How to put Tufting Fabric On your Frame 

This video is so helpful! I would want a frame this size so the cloth can fit well and have some left over. I will build my next frame and consider the cloth size as well as portability and being able to attach it to a table as well

thank you so much, all your videos have been so so helpful for me

You deserve more subs. A lot of people just talk and yap then pretty much do things for quantity but this video is quality and to the point

Great video Jon,thank you 👍

Dude your channel is awesome. I watched your first video, now this one. I am in to watch them all now. I just discovered this hobby & got the same paisley orange tufting gun you have with the rad toggle switch or aviation style switch on it, based on your recommendation. I am excited to try a new thing. I got some hardware to make a 36x36 frame + an 80x120 sheet of tufting cloth so I figure I can make six 40x40 pieces that should give me the extra couple of inches on every side to do 6 rugs to learn on. So far, I think you are the authority on this subject, nothing against other channels, they are just nowhere near as tightly made & explanatory as yours - you are the rug dude to watch, for sure. Subbed & belled.

HI! Thanks for the advice I have a question, if the carpet isn't really tight like these in your video, is that a problem or could it still be fine?

Did you use a certain brand of carpet tacks? I used a blue brand from Lowe’s but I don’t feel like it grabs like yours

Thanks for your help but i have i question ,after I stretched the fabric The piece of cloth loosens when i start tufting what is the issue in that case and how can i fix it ?

where do you get your cloth?

do you plan to restock your tuft guns on your site?

Mines only staying at the top but keeps coming off bottom an sides 😭😭

Do the carpet tacs ever get dull?