My Foolproof way to baste a quilt
10-30-2015, 10:19 AM
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Sounds great! I wish I had a wall space big enough.
I'm too impatient to do all the pressing, though, and so far not pressing has not been a problem for me. I sandwich my quilts on a table but admit I have not done a queen or king size that way.....in fact, if I ever make a king size quilt, I'd hope to hire someone to do the sandwiching for me, never mind the quilting!
I'm too impatient to do all the pressing, though, and so far not pressing has not been a problem for me. I sandwich my quilts on a table but admit I have not done a queen or king size that way.....in fact, if I ever make a king size quilt, I'd hope to hire someone to do the sandwiching for me, never mind the quilting!
10-30-2015, 06:46 PM
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Actually, I guess I'm reasonably tall (5'6"), with long arms, so I have never had a problem reaching the top of the 6 foot design wall. The 7 1/2 feet is the width, rather than the height. Obviously I haven't done a quilt larger than what fits on my design wall. I'm not much for doing queen or king size quilts. But it sure works for most of the quilts I do! I guess I never realized how fortunate I am to have a wall that large in my sewing room!!
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