How to Build a Frame for Tufting

[@radstar09]

This entire video was so informative and the best instructional videos I’ve seen. Thank you so much for making this video!

[@luzmilagrossolescarrion1676]

Muchas gracias por explicarlo... no tenía idea hasta qu me enseñaste

[@rc4917]

This was super helpful, thank you. Great instructions for a quick first frame.

[@Stalli23]

Love this exactly what I needed to know ❤️

[@njcamocutie7085]

Thank you..Great vid!!! What saw is that, I need it..it looks nice and small and easy to whip out for projects

[@elyssemitchell19]

how did you figure out what measurements to cut the wood at? was it based on the size of the monk's cloth, based on sizes of rugs you will be making, or just personal preference?

[@redrooster2010]

Do you use #10 x 3 in wood screws?

[@nmonmo1842]

Thank you for all the information and advice you provide regarding this profession. The question is, do you earn money from your work, or is your goal only educational? I hope that the videos you are shooting are translated into Arabic so that it is easier for us. Thank you and I wish you success always.

[@s.christian3847]

I struggle getting my cloth to stay on

[@Soyaib7158]

Hello

[@pablomorenoreyes8479]

Hi, I speak Spanish and I don't understand the name of the last thing you put on the painting to stop the fabric, could you tell me please?

[@taylormaye647]

Do you always have to build new frames when starting on a project? Please answer 🥲

[@titlehere9221]

No. That frame is good for years to come. You just pull it off the frame. You can modify it to be shorter as well just by adding an extra block of wood to the center when you want to make smaller projects. It's very versatile