The method of trapping field-induced structures in liquid crystal materials through the creation of a polymer network was investigated. The method was demonstrated with the new spiral texture induced by an electric field, close to the cholesteric to nematic untwisting transition. The process to obtain an undamaged film embedded in a resin was demonstrated for use in microstructural studies. The technique is valuable for the fixation of liquid crystalline structures obtained under the conditions where the usual techniques such as quenching or freezing are not possible.