Billy'swife

This is going to be my next purchase! Anything that helps me get some of those projects completed is a good thing!

wingrider

Had looked at the PVC pipe setup but was not quite what I wanted for my setup due to the location of my tables so went with the cords from the ceiling attached to ratcheting clamps (Home Depot) and it works like a charm for me. No more pain in the neck, shoulders and hands. What ever method one uses, it will certainly make your FMQ an enjoyable experience.

wingrider

Ooops!! Forgot to post the website for the ceiling attached pulley system to hold a quilt.

http://pieceocakeblog.com/2013/09/22...pulley-system/

MarleneC

I posted the other day about the Jennoop and my hubby was not into making one and we figured for the cost we would just buy it. I live in Alaska and it came very quickly. I am very happy with it as I don't have room for a large table behind my machine. A person could get longer PVC pipe and make longer legs or the corner pieces and put ends along the edges of the table. We didn't want to hunt for the parts and making the suspenders and finding the right clamps. I'm also very happy with it and wished I had found it sooner.

Onebyone

http://pieceocakeblog.com/2013/09/22...pulley-system/

The link in the other post wouldn't work. This one does for me. Looks like the same link though. Odd

quiltingcandy

Rhonda Lee - I have not tried it yet for embroidery but I plan to. I don't know why it wouldn't. Right now I am in the middle of too many other projects to try it. But I did use it to add decorative stitches on a quilt with my DSM and it was wonderful. When I did that before my decorative stitches were not even. I thought it was the machine and going thru too many layers - turned out it was just the drag of the quilt. I really can't say enough wonderful things about it.