I know we have discussed this topic previously, but I am interested in current experience from other quilters.
Does anyone own/use a Bailey mid-arm machine with a quilt frame for their quilting? If so, what do you like/dislike about it? What frame do you have and what do you like/dislike about it? I am planning to buy something for my new sewing room and don't want to be limited to a 9" sewing pattern. I also do not want to spend a small fortune. Bigger may be better, but sometimes some things are just too big! Any suggestions you have will be carefully considered. |
hi june i have a baileys pro 15 and it's on a henterburg frame. i love them i havent found any thing i dont like ! the machine runs so quite and smoth it's really nice all i can say is i dont regreat getting either of them.
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I use a Juki TL-98Q machine on a B-Line frame. The machine is perfect, quiet, and a workhorse. The frame expands to king size but takes 2 people to do it. I have a quilt in it now that is 110" X 110".
I plan to sell the frame eventually and buy a New Joy that I played with in a local store. It seems smoother and lighter weight than the B-Line. Happy quilting! :wink: |
I think everyone would appreciate if you would post some pictures of machine and frame....thanks :D
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No problem ... well, one tiny problem. My digital camera's battery needs to recharge before I can get a pic.
In the mean time, you can check this link that has lots of info and some good pics. Also, I order lots of quilting supplies from Bayside. They are great, very fast (I ordered some prewound bobbins and got them in 3 days!). You may want tos sign up for their sales notices via email. https://www.baysidequilting.com/store/scripts/prodView.asp?idproduct=1184 |
P.S. You may want to scroll through this link. Toward to bottom you can see a small child using the frame ... it was the selling point for me :wink:
http://www.baysidequilting.com/warmwishes.htm |
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