that have used them. Thank you!
I use those frames. They're okay, they work better than an embroidery hoop. I personally don't find they hold as well I'd like them to, I need to retighten the fabric constantly, but I also am heavy handed I'm not gonna lie lol. Pretty cheap compared to premade wooden frames with gripper strip and get the job done... But, I'm also here on this video, so maybe just make the DIY frame and skip those plastic frames if you can. If not, again, they get the job done! Just personally I gotta fix the fabric constantly.
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This really shows how outstandingly easy it is to make my own frame with a bit of elbow grease. Thank you for the video! It really makes it way less daunting to try and make my own.
Thank you so much for this video❤
Thank You so much❤️ ..you explain everything very clear ...
Very well explained, rally useful😊
Thank you so much for this!! I really wanted to have a big frame but I cant afford the ready ones!! Will create this for sure!!♥️
Thank you for such a great tutorial!!! It’s just what I needed!!
Maybe in the future you can sell gripper strip frame!!!😊😊
Beau travail, j'aime ce genre d'art
Thank you so much!
Thanks for the tutorial! I will use it this weekend to build mine. What's the name of the cloth that you mentioned you use more and that does not change after removing it from the gripper? Thanks!
Is this frame better than the plastic one you used before? Do the gripper needles stick through the cloth that you might get scratched? Thank you.
Te felicito!!!!!!!!!!!😊❤
Hi! Great video! Is it a problem if i put the strip along in the corners? You mentioned it but didn't explain it if i'm correct. Many thanks!
Super helpful video! Thanks for this!
Would making an even larger frame somehow jeopardise proper tension of the cloth? I mean, how large a frame can I make without ending up with an uneven canvas?
I am from sri lanka. How do I purchase a gripper strip frame or pc of gripper strip. I studied this punch needle by watching your videos. This strip is not available in sri lanka. Can you please help me to get down one frame. Thanks and best regards.
Is that an electric staple gun? I tried with one like the metal staple gun but the staples don’t go in. I don’t think we have the Bosch here in Canada, can you tell us what kind it is? The difference between the two? Thanks a lot!
This is a great tutorial. I do woodwork and it really is not difficult to make these frames.
Thank you so much, Louise!
If you want to create an extra large piece then am I correct in assuming the gripper strip couldn’t be used on areas where you have already worked (as it may damage the punched wool areas)? What is the best way to work when you need to move around the canvas and not damage already completed areas? (Hope that all makes sense!)
Amy Oxford has a tutorial for how to move work on a gripper frame: ruclips.net/video/ObdI0gZFJJo/видео.html
Good tute, thank you!
can you also tackle it with small nails?
Hola!!! Donde puedo conseguir las tiras de agarre?? En España!!?? Gracias 🤗
Hello Vera - thank you for your great videos! Have you ever used plastic QSnap frames with the plastic grippers placed on each of the four sides to hold the fabric in place? The frame is made from white PVC pipe. If so, I'd appreciate your thoughts about it. I've punch needled with circular wood and plastic frames which I don't like. I look forward to your response or from anyone else out there that have used them. Thank you!
I use those frames. They're okay, they work better than an embroidery hoop. I personally don't find they hold as well I'd like them to, I need to retighten the fabric constantly, but I also am heavy handed I'm not gonna lie lol. Pretty cheap compared to premade wooden frames with gripper strip and get the job done... But, I'm also here on this video, so maybe just make the DIY frame and skip those plastic frames if you can. If not, again, they get the job done! Just personally I gotta fix the fabric constantly.
Thank you for this. I took out the teeth from the back with a staple remover or a small screwdriver will work where I needed to cut
How can I prevent my fabric of getting loose when I remove my piece ?
i can find those strips anywhere im gonna cry
Hi, I‘d like to ask you something: What is the blue stuff you use on the sides of your cloth/fabric to stop the unraveling from the sides?
It's tape, paper tape, the kind you would use to mask of anything when you're painting. It's simple and easy way to prevent the unraveling.
@@studioversie Such a great idea! Thanks for your kind reply!
Wonder idea for my larger projects,. Gripper Strip can you provide a link, having an issue finding it in Canada.Many thanks💖🤗
Thanks! This is the link to my shop: www.etsy.com/nl/shop/StudioVerSie?
In Italia dove potrei reperire il Gripper Strip?
Where to buy the gripper strip?
You can find it in my shop: studioversie.etsy.com thanks
Türkiye de gripper strip nasıl satın alabilirim
How can i buy only a punch needle can share the link
In my shop you can find the all the different needles: studioversie.etsy.com