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claynjazz
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Mar 18, 2017
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I sure would like my previous question answered about the throat space and a rolled up queen quilt. It just seems a little shallow and I am not sure how you would move about once you have 1/2 of the quilt finished. Are there any videos or pictures anyone can share that shows this?
Mar 18, 2017
SandyLucas
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Mar 19, 2017
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claynjazzHi @claynjazz, These videos on the grace frame website, in the How to load fabric on the quilting frames section, may help answer your question.
https://www.graceframe.com/en/resources/support/videos
Mar 19, 2017
Claynjazz5
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Mar 19, 2017
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SandyLucasThanks Sandy. I wasn't asking about the frame. I was ask I ng about the Janome. While it looks to be a decent machine, I looked it up and the throat is 9" small projects will work okay but 9" is too small to roll a queen sized quilt and be able to move any distance. Long arm throat sizes are usually 14 to 18 I chest minimum.
Mar 19, 2017
liz72703
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Mar 23, 2017
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Claynjazz5You will have around 4-5" of quilting space available with the take up loaded when using a mid-arm machine such as this Janome model. Not as much as a long-arm but only a fraction of the price and definitely better than a domestic sewing machine. Larger patterns can be split into two parts to work around this.
Mar 23, 2017
Claynjazz5
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Mar 24, 2017
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liz72703Thank you for the information. The drop is over though. Maybe next time. 😊
Mar 24, 2017
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