HQ Sweetsixteen
#2
If I didn't already have the HQ 16 and had a place with less room, then the Sweet 16 would be the way to go. Though I would have a suspension frame with it to hold up the weight of the quilt. I saw one, it sat on the edge of the Sweet 16 table and went up for quite a bit and had spring or bungee type cords that had clamps on the end to hold up the quilt. Unfortunately I can't find a picture and I think it was home made. Will PM if I find out more.
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I'm interested in the Sweet 16 as a sit down machine.
With the other thread recently I have a concern on the operational results.
AliKat ... are you able to get consistent tension top/bottom without pokeys?
Another question, is there any difference between the HQ16 and S16 ... and just that one is a sit down and the other on a frame?
With the other thread recently I have a concern on the operational results.
AliKat ... are you able to get consistent tension top/bottom without pokeys?
Another question, is there any difference between the HQ16 and S16 ... and just that one is a sit down and the other on a frame?