Machine Quilting Frame
#2
I saw these at the Road2CA show. My friend bought the stretch fame for 899, it will take a regular machine or a mid arm. She loves it. Hinterberg has been around forever. All of their frames a quality.http://www.hinterberg.com/machine-quilting-frames.aspx
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Originally Posted by shaverg
I saw these at the Road2CA show. My friend bought the stretch fame for 899, it will take a regular machine or a mid arm. She loves it. Hinterberg has been around forever. All of their frames a quality.http://www.hinterberg.com/machine-quilting-frames.aspx
#5
Yep, me too. In fact my friend just had to take hers down and said it took less than 15 minutes. If I were going to machine quilt that is what I would buy.
Hinterberg has been making frames for years. In fact if you have seen Ninnie's handquilting thread on here. That is what she has is one of the handquilting frames.
I saw these demo'd with a Nolting mid-arm machine, and the frame was really NEAT.......10-15 minutes to set up - TOPS.......you buy the galvanized steel poles @ HOme Depot to determine the size that you want/need (can get 3 sets of poles and go from crib to king in minutes........These frames (IMHO) beat out the metal ones hands down..........certainly far less expensive, and great for those who are either just starting their business, or want to quilt their own tops.......
Hinterberg has been making frames for years. In fact if you have seen Ninnie's handquilting thread on here. That is what she has is one of the handquilting frames.
Originally Posted by Shorebird
Originally Posted by shaverg
I saw these at the Road2CA show. My friend bought the stretch fame for 899, it will take a regular machine or a mid arm. She loves it. Hinterberg has been around forever. All of their frames a quality.http://www.hinterberg.com/machine-quilting-frames.aspx
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I'd recommend checking out the different frames offered by Grace. They're not as feature rich as the more expensive frames, but they are functional, and much more affordable. Also -- make sure you check Craigslist. I see people selling quilting frames locally all the time on there.
#8
I just bought the gracie sturdy lite, updated my carriage, and the 1600p and the 6500p from sew vac direct they gave me a discount just for asking how they could help with the price! They delivered all my of my order so quickly and offered tracking number. Ask for Steve he is wonderful... I live to far from a dealer in my area, so this offered a great way for me to get my setup. I love it..
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Originally Posted by AmyS
I just bought the gracie sturdy lite, updated my carriage, and the 1600p and the 6500p from sew vac direct they gave me a discount just for asking how they could help with the price! They delivered all my of my order so quickly and offered tracking number. Ask for Steve he is wonderful... I live to far from a dealer in my area, so this offered a great way for me to get my setup. I love it..
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