ollie1shoe

I tried to post this yesterday it did not post or don't know where to find any posts from it. So here goes again. I saw a post several months ago about using long boards possibly 1x2x 10 to roll a large quilt on a table I think. It was one board but possibly 2 it was not Sharon. As someone on another site suggested I watched hers but this one was different. Does anyone know where or who may have posted it. Was very good no more. CRawlings Round in the floor Any help appreciated. And how do I see the follow up post on this if anyone has seen this video

quiltingcandy

Is it: How to Baste a Quilt by Jeanne Harrison? She doesn't use boards but the can roll up a large quilt.

daisydawg

there is a lady named Linda that uses a board method, has a site called HappyStash but didn't find a tutorial on how she does hers.

Gay

I thought this idea was great, though not what you wanted. Also saw somewhere you can use pool noodles with dowling rods.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MikOtzRqgNY

yngldy

I remember a posting a couple weeks ago that discussed that. Did you make a comment? Maybe someone else remembers it and made a comment. Then they could check their postings and find info for you.

yngldy

I tried to find the posting, but only found this: http://www.quiltingboard.com/main-f1...g-t286594.html

Go on youtube and put "basting quilts" on the search line and a lot of videos will come up. Hope you find the one you liked.

Frances41

This is what I use I find it easier than using the board as it rolls, lighter weight and seems to be very smooth rolling

patchwork

Instead of boards, go to Joanns or other quilt shop and ask for the tubes from batting or home décor fabric. They will gladly give them to you. They are about 60 inches wide. You can tape two together if needed. Works great.

maviskw

When you get to the Quilting Board site, find your board name in the bar at the top. Click on it. That will bring up your profile, along with a list, as find your latest threads, find your latest posts. Click on "latest posts" and it will bring up all your latest posts.

maviskw

When you get to the Quilting Board site, find your board name in the bar at the top. Click on it. That will bring up your profile, along with a list, as find your latest threads, find your latest posts. Click on "latest posts" and it will bring up all your latest posts.

If you look at the top of this page, you will find your name there also. Click on it. Then you can go back to that thread and see who else has added something to it. This works forever, not just for a day or two.