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I bought one to work on a king-sized quilt. Using it was killing my back, so I decided it was easier to just quilt in a hoop on my lap. It still has its uses, though--it's become kind of a permanent fixture in my family room where I can throw whatever quilt I'm working on. My family hates it!
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It is for hand quilting or basting. I have one but my sewing room is too small to put it up and leave it all the time. When my son and granddaughter move out again I will put it up in the living room.
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It might be as nice item to have, but I don't think you need it to start out with. There are more important tools that you will need
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Have one, tried using it once, put it back in box and packed away lol
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No,you don't need one. if you want to hand quilt, just use a small hoop you hold on your lap. Then your work can go along with you
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I use a large hoop.. that way I can turn it to be able to comfortably quilt any which way.. It's easy to move and easy to put away.. I don't think I'd like a big floor frame...
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I have one. I really like it and when I don't have a quilt on it I take it apart and hide it under our bed.
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Originally Posted by raedar63
I have one I got on ebay, Joanns also sells them,you can get 40 percent off if you time it right! I haven't used mine yet but am positive I will like it cause I do not have room for a traditional frame or a longarm frame.
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I've used mine once to hand quilt a queen size quilt. I enjoyed being able to move it around to take advantage of the light. It's easy to take apart & put back in the box for storing. I bought it at JoAnns.
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THAT IS FOR HAND QUILTING , BUT i PREFER THE WOODEN ONE i HAVE IT ADJUST TO FIT ALL SIZES
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