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Thank you for being so adventurous and doing this framing process in front of a camera. Thank you again!! HAPPY STITCHING TODAY AND EVERYDAY!

Wow! Very creative. Love your flosstube. I find them positive, entertaining and educational.

BRAVO!!!!!! Another great way to finish our pieces!!!! I LOVE it!!!! Thanks for the tutorial!! :-)

Love it. Great way to display a piece and add color & texture to the finish.

Gosh darnit, you're inspirational! Thank you so much for sharing all of your immense amount of knowledge and experience. I appreciate you Danielle!

Thanks so much for this tutorial and also for being yourself and showing the difficult bits that make it a REAL tutorial rather than totally perfect every time! It encourages me to have a go and get myself into a hot mess too. Lots of stitch love x

It looks great. Great video and not too long. I love the way you square off the corners on the fabric. Great idea. Thanks again.

This video was so helpful. It’s also nice to see a ‘real’ person doing this because if it’s too slick and perfect I just think, oh, I couldn’t do that. You made it very clear and easy to understand and I feel like I can do it, so I’m going to. These videos must take an awful lot of effort and I for one am very, very grateful. Thank you.

Love your tutorial!!! You are so creative!! That is such a wonderful way to finish smaller projects. I will be using this method. Thank you Danielle for sharing this wonderful idea with us.

Thanks and it was really great. You have lots of steps and lots of paper and felt. The finished piece is awesome. I love the fabric with the coffee beans. Such a nice touch. Thanks again. Have to try that for sure.

Great finish! Can't wait to try it! Thanks for taking the time to make the tutorial for us.

This is a wonderful idea and tutorial! Your finished project is perfect. Thanks so much for sharing.

Thank you so much for this tutorial! I love learning new ways to finish and this looks like something I could accomplish without hurting someone XD. Happy Stitching Danielle!

Thank you Danielle! You teach my style I always learn from you and enjoy your personality. From an Oregon girl that lived in New Jersey for about a year. Please have a retreat! Lol

Love this technique. Thanks, Danielle. I will definitely have to try this.

I love your videos. This tutorial is fantastic. Thank you.

DANIELLE...... it turned out Amazing!!!! Love that!!!! Totally doing this. Thanks so much for the tutorial. Now I can actually use all the damn scrapbook paper I have . Lol

Awesome alternative to framing!

I LOVE this tutorial! Totally going to do this. Your videos are amazing. Thank you Danielle!

Wow, thanks for sharing. I can't wait to try your idea.

I really enjoyed your video on self framing. It is very easy. And very inexpensive to.

Love this finish...great job!

Loved the tutorial! This is such an awesome way to finish a project. I really love it! I can't wait to see your next tutorial! Enjoyed watching.

What a great look! I'm going to try that for some of my pieces! Thank you!

Great video. I am so excited to try this on a Christmas piece I did and didn't know how to finish. Thanks for your videos. Love them all. 💗

Great tutorial! Thanks for sharing.

Great finish. You did a good job.

Good idea for a nice finish and beautiful nails ;) !

Not a hot mess at all! I can't wait to try this! Thanks for the inspiration!!

This looks totally do-able and I'm going to try it. Vonna's tutorials are great, but I find with my lack of skill they don't always turn out as gorgeous as hers. This seems so simple (and cheap!). Bet you won't even notice the two wrinkles on the paper when it's hanging up.

Thank you Danielle great tutorial

I love it thank you so much for teaching us this method!!

Thanks so much for sharing! I definitely will be using this finish for some of my projects.

Thanks Danielle - I'm so going to try this. Liz x

Wow I love this finish so thanks so much for the tutorial. I'm going to try it!

I am going to try this for Lizzie Kate's Three Wise Men. It is a gift for Xmas. Thank you!

Love it! I already have canvas for painting & plenty of scrapbook paper, glues, felt, etc. I'm for sure gonna try this!

Thanks. Can't wait to try this.

That looks great! You did good!

This is genius !!! Thank you Danielle !! Sabine

Thanks, will definitely have to give this a go.

Thank you for the tutorial. Your finish is so cute and I can't wait to try it.

Thank you never seen that finish before. I will have to try it

That came out great! I did a similar finish last year and love it. It's nice to mix things up so everything isn't just in a frame.

great finishing tutorial, crafting is always a hot mess at my place, I have wanted to do tutorials myself, but need to figure out a camera stand, or something, and build up the nerve, you did great and the finish turned our great.

Thank you so much for making this tutorial!! I'm definitely going to try it.

Thanks for this video. I'm going to try this myself. I've got so many small finishes that I have never fully finished.

