New homemade quilt frame!
#74
Originally Posted by tuesy
Here's many pictures of what this lady did in her RV when they're on the road to quilt.
http://community.webshots.com/album/386112553dDIfcV
http://community.webshots.com/album/386112553dDIfcV
#76
Made my own frame too…. Used two wooden boards, Two 6 ft. folding tables, 2 10 ft. electrical pipe conduits, two ratchets, two ¾ sockets placed in the electrical conduits, 4- 6ft. shelving standards (turned upside down for rails), one grace frame upgrade carriage, 2 12ft grace rails. Cost…. All for less than $300… Best part was I had most of the items in my home already!
#77
Dinah, what did you use for the tracking and did the wheels come with the upgrade? When I looked up the upgrade package it looked to me as if the only thing you got was the handles.
Edited...Oops! Looked at a different site with a better explaination of what comes in the package. Now my next question is how does it stitch. Do you have a problem with eyelashing?
Edited...Oops! Looked at a different site with a better explaination of what comes in the package. Now my next question is how does it stitch. Do you have a problem with eyelashing?
#78
The set comes with the base and the handles...both have the wheels attached. For the rails I used 4- 6ft. shelving standards (turned upside down and screwed into a peice of wood for rails). You can find them in the wire shelving area. Eye lashing isn't a problem it you work the tension correctly.
#80
Originally Posted by Luv2sew4fun
The set comes with the base and the handles...both have the wheels attached. For the rails I used 4- 6ft. shelving standards (turned upside down and screwed into a peice of wood for rails). You can find them in the wire shelving area. Eye lashing isn't a problem it you work the tension correctly.
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