This Beechwood Embroidery lap stand, is designed to make cross stitch and embroidery needlework easier. Secure your fabric in the embroidery lap hoop. Then, place the base of needlepoint holder under your legs to keep it stable, leaving both hands free, this is the perfect free hand cross stitch sitting frame. Enjoy hours of ache-free embroidery with a straighter back and greater freedom of movement. For right-handed and left-handed stitchers. The best quality seat stand on the market.Тhe cross stitch frame has adjustable height and angle and you can rotate the wooden hoop for that perfect fit. This embroidery frame holder is a delight to use, lightweight but very durable, allowing both hands the freedom in perfect needle placement.
The embroidery seat frame has different diameters: 6.10 inches (15.5 cm), 7.3 inches (18.5 cm), 8.5 inches (21.5 cm), 9.8 inches (25.0 cm), 10.8 inches (27.5 cm), and 12 inches (30.5cm). The hoop’s height is 0.94-1.02 inches (24-26 mm) and the thickness is 0.39 inches (10 mm). The height of the embroidery  stand is adjustable 14.96 inches - 20.47 inches (38-52 cm), 360 degrees rotatable.
Made of natural hardwood - beech and they are partly hand made. Triple glued, finally polished, outside lacquered. This needlework lap stand is light, beautiful, and harmless to your hands.
Easy operation: Embroidery hoops have a brass adjustment screw that you can tighten when necessary to keep the fabric as tight as a drum.
The German brand KLASS & GESSMANN is over 140 years’ experience embroidery field. The line of fine embroidery equipment and tools are known for their exceptionally smooth finish with eased edges. These hoops, stands, and frames are beautiful, sleek and they are of the highest quality on the market.
Ideal for needlework, handy creating, artwork, floss material, crewel, quilting, etc. Suitable for beginners and masters for all craft cross stitching lovers. This solid nonslip cross-stitch circle is a popular gift for the crafty person in the family or a beginner. It's never too early or late to learn to cross stitch.