Grace NM-EZ3 Quilt frame
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Someone in my area has a Grace NM-EZ3 quilt frame for sale. I have no experience with it. They are asking $75.00. Would appreciate any comments on the frame and if this is a good price. Thanks in advance!
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I don't know about the NM, but this is the current Grace EZ3 frame:
http://www.graceframe.com/site/handframes/ez3
Looks like a great price, especially if it includes all 3 sizes of rails. Have you quilted on a frame like this before? I prefer a lap hoop because it allows me to change the orientation of the quilt. That way I can always quilt in the direction with which I am most comfortable.
http://www.graceframe.com/site/handframes/ez3
Looks like a great price, especially if it includes all 3 sizes of rails. Have you quilted on a frame like this before? I prefer a lap hoop because it allows me to change the orientation of the quilt. That way I can always quilt in the direction with which I am most comfortable.
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Personally I do not like my EZ3. I do not find it to be the least bit easy. But, you really never know till you try so for $75 if you think you would like it I say go for it. I will still use mine (when I get a bigger house cause we don't have room for it in this house lol) but I think I like using a hoop now. Although I have only done a small quilt in a hoop, a big one might change my mind again.
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I have not used the EZ3, but I have the Grace frame Z44 which is the more deluxe model. I bought mine used for $250 with the clamps and cloths on the poles. It has been worth every penny. I have a quilt on most of the time. It is also useful for basting a quilt for machine quilting. If you have the room, I think you will like it. It is a good price. You might want to check out the Z44. They are advertised used quite often here. Just make sure it has the nylon gears rather than the wooden gears and the metal poles. As someone else said, make sure that it has all the parts and the instructions to put it together.
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I don't know what this frame is like, but I bought an old model z44 at a thrift shop and use it for layering my large quilts. It is great for that use. I have not quilted on it. Maybe I'll upgrade to a newer model one of these days.
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