PVC with straps
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PVC with straps
Not sure if it was this site. I saw a contraption that held the quilt while you were FMQ. I wanted to show my husband but can't find it. I sure could use your help. Thanks
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Are you looking for Jenoops? I asked my husband to make several of them for members of our charity sewing group. Even if you do not use them for quilting, the idea is great for putting on binding. The arms of Patsy Thompson's system look like the systems used to control dogs while grooming them.
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I bought a 36 in clamp from box store like these, https://www.lowes.com/pd/IRWIN-QUICK...Clamp/50137694
They should have a hole at the top end. I had one older one and had to drill a hole, very easy. I Threaded bungee cord (removed the hooks), through the hole, tied a knot and added a small clamp to the other end. Very cheap and works great.
They should have a hole at the top end. I had one older one and had to drill a hole, very easy. I Threaded bungee cord (removed the hooks), through the hole, tied a knot and added a small clamp to the other end. Very cheap and works great.
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Hope this helps.
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I have the Jenoops--it is a great system. There are plenty of pictures of setups on Pinterest.
Are you looking for Jenoops? I asked my husband to make several of them for members of our charity sewing group. Even if you do not use them for quilting, the idea is great for putting on binding. The arms of Patsy Thompson's system look like the systems used to control dogs while grooming them.
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