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A community member
Jun 24, 2017
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I use a comparable 9" throat mid arm machine on a quilting frame without a problem. Yes the span is shorter and I have to wind my quilt to the next section more frequently, but as far as coverage I have quilted queen sized quilts just fine. I load the larger quilts lengthwise which helps. The beginning span is about 8". I prefer 2 passes of a 4" design, which is narrow but I find it works well for what I do. I have a stitch regulator on the machine also and the stitch quality rivals any of the expensive long arm machines. As a good entry to quilting, this isn't a bad option.
A community member
Jun 30, 2017
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liz72703Mine have also. People are amazed when I tell them what I quilt with. They assume it's a full sized long arm.
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