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16th-Mar-2010 11:02 amThanks to everyone who responded to my post last night [_and to everyone that might of responded but saw their suggestion already there ^_^_]It was a huge relief to know that this isn't an uncommon problem.I've got Whiskers' back on my frame

and a macro shot of the scrap Aida I'm presently using.

I'm planning to also send the clamps through the dishwasher, 'cause I don't think it would hurt to try and heat shrink them back a little. So far so good though using the extra fabric!Thanks again!(pw)^2Tags:equipment, wipMood:thankful

9 comments Speak Link Flag 17th-Mar-2010 12:53 am (UTC) 17th-Mar-2010 12:56 am (UTC) Definitely! I would have seriously sucked if I couldn't keep my frames working after getting two more sizes Reply Parent Thread Link 17th-Mar-2010 01:35 am (UTC) I can imagine! I've got a few sizes, right now i'm working on a frame with two bits from two different sizes! It's a looong, thin-ish piece that I thought I'd get annoyed using a small frame constantly, so i put it on two bits of a small from for the ends and two bits of a longer frame for the top and bottom. MUCH easier to work on a lot of it at once :) Reply Parent Thread Link 17th-Mar-2010 01:41 am (UTC) Handy that you can switch them up like that, I'll keep that in mind if I start an awkward sized project ^_~ Reply Parent Thread Link 17th-Mar-2010 03:08 am (UTC) I love it :) It really came in handy with my christmas row and the wedding row that i'm working on Reply Parent Thread Link 17th-Mar-2010 12:02 pm (UTC) 17th-Mar-2010 01:04 pm (UTC) 17th-Mar-2010 02:50 pm (UTC) *hangs head* I've only been using mine since December 27/09....I'm not allowed to have nice things ^_~ Reply Parent Thread Link 17th-Mar-2010 04:10 pm (UTC) Is quite possible *laughs* I always wondered if all my readjusting and switching patterns would wear it out faster ^_~ Reply Parent Thread Link

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