EZ3 hand quilting frames
#1
Does anyone here have this frame? My DH husband just bought one for me. Are they hard to assemble and use? I sure hope not. I am so looking forward to using this once I get it put together. :)
#6
My husband and I just finished putting my frames together. I did not put a finish on mine. I was in too big of a hurry to get it together. I will be putting a lap quilt in them tomorrow. Did you use a strip of fabric or just put the fabric in the rods? Which works better?
#7
My first one I put the fabric right on the rails, but I was using a flannel backing for a baby quilt and it was a little hard to get it fastened. I made a set of leaders out of a cotton twill fabric before loading the next one and I found that worked better, but I would make the leaders about 2 or 3 inches longer than suggested in the plans and I think they would work better. Have fun with your frame.
#8
Originally Posted by MamaBear61
My first one I put the fabric right on the rails, but I was using a flannel backing for a baby quilt and it was a little hard to get it fastened. I made a set of leaders out of a cotton twill fabric before loading the next one and I found that worked better, but I would make the leaders about 2 or 3 inches longer than suggested in the plans and I think they would work better. Have fun with your frame.
#9
Yes, that is how mine is too, but I just found that trying to push the flannel into the slot was more work than pinning it to the leaders. Probably if you are working with a cotton backing you will have better luck.
#10
Originally Posted by MamaBear61
Yes, that is how mine is too, but I just found that trying to push the flannel into the slot was more work than pinning it to the leaders. Probably if you are working with a cotton backing you will have better luck.
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