John Flynn quilting table
#2
are you talking about his frame?
If you click on search up at the top and type in flynn frame, there are several posts about this very topic. MollieSue made her own version of the Flynn frame from pieces that are easy (and cheap) to get at a hardware store. I purchased all the pieces to make one for 15 dollars and some change. Here is her post!
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-24223-1.htm
If you click on search up at the top and type in flynn frame, there are several posts about this very topic. MollieSue made her own version of the Flynn frame from pieces that are easy (and cheap) to get at a hardware store. I purchased all the pieces to make one for 15 dollars and some change. Here is her post!
http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-24223-1.htm
#3
If you are doing small quilts up to crib size or so.. you will probably be happy with this frame set up.
The problem with this frame is the more you have rolled up on the bars, the more of the sewing machines throat area is being taken up...
Larger quilts wider than 44" or so, mean you would need to buy bigger rods for the frame too. This makes is necessary to have more room on either side of the machine.
The problem with this frame is the more you have rolled up on the bars, the more of the sewing machines throat area is being taken up...
Larger quilts wider than 44" or so, mean you would need to buy bigger rods for the frame too. This makes is necessary to have more room on either side of the machine.
#6
Thank you most of my quilts are under 30 inches I have only done one king size quilt and that is this month and I am having it longarm quilted all the rest have only been walls or minis so it does sound like this will work for me
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