sandy l

It's a tape measure with moveable pointers on it and is used to help keep the quilt edges even as you are advancing the quilt.

I saw it a few years ago in catalog? magazine?,but can't find any thing now.

Did try to Google it, but couldn't find it

Thanks for any help you can give me.

QuiltnNan

it's called
[h=1]LongArm Centering Tape[/h]here's where i got mine http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0016ZZMZ6/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

crashnquilt

I sort of made my own centering tape. I got a 288" measuring tape and some hair clips. I put a hair clip to mark the center of the machine/tape and add clips as I go along. You really don't need the inch markings because you will be using the clips to line up instead.

sandy l

Yes, that's what I want. Thank you and now off to order one.

Onebyone

I have one and my toddler grand found it and pulled off the sliders. The sliders are very wimpy. It's very long.

kristakz

I hate to say but I am not happy at all with mine. I just received my tape, set it up, and athough they claim non-stretching it seems to read differently every time I touch it. The options for attaching to the frame are not good in my opinion. I found it pretty much useless for my Avante 18 - there is no place on the frame to mount it where it stays at the right height (just above, but not dragging on, the quilt top).

soccertxi

I bought one and never used it...its not the first time I have done that! lol