Rug Tufting Frame Kit Aluminum Metal Tufting Frame for Rug Making Primary Tufting Cloth Stand Tufting Fabric Rug Tufting Kit Rug Frame for Tufting Supplies Carpet Tufting Gun Kit (55.2inch)

Very easy to setup and adjustable

I love it! It’s a great started for beginners! It comes with so many screws to hold the cloth into frame but the edges are sharp lol but luckily they provide like covers for it so it works! I added the bottom frame more lower so I can make bigger rugs and honestly it’s just up to you how big you want your frame so you’ll just have to screw it or unscrew it to your liking but I’d recommend it for sure!

I really wanted to start rug making, my biggest barrier was finding a frame without nails that could hurt my toddlers potentially. The frame was a little tricky to put together, my advise get it all in place befor tightening! It was together within 30 minutes. Its also very light but without complete dissassembly it does not store well. I have space so i dont mind it staying up. Plus I secure a pretty fabric to it and it becomes a framed background for when I do presentations from home. Ive also used it with canvas as a board to sort out my ideas. This frame is very light weight but you can step on the lower bar to make sure it doesn't topple over while working. It has two yarn holders and two yard threads to keep you untangled. You can move them to where ever makes sense to you. Mine are at the top of my frame, the picture shows them at the bottom.

A serious pain to put together. The cloth holding system, yes a great concept, but in use my experience was garbage. Took a very long while to stretch the backing cloth and minutes to come loose when I started tufting. Didn’t mess with and just ordered carpet strips and mounted them to the frame. Now I get to deal with nails again. This is just my own personal experience, but feels like this was a $200.00 dollar flush.

This is a very nice frame. The only issue is trying to get the tufting cloth anchored well. I solved this issue by using the twist clips on the top and left sides and the plastic claw type grips on the other two. I can align the fabric with the clips then pull to anchor to the claws. This method gives a nice tight frame to work with.I also let the canvas rest on the frame overnight then retension it. Much nicer to work with than a wooden frame with carpet tack strips!

I adjusted this so that I could slide carpet tack strips into the frame! That way I have all the ease of the adjustable, lightweight, collapsible frame, AND the strength and security of the rug tacks!Pros: lightweight, durable metal, easy to assemble and useCons: the pegs they give you dont hold tension, so I got out my heat knife and altered the design to include the rug tacks. Makes it so much better, but wish they just sold rug tack strips you could slide in.

The media could not be loaded. I’m a beginner textile artist , I pick this one because it didn’t have nails. It’s a easy set up , I would order more knobs … I have had no problems with tho frame … and highly recommend it

This frame is pretty sturdy and of decent size! It did take me a couple of hours to put together, the instructions are a little puzzling at first but I quickly got the hang of it after I figured it out. I’m super excited to start tufting with it!