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11-30-2012, 06:46 AM
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Great deal - congratulations. I too sew with a 'standard' size machine on a quilt frame. It works well, you just have to plan on using a narrower design and roll more often. I did 3 bed size quilts on it last Christmas. Since your frame is only crib size you can do a full size quilt by making each half separately and then join them after the quilting is all done. Use that iron on stuff to join the batting or baste it by hand. Again, congratulations. I know you will love it.
11-30-2012, 07:39 AM
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Originally Posted by alleyoop1
Great deal - congratulations. I too sew with a 'standard' size machine on a quilt frame. It works well, you just have to plan on using a narrower design and roll more often. I did 3 bed size quilts on it last Christmas. Since your frame is only crib size you can do a full size quilt by making each half separately and then join them after the quilting is all done. Use that iron on stuff to join the batting or baste it by hand. Again, congratulations. I know you will love it.
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