Have any of you ever used one of these, if you have do they work well??

http://www.joann.com/joann/catalog/p...RODID=prd20535

Someone gave me one as a Christmas gift and I use it as a travel pincushion: the stuffing makes it tough to insert pins. But, it's cute.

Wow! I have never seen one of those. A very reasonable price too. It looks interesting. Hope someone has the answer for you.

not me either ,but it is one thing that would just take practice.
you could use it to quilt as you go. a row of blocks that fit the width of that. good luck and have fun.

never used it, but looks good.

That really looks neat. I hope some one has used one and can let us know all about it. Looks interesting.

The width seems rather small to me... I think a 24"r would be more useful for quilting table runners & place mats... jmho

Were you talking about her Avatar picture? She was talking about the item in the link, which is a quilting frame. :?

I had to read your post twice to figure out what you were talking about!! Oh well.....most of us are in the same boat....usually half a step off!! :-) :-)

It looks like a smaller version of John Flynn's quilting frame...perfect size for QAYG

haha... I could not figure out what she was talking about, no biggie though. I am glad you figured it out for me though.

I bite: what's a kwayg? Sounds like something from the bottom of the shopping bag. lol.

My thought exactly.

I know this one lol, it is quilt as you go.

Quilt as you go. took me a little while to figure it out too. tee hee :?

i have one of these ,and like they say it is for quilt as you go rack, i used it once but didnt like ,was awkward for ,hubby said it was because i was left handed,lol

That is what I got from the link, too. I got one at a yard sale, but not sure how to make it fit , or if I assembled it right, since it did not have instructions.

Looks like a smaller version of the John Flynn frame, which I have. it's a lot of set uo for the small amount of workspace you have. You have to roll the 3 layers, and secure them, and then you really only have about 3 inches of workspace (the one rolled edge takes up some space in your working area). I have stopped using it becasue I think it's much easier to just free motion without the frame.

I couldn't use it, baby quilts and not many of those is the smallest I make.

I use to have one of John Flyn's quilting thing like that and I did notlike it , I sold it, and bought material, but the lady that bought it loves it,

I have the big Joh Flynn frame and the first time I tried it was a disaster. I should have practiced more before attempting it on something good. But never let it be said, I was the sharpest tack!

I haven't used this before, but, it's very similar to a 'John Flynn' system looks like it would work pretty well left to right, but somewhat limited back & forth, based on the photo; WAY too small for my needs. You might want to try it... send it back if it doesn't suit your needs.

I have one. I got on the clearance table. Never used it but I saw a little girl on youtube using it and for machine quilting and having a great time. Only problem, I didn't save the sight and now I can't find it.

I looked at that in alot of nice things but cant aford any of it but I to would like to know if it works.

This looks similar to the one John Flynn has designed but his is quite pricey - check out his website, www.flynnquilts.com

It might be worth getting with one of those 50% off coupons just to play with