The frame you use for punch needle is important as it keeps your punch needle fabric taut. This punch needle frame is perfect and is tried and tested.
Choosing the correct punch needle frame for your project is essential. In order to create even loops when punching, you will need your fabric to be stretched as tight as possible. As a rule of thumb, Amy Oxford says that you should be able to bounce quarter (20p) off of the fabric when it's tight enough.
These re-usable wooden stretcher bars are a simple way of creating a frame for a punch needle.
The frame is currently available in two sizes:
12 inch - this has a working area of 8.5 inches / 21.5cm x
8.5 inches / 21.5cm
16 inch - this has a working area of 12.5 inches / 32cm x
8.5 inches / 21.5cm
It is manufactured in the UK using European Redwood which is sustainably sourced, and are FSC and PEFC certified. You will receive four pieces that slot together easily to create a frame.
You will need drawing pins or a staple gun to stretch your punch needle fabric over the frame tightly. When designing your project, make sure that the working area is larger than the area you want to punch.
I recommend using this wooden frame with the following fabric:
Monk’s cloth punch needle fabric
Linen punch needle fabric
Frame features:
Manufactured in the UK
European redwood FSC & PEFC Certified
Thickness of each bar: 18mm
Width of each bar: 42mm
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