Where there is a wil, there is a way!
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(((((((If you figure out how to keep the quilt from catching on the corners--please let me know!!))))))))
This drives me nuts! I have a store-bought extension table with rounded and beveled corners and it still does it! Is there not a way to fix it?
This drives me nuts! I have a store-bought extension table with rounded and beveled corners and it still does it! Is there not a way to fix it?
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I think that the weight of the quilt is the problem, not the table. I find that when I'm trying to quilt or bind my large quilts that a dining room size table is the only way to go. Even than if it slides off I have a devil of a time until it is all up and on the table. Just my thought. :)
I would like one for piecing, mine is very small.
I would like one for piecing, mine is very small.
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Diane, That is great. I did the same thing, except I drilled a screw into the legs (mine travels with me). Another suggestion would be to add a measuring tape tape along the edge. I believe that Dirtz sells some, I found mine at Michaels.
Good Job!!
Good Job!!
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Originally Posted by dakotamaid
Love this. My hubby doesn't know it yet but he is making me one!
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