been there done that

I also go to my Church's Fellowship Hall to cut on the large tables and also to pin my quilts, batting and backs together. I also use the large space on the floor with a couple of flannel backed table cloths as design walls. I take photos of different designs, and then view them on the computer at home. I can roll them up and change any of my designs later. We hold our quilting Guild at my Church fellowship Hall. I too find it easy to get down it's the getting up that is getting more and more difficult

Fantastic tip Iclang, I will just have to try that. Who would have thought of that , certaintly not me. Thanks bunches. Gerbie

SewNso, when you lay the quilt on the table to rest for the night, am I correct in thinking that part of the quilt is hanging on both sides, and possible on the end to allow the weight to shift in that direction? I'm thinking that I am following your description, but maybe not. Gerbie

I have a friend who did just that....moaned ^& groaned about how dull her shears had become all the time she was cutting, she had a fabric & a rug garment when done...what a laugh

Repeat after me......Spray basting is fast, easy and washes out wonderfully!!!!!!

I, too, have done the "pin to the carpent" thing. Not a lot of fun.

I go out to work and lay the quilt on the lobby floor. (I work at fast food). There is enough room for a king size with no problem. This is one of the reasons that I am unable to quit work.

That is so funny! But then, whatever works! Keep on quilting!

Love it - most people work to pay for their habit of quilting, but you work to have a place to lay out your quilts for basting. Got to love that one!