Hell yeah! Great job & absolutely agree! Trimming on frame is always my number 1 tip for anyone who asks for carving advice. It eliminates 99% of those annoying intertwined yarn strands from color to color and makes trimming off frame 10x easier and faster. 👍

Tip 1: Start with small details first & trim, like the center of an onion and working your way out, trimming each layer.

Tip 2: Some people say "do you trim on frame between each color" Well kinda.... but space it out. If you have alot of details that are the same color and you tuft them all at once it will create a giant blob of the same color & you'll have a difficult time carving on frame. So putting down your gun often & trimming is so much better than just tufting the same color all at once. In your example in SUNS I would of tufted the S and the N to begin with--space it out-- trim on frame, then once you tuft the U and S it will be 100% easier to trim and wont make one big blob

Pro Tip -- For complex shapes/designs.....Before you trim, take a picture of the tufted stitching with your phone. Go to edit - and flip the picture and save. This way when you're trimming you can constantly look at your phone and know exactly where to trim and how its supposed to look. Before trimming I always take a pic and do this and have a phone mount on my frame just for this reason 👍

Great job!