For those of you that have used pantos, how do you mount yours on the table? Is it under plexi glass, taped, how?
I got my first panto today in the mail!!! I don't have plexiglass, so I was wondering how someone else put theirs on. Wendy |
I don't put anything over mine, I lay it out, line it up and put a weight on both ends then when I see where the end of the quilt comes I cover that end so I know it's time to stop.
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my machine has a plastic film that goes over it but i have also just put it down with weights on each end.
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we have a sheet of plastic attached to the table of our A-1's. then you can line up your pantographs. they slip under the plastic sheet.
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My machine came with the plastic that I laid out on the frame for reference only, I lay the panto on top using the lines for squaring then put a weight on the ends. I use a piece that I cut of the plastic with blue tape on the edge to use for marking the pattern where I begin and end quilting.
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A little piece of painters tape works too. Whatever works just go ahead. Joan
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here is some videos on youtube...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gXByu_-OJ6I http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xul3p...eature=related watch both videos |
I don't enjoy doing these, but the few that I have done I just simply used blue painter's tape. It removes easily with no residue. I really need to do more and maybe I would learn to love them.
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My Gammill table has a wide plastic sheet that runs end to end on table,
and I slip the pantograph under it. Never a problem |
we had bought some of the clear plastic(on the big rolls)at walmart to put the panto paper underneath.
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