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A used cutting mat would be what I tried first. It would add some grip, repurpose that old mat and I could remove it when I didn’t want it on the table. Just my two cents for whatever they are worth.
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Originally Posted by quiltmouse
(Post 8683896)
Put an upside down flannel backed tablecloth on your table i.e., flannel up. You said Farm Table, in my imagination, that would be a pretty big table. So, get a big tablecloth if you can. Tie it to your table legs (assuming they are near the corners) so it doesn't shift around. Or you know, use some flannel or a flannel sheet.
Take it off when you need to quilt & want it slippery. Just my take. I hope you find what you need. |
EasyPeezy you came up with 2 very good ideas. I liked the pool noodle idea, too.
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I use a 2 lb hand weight to hold it down. When adding binding to a large quilt, l roll my little 3 tier cart over to left of my chair and lock 2 wheels. I still use the weight. 🙂
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Pool noodles, that’s a great idea Easypeesy.
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