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KSue 05-19-2011 02:19 PM

Have you ever used the pvc floor quilting frames? and are they worth the money?

RkayD 05-19-2011 02:25 PM

I had one along time ago and I Loved it! I lost parts in moving~ of all the boxes to get lost. =( I keep saying I'm going to replace it. Hobby Lobby has them and every other month or so they have a 40-50% off coupon.

lyndaloo 05-19-2011 02:27 PM

Sorry for double post...

lyndaloo 05-19-2011 02:28 PM

I have one and I think they are great. It does a good job of keeping the quilt as taut as you want it, and it is really easy to set up or take apart when you want to get it out of the way for company.

Lynda

dreamboat 05-19-2011 02:28 PM

I have one. It is 28 by 36 with 4 legs. Got it at Joann's. Just love it. Have hand quilted 2 full size quilts on it.

humbird 05-19-2011 02:55 PM

My hubby made one for me just by looking at the pictures. I did have him make it less deep than the "store bought" because I couldn't reach all the way across and my space is limited. It works very well. If you use the 40% coupon I think they are very affordable.

Prism99 05-19-2011 03:26 PM

It depends on your back. I bought one and used it to hand quilt my first baby quilt many, many years ago. Worked fine back then. Nowadays I would not be able to use it because of my back. Even with the extra lifters, to tilt the frame, it would be more bending than I could do without major problems.

For me, an adjustable lap hoop works well. Here's a link to my favorite:
http://www.keepsakequilting.com/prod...PTOP-HOOP-.htm

dinlauren 05-19-2011 04:08 PM

I have one and love it. It has snap on pieces to hold the quilt taut and it's easy to move the quilt to a new position to work on...It's also lightweight and easy to assemble, put away, etc.

maryb119 05-19-2011 04:15 PM

I have a Q-snap floor frame and I use it all the time. I always have a quilt on the frame and when I have a few minutes, I can use the time to quilt. The frame hold the quilt tight and it's lightweight and easy to move around. If company is coming, I can take the unfinished quilt off and put the frame in the box. I would recomend one to anyone who hand quilts.

familyfun 05-19-2011 05:24 PM

Yep.. I have one to... I love using it.. right now it is in the box hiding under my couch... No-one will ever know.. Except my friends on here... LOL

tazzyjj 05-19-2011 06:49 PM

I have a PVC frame now I use as much as i can...I love mine...it folds down to fit under the bed or in a closet...easy to move from one room to another and lightweight!!

Ann63 05-20-2011 02:03 AM

My 88yr and. 93yr old aunts used them until they stop quilting. They started quilting when they used the old wood frame that took up an entire room. Both loved theirs. I bought one from Hobby Lobby. I paid $60 for it using the 40% off coupon.

NY-Flaquilter 05-20-2011 02:46 AM

I have one and use it in our RV. works great in there. I have a wood one at home. The PVC one doesn't take up as much floor space as the wood ones.

BellaBoo 05-20-2011 05:13 AM

It was the first frame I bought. You will want the tilt plastic things for the back legs. I use it to baste some of my quilts when I feel like putting it together. I colored coded the ends with dots of color so I could remember how it goes together. It's simple but a puzzle to remember.

Bamagal 05-20-2011 05:25 AM

I have one. Have tried to use it several times, but can't get used to sitting up straight in a chair. I learned to quilt using a small pvc frame that sits in my lap, about 1 foot square. That way, I can sit in the recliner and still quilt. It can also go where I go, I just fold the basted quilt around it and go!


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