Scallop Square Large Needlepoint Stretcher Frame by Fraymeworks

Stitch with comfort and showcase your finished masterpiece in soft, playful elegance! The Scallop Square Large Stretcher Frame by Fraymeworks is an innovative, patent-pending framing solution designed by needlepointers. It completely eliminates the frustration of multi-part, wobbly stretcher bar systems that shift, warp, or lose tension while you stitch.

Crafted as one solid, sturdy piece of lightweight wood, it keeps your canvas drum-tight during your stitching sessions. The moment you place your last stitch, your work is already beautifully tensioned and ready for display—saving you from expensive professional finishing fees and long gallery wait times!

Why You’ll Love It:

• Playful Scalloped Border: The beautifully carved, soft scalloped edges wrap around a classic square opening, creating a cheerful, modern frame that highlights your larger designs with a touch of whimsical charm.

• Dual-Purpose Design: Stitch directly on it! It holds your canvas perfectly tensioned while you work, then serves as the final display frame the moment you're done.

• Seamless DIY Finishing: No complex lacing or gluing required. Simply stretch your finished canvas over the back of the frame and secure it using standard needlepoint tacks.

• Premium Paintable Wood: Crafted from smooth-sanded natural wood. Leave it beautifully raw for a clean Scandinavian feel, or customize it with paint, stain, or wood wax to perfectly match your canvas colors.

Frame & Canvas Sizing Specifications:

The Scallop Square Large frame is perfectly proportioned for medium-to-large square needlepoint canvases:

Displaying Your Piece:

• On the Wall: Lightweight and comfortable to hold, making it easy to hang directly on any wall as a stunning stand-alone focal piece or as part of a gallery layout.

• On the Tabletop: Looks incredibly charming propped up on a decorative tabletop display easel (sold separately) on a bookshelf, desk, or mantel.

Finishing Tip: For a perfectly crisp, professional-looking finish, we recommend blocking and squaring your canvas before final mounting. This keeps your stitch lines running beautifully parallel to the frame's square window and symmetrical scalloped edges!