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pinky66
Post time: 2020-1-1 01:42
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another great use with q-snap frames is the rubber claps for thread spools.    place them on the edges (on top of your work) and helps to keep them snug.  found a huge package on amazon for $20

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I put tissue paper under my snaps
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Thank you so much
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Very Nice!!
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thank you guys a lot for all the explanations
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I put a thin paper under the tensioner. This is enough to protect the finished embroidery
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I use quilt batting between the snap and the fabric and that helps a lot!  I won't put beads in a Qsnap though - I will typically just bead in hand at the end.
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As others have already said, try to put something between your fabric and the clamps. You may also want to twist them a little to un-stretch the fabric when you're done stitching for the day.
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I love my Q snap i put pieces of white flannel in between so as to not damage my stitching, and I wash all my pieces after finishing.  
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                                                                   Me encantan los Q-snaps y los uso para todos mis proyectos de costura                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               
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