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I have a old pocket door I made into a iron board, it works great for sandwiching to. God bless.
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Know anyone with a ping pong table?
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LOL I meant using a ping pong table for sandwiching a quilt. It's got the area. I am checking out this website, thanks for sharing. And as always YouTube has many instructional videos we may be looking for as well.
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I use either my Joann's table or the King Size Bed.
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Sharon Shambler's method. No taping required http://www.plentifulpennies.com/2010/07/basting.html
This method uses simple boards that you keep moving as you baste. She shows using it on her dining room table. Clever! |
Originally Posted by Camping Betty
I have a friend that baste my quilts on her longarm
I have her quilt the ones that I give to grandchildren because they get used so much. |
My friend basted about 4 in. just one way
I was so easy to quilt |
That sounds wonderful,keep up the pretty work...
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I called the fire station near my house. It has a community room. My husband and I go there, push tables together, spray and pin the quilt sandwich, wipe the table good, put the tables back and return home. All we need do is to call, reserve the room, and leave it cleaner than we found it. They love us.
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