Thanks! It was really hard to tell what type of clamps were used to hold the batting bar to the table. I suppose it was the way the picture was...or my eyes ;) Anyway, the change you made seems like it ought to work, maybe even easier.
I'm thinking I could take my top bar, since I float the majority of quilts, and use that to load my batting on and mount it below my backing bar on my frame. However, I'm afraid of it warping some, due to the weight of a whole roll of batting (which is what I want to store), so I'm now thinking of using fence poles as I think they come in 6-8' lengths, are cheap, can be joined, and sure won't sway over time. Anyway...just thinking at this point.
You did a great job! I know they are sure fun to use! I enjoyed looking at the webshots as well.
Thanks for your reply,
Debbie in Austin
Originally Posted by Luv2sew4fun
They were just reg. clamps. I have changed things a bit....
See the new pics or checkout my webshots page with changes to my homemade frame.
http://home-and-garden.webshots.com/...72906405KVGUHi
Originally Posted by dgmoby
That's so cool! How talented you are to have figured out a way to do that...and it works!
But I have a question - what is that that is holding your batting bar on? Is it a special form of clamp? I am sure it's something simple that I'm just not recognizing...but it's really interesting!
Great job!
Debbie in Austin
:)