Quilting Frame
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 Wooden hand quilting frame  US $400.00
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 Grace Mini Pini Quilting Frame with Janome 1600P Quilting Machine US $1,125.00
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 As You Go Adjustable Quilting Frame US $8.00
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 QUILTING FRAME PLANS Easy To Build US $9.99
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 Delrin Ball Bearing Wheels for New Joy Quilt Frame Kit US $8.99
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 SIT A PON Stand Frame Quilting Quilt Embroidery Cross Stitch Hoop US $36.90
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 Flynn Multi Frame Machine Hand Quilting Frame US $19.99
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 F A Edmunds Quilting Embroidery Quilt Hoop Frame Stand US $44.50
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 KING SIZE WESTERN OLD STYLE HAND QUILTING QUILT FRAME US $155.99
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 EDMUNDS Quilt Frame Extension Kit Solid Maple Wood NIB US $2.99
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 Q SNAP Quilting Stand FrameGently Used US $62.99
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 Flynn Multi Frame Quilting System for Hand Machine Quilting NEVER USED US $36.00
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 Dritz Quilting Quilt N Go Lap Frame 14 X14 US $14.99
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 LAP STAND Frame Quilting Quilt Embroidery Needlepoint Cross Stich Hoop US $35.90
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 Flynn Multi Frame Quilting System US $99.00
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 Grace Start Right Juki TL2000Qi Quilt Frame 1 US $1,497.00
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 Track Carriage Quilt Frame Components February Special US $125.00
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 24 Machine Quilting Ratchet Frame F A Edmunds US $22.49
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 11x11 INCH MAGIK QUILTING AND NEEDLEWORK FRAME FROM SEW RITE US $4.99
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 GRACE NO BASTE QUILTING FRAME Z44 PRO FF FRAME US $304.11
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 American Legacy Quilt Frame US $115.20
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 The Ulmer Quilter Quilting Frame US $189.00
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 NEW NIB Grace Company EZ3 Fabri Fast Fabrifast Quilt Quilting Frame FREE SHIP US $199.95
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 Handi QUILTER BR200 Quilting Machine Portable Frame US $250.00
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 Hinterberg Easy Build Quilt Frame Kit NEW DIY US $84.95
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 HAPPY JACK ALUMINUM ADJUSTABLE QUILTING MACHINE FRAME US $499.00
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 Grace Mini Pinni Quilting Frame US $500.00
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 QUILTING FRAME PLANS Easy To Build US $12.99
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 F A Edmunds Quilting Embroidery Oval Hoop Frame Stand US $34.95
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 18 Machine Quilting Ratchet Frame F A Edmunds US $18.99
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 Grace Frame Z44 Hand Quilting Frame Plain US $332.99
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 Portable Quilting Stands Frame Wood Easy Brand New Natural Wood US $75.00
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| The Quilting And Crafts Blog |
What kind of Machine Quilting frame do you use? What do you like and dislike about it?
I am looking to expand my quilting supplies and abilities....I have been doing freemotion quilting and want to quilt my own bedsized quilts on my machine at home, using a quilting machine. I've looked at the Handiquilter, the Grace Pro, and a few others. What do you use? What is yoru opinion? What's the good, the bad and the ugly!
Thanks!
I have a Little Gracie II with a Janome 1600P-DB machine with a speed control. I can quilt up to a queen size quilt - specifically, I can do a quilt that is 88 inches wide and about 100 inches long. If I need to go any longer, I have to turn the quilt halfway through, which is a real pain. The advantages to this setup are that it is a frame set up (which sounds obvious, but frames are a HUGE boon for quilting), and that it was relatively inexpensive. I paid around $1300 for the frame and machine combined. HOWEVER, if I were to do this again, I would save my money and get something with a longer arm and a wider frame set up. I'd like to be able handle a King size quilt, and that just isn't possible on my setup. My current machine has a 9" arm, which means there is about a 4" - 5" quilting area at the very beginning of the quilt, and about 2" by the end of the quilt. A 17" arm would allow much more complex quilting patterns. If I were going to spend the money now, I'd probably go with a Tin Lizzie. It has a larger quilting space, a wider frame, and a stitch regulator. The stitch regulator slows down the needle speed when you slow down you arm motion. It helps keep your stitch length even, which is a challenge for a newer quilter. It is not cheap at around $6,000, but it is a good, solid set up.
