I have a quilting frame... Now I need to learn how to use it...
#2
Is this for hand quilting or for machine quilting? ( For a machine, you need a set of tracks/ rails, and a carriage). For hand quilting, there are dozens of styles. Most of those have leg/ supports, and anything from 2 to 4 poles or slats.
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It's for hand quilting, or so I was told. In researching, I found it is similar in style to the Z44 from Gracie. Once I figure out how to attach pics, I'll do that. From what I've read, they tack the material to the frame. I know it was used but I didn't see any tack marks on any of the rollers. Sorry!
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I have a frame my uncle built for me and rather than tack the quilt to the frame make a sleeve or wrap the frame with a heavier material (muslin or duck cloth), then you can pin the quilt to it and the quilt won't actually touch the wood. I put a sleeve on all three bars.
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There are instructions in the QB Help Center of the board.
How to Upload (Post) Photos
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How to Upload (Post) Photos
Preparing (Resizing) Photos For Successful Upload and Viewing
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