I don't know how I have done without it. I'm a new quilter and didn't think I needed one. Boy, was I wrong. I love it.
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I don't have one yet. Not sure where I would put it. I still have to use my living room floor.
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I've never used one before. But I can see the advantages.
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What type of design wall did you get? Did you make it or purchase one? I am to the point where I think I need one, but don't know what I need. Thanks.
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Not having to get unto the floor is one reason....
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I bought the Fons and Porter one. I got it at Joann's with a 50% coupon. I decided I couldn't buy the supplies to make on for the price.
Linda |
Originally Posted by Jim's Gem
I don't have one yet. Not sure where I would put it. I still have to use my living room floor.
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They are a blessing. I use some type of felt to make mines on my spare bedroom wall. Fons and Porter has one, but a lit to expensive for me.
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I have a fauns and porter one also, it's great and with a 50% coupon, it's only about $15.00
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I hope you enjoy your wall as much as you can. I have one, but I have not used it yet. I probably will use it for my Rail Fence Quilt class. Yeah!! WoooHooo!! I actually made it myself. I went to JoAnn's (back in NY), and bought 2 yards of white felt. I folded over the top about 2 1/2 inches and stitched the casing. I went to Christmas Tree Shop (also in NY) and bought a black wrought iron looking curtain rod. I put the design wall on the rod and my DH hung it up for me. When the wall is not being used, I have it all rolled up and tied with 3 red ribbons (all I had on hand at the time.) It looks great.
debra |
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