barnbum

Wow!! Those backs are as nice as the fronts. Where do you get the energy for that?? :D I'm out of energy once the top is done. I recognized one of my favorite daisy fabrics in the green quilt--upper right-outside row--2nd from the top. :wink:

desertdebbe

The frame is a Hinterberg Stretch frame with 10' poles. I hear everyone talking about using 12' poles but don't know where they get them as Home Depot, Lowes only sell 10' ones. Anyway that goes up to 120" if I need more than that I'll figure out something. The machine is my beloved Juki 98Q. A workhorse of a machine that does a wonderful job of sewing.
I got the frame for Christmas 07 so I'm still in the newbie process of quilting. My husband made me the handles and a cruise control which works very well. I now find quilting to be a joy which is why I'm getting my ufo's finished off. I've done 8 quilts and have another 8 to go.
I had tried the John Flynn frame prior to this but found it very awkward, it sits on a shelf now. The stretch frame is under $900 and worth every cent.

kathy

I knew the handles looked handy husband made but are you saying he made the cruise control too? I don't think mine is quite that handy! :shock:

Izy

How cool are those t.shirt quilts - Very contemporary and very appealing to the younger generation, yet keeping the art alive!!

Amazing!! Love em all and your quilting is fantastic......wish I had your abilites :D :D

amma

Beautiful quilts, I really like them all :D

Dawn Hendrix

WOW your work is incredable! Love the idea you did for the twins!

jacquemoe

Great work. Doesn't it feel soooooooooo good to get them quilted? I know you love it.

desertdebbe

Yes, I love getting them quilted and finishing up the binding.

debbe
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lin

You sure do beautiful work debbe. And I love your set up. I use a Juki too and love it!...but I don't have a frame. My poor, poor shoulders. LOL

elena

I love the green quilt!!!