Has anyone ever taken a quilt frame intended for hand quilting and modified it to be used with a machine? My DH has decided he can do it, so yesterday we bought a used quilt frame. Now we're in the planning stages of developing the carriage for the machine. Any suggestions out there?
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Hmmm, not sure just how he'll do that, but I think there is a Youtube vid on how to make one. Maybe he'll just repurpose the materials?
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my neighbor did this one!
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It's possable , but be sure everything is square and level or else your machine carrage wont work right. it's very important that you r machine can move in a strait line both east and west ,north and south. good luck
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Sure you can! Never done it but I'm sure with a little thought anyone could! Good luck!
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Originally Posted by clair
It's possable , but be sure everything is square and level or else your machine carriage won't work right. It's very important that your machine can move in a straight line both east and west ,north and south. good luck
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for small quilts i have used a emb.hoop that fits under the presser foot it is about 10 or 12 inch round it works pretty good,i have used it 3 x . Dotie Bug
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