EZ Needlework Lap Frame and Stand - Webbing Version – Hobby House

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Last updated 15 Jul 2024

EZ Needlework Lap Frame and Stand - Webbing Version – Hobby House

Manufacturer: American Dream Products Version: Webbing This versatile, adjustable oak lap frame works for a variety of projects-- whether your passion is cross-stitch, needlepoint, crewel, embroidery, or quilting. It also provides an attractive furniture quality frame while your project is in progress.The twin pillar l
Manufacturer: American Dream Products Version: Webbing This versatile, adjustable oak lap frame works for a variety of projects-- whether your passion is cross-stitch, needlepoint, crewel, embroidery, or quilting. It also provides an attractive furniture quality frame while your project is in progress.The twin pillar legs construction provides a stable platform for all your projects. The whole scroll frame can rotate a full 360° for quick, easy access to the back of your project.The adjustable side extender bars allows placement of your frame to best suit your seating position and the position of your project for either lap or table use. Assembly is simple and can be completed within minutes without any tools required. This sturdy frame is fashioned from solid American Red Oak and hand finished with Golden Oak oil stain. The EZ Needlework Lap Stand Includes: 2 side support pillar legs which are 15.5 tall, 2.5 wide at the top and 4.5 wide at the base 2 feet 2 adjustable side bars 12 2 heavy duty scroll rods with Tape for Rods 20 2 spacers 10 knobs One of the benefits of having a lap stand is that now you can stitch with both hands. THIS PRODUCT IS NOT ELIGIBLE FOR FREE SHIPPING

Needlework Stands – Hobby House Needleworks

This stand is perfect for many types of craft projects. Allows you to stitch easier, faster and more comfortable without holding the frame or fabric. Suitable for Cross Stitch, Tapestry and Embroidery Frees up both hands for stitchingPROP 65 WARNING: This product can expose you to some kind of chemical, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.