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clever girl
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I would love to see a picture. I am a very visual person and I would love to try this out. I try to hit the thrift stores every now and then and want to keep an eye out for a card/quilt table.
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Very clever!! I love it :D:D:D
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Clever idea.
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What a wonderful idea! Perfect for quilting in a small space! I use hoops because I don't have any room in my house to set up my standard quilting frame. Now I'll have to give something like this a try.
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That's a great idea. Can you fold the legs up and set it aside when you're not quilting?
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Originally Posted by Momofthree
I would love to see a picture. I am a very visual person and I would love to try this out. I try to hit the thrift stores every now and then and want to keep an eye out for a card/quilt table.
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Originally Posted by bakermom
That's a great idea. Can you fold the legs up and set it aside when you're not quilting?
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Originally Posted by okiepastor
I made a quilting frame from an old card table with the top in bad shape. We removed the top, then I padded the top frame by wrapping with strips of batting, and sewing a fabric cover over that, so I can pin the quilt to it.
I would not want to quilt a queen or king using this, but works great for twin or smaller! The handy part is it just folds up when not in use. I did the same thing!!! I use great big binder clips like you get from office supply store to hold quilts in the frame. I quilted in the ditch on a king size quilt this way. Try to visualize a card table with the center cut out then imagine a large quilting frame with legs. You just cut out the center back to the wooden frame all around. |
I know us quilters are a creative lot but wow! what a creative idea :D
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