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Quilting frames 

We stock quilting frames and hoops from Grace and Klass and Gessmann.  A quilting frame enables you to quilt without the need for basting.  The frame also allows you to precisely tension the quilt top and backing independently so that layers are flat and smooth, ready to quilt, without puckering.  They can be a beautiful addition to your living or sewing room where your handiwork can be admired!

A selection of our frames and hoops are available to order online.  Click here to go to the frames page on our Online Shopping Basket. 

 

What is the typical size of the quilts you will be making?  

Will you need to dismantle the quilt frame for storage?

How much room will you have when the quilt frame is in use?

 

These and many other questions are explored in the document – “Choosing your Quilting Frame or Hoop” by Liz Sewell (published in British Patchwork and Quilting, February and March 2001). 

For information on how you attach a quilt to a frame please click here

We also have a Frames Information Pack, which we would be happy to send to you.  Please contact us by emailing mailorder@cottonpatch.net with your name and full address details (including postcode).

If you wish to place an order or you are not sure which frame is right for you, please call us on 0121 702 2840 (+ 44 121 702 2840 (outside UK).  We are happy to discuss the merits of individual quilting frames based upon your particular requirements.

 

Pauline Burbidge producing quilts using her Grace frame

One of our clients, Pauline Burbidge, using the Grace Machine Quilter Frame and one of her finished quilts. Further details of Pauline's quilt work can be found on her website at www.paulineburbidge-quilts.com. Photography by Luke Watson