That's amazing, thanks very much for the tutorial, definitely going to try it myself.

never thought about framing like this love it will have to give it ago that is for sure thanks for the tutorial.

Great idea. Thanks for sharing it. I will try it as I have scrapbook paper, glue etc Just need to get some canvas and felt.

Great tutorial, it's always good to get new ideas for finishing pieces :-) tfs ~ hugs Jane

Love this!

Love the idea. Great Tutorial.

This is a great finish,and i intend to try it as well,that is after i go buy some scrapbook paper..You might want to keep a wet towel around so you can wipe your hands between steps.TFS

awesome idea thank you!!

Awesome!

Great tutorial!

Thanks for sharing this!! I have 3 smalls that I've been wanting to frame but can't find frames I like. This looks like it would be perfect for them!

Fantastic video!!!!

Nice alternative to finishing. I might try it. You might have an easier time folding the paper with a cleaner look if you burnish the paper as you are folding it.

Thanks Danielle :)

OMG! This is genius! Love the way you secure the corners! I'm trying this today! Thanks, Danielle!

What a great tutorial! I am eager to try alternatives for displaying my projects, and Lord knows I have an attic full of scrapbooking paper that needs to be put to good use!!! Your coffee project really turned out great, Danielle.

This is such a great tutorial! I love how u did the mitered corners. They looked so nice. Also thank u for linking the mat board. I wasn't sure which one to buy. Thank you for taking your time to make these videos. It's very much appreciated!

LOVE this .... definitely want to give this a try, I get tired of framing everything! Thanks for sharing!!

Bravo, Danielle!!! I love this! I think this could be used for small Christmas ornaments as well!

I have so many smaller finishes, I wanted to hang them yet not frame them. Thank you, I will be referring back to this video. Your not a hot mess, your human, and a rather an interesting one at that. That's why we love you. Tutorial idea or question, what would you do with very small finishes for a card without turning them into a card. Stitch sizes 40 x 40, chart from a magazine.

Awesome video, thank you.. Was just thinking, could u maybe not do the same thing for a diamond painting?

Thank you, great tutorial x

Good idea.going to try.

Thank you for the tutorial. Do you have a place we could see it turned so we could view the top up? Will you hang it in your house? I'd love to see it hanging up. I want to Thank you for being so giving of your time to entertain us. I enjoy all of them.

I was waiting for this one! Great finish. Love all the layers, gives great dimension, a very contemporary look. Could you please tell me who the coffee pattern is by, it would perfect in my daughter's kitchen! I liked the video just the way it was, mistakes are ok, it's how we learn. Thanks 😊

Thank you for the tutorial.....great information! Can we see the finished product right side up?

This was AWESOME! I am so excited, I think I can do this!!! And it was not a hot mess by any stretch of the imagination. I think we're all more critical of ourselves; I think you did great. I'm so doing this on my next project. Was this fabric rose something? I love it and want to get it. Thanks so much for all the great content lately. It's surely appreciated

I love this tutorial! It was both informative and entertaining! Seriously, I'm going to try this. I do have a question though. The paper you used to cover the canvas looked thick and stiff like poster board or card stock. Was it? Thanks for posting this and all your other videos. I do enjoy watching!

Thanks for your mitering tips...that is always my downfall. I hear Vonna in my head saying, "Those corners are not straight."

Have you painted the canvas? Does everything stick the same with paint? This is such a great idea for holiday pieces!

You did great. I love it. Two questions: what are your thoughts on using double sided sticky tape to attach the scrapbook paper to the canvas instead of spray tacky glue? Also, what about using felt that has the sticky already on the back...do you think that will hold up ok? I have used this kind of felt for the backs of paper dolls I make. I can tell you that that sticky back is strong once it is in place.

I love this finish. How would you use it with the perforated paper like a mill hill kit? Trying to think how you would cover the edges....i will think on this 🙂

Great finish looks good thanks for the tutorial, Danielle I have a question since I am a new stitcher when a row is ended do you tie a knot a the end after finishing. I am undecided what to do to hold my stitches together.

I know that this is an older video and I just watched it for the third time. I have watched your video on putting your diamond painting in a portfolio. I am planning on trying that, but last night I came across some older cross stitch pieces and was wondering how I could put them in a portfolio. I actually bought the wrong size portfolio for diamond paintings so that is why I thought of putting cross stitch in it. Do you think that would be tutorial that you could figure out how to do it?

Great video you are so creative! How do you keep your cross stitch clean in this type of framing do you put a finishing spray on it? Like scotch guard?