Flynn Multi Frame
#1
Flynn Multi Frame
I am looking at possibly buying this frame to use with my Babylock Jazz.
Can anyone tell me about it? How does the machine move along the rails as I can't see any handles.
Frame is under $200 and seems decent sized.
Comments please?
Thanks all in advance!
Can anyone tell me about it? How does the machine move along the rails as I can't see any handles.
Frame is under $200 and seems decent sized.
Comments please?
Thanks all in advance!
#5
I have one and have never assembled it. Sounded good at a quilt show demo, but I realized upon viewing the accompanying dvd that the assembly was way beyond me. As others have said, one moves the frame while the machine is stationary.
#6
Super Member
Join Date: Jun 2008
Location: Utah
Posts: 8,847
Same here. It ended up being donated, still unopened.
#7
Junior Member
Join Date: Sep 2011
Location: Washington
Posts: 197
John Flynn makes it look easy, but it takes a great deal of upper body strength to be able to hold that frame and move it in a controlled way. The space you have to quilt in is also every limited. You could make one out of pvc for a lot less but it isn't the best way of quilting. ( In my opinion)
#8
I would rather move my quilt around under the needle without a big frame around it. I think these Flynn frames were more popular before sit down longarms and education on FMQ were available. Why not go with newer technology?
#9
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Southern USA
Posts: 16,416
I used one for years before learning how to free motion on my own. It is like anything else, you have to practice and learn. I got frustrated the first few times but didn't get mad and put it in a closet. I kept on trying and then one day it seemed to click and it was a piece of cake, like learning how to ride a bike. I quilted all my quilts on the JF frame except the very large ones. It's a shame so many give up, it really is a good product.
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