As I'm in the middle of seam ripping my quilting from a poorly sandwiched quilt I was thinking how to better get the tension on the layers. Quick google search and your video popped up. This is genius and exactly what I need. Thank you for the tutorial.

Great and very well presented video, thank you. I’d love to see a tutorial video on using the frame. Your layering process is explained clearly, but it would be helpful to see how you pin, then move the sandwich to the next quadrant for pinning/basting. I assume you reach the center by working from both sides?

Would love to see a video showing process of putting the quilt on the frame

I'd like to see this idea in actual use. And for those who might want to build this, I suggest getting a Ratcheting PVC cutter. Your work will go quicker. These cutters are available on Amazon and the big box hardware stores.

Thank you for making the video!! I do my own quilting and sandwiching is the hardest part!! Love this frame and can't wait to get started on making one.

thank you so much for sharing!!!!! saw this on facebook and was trying to figure it out. You have made it so easy!!!

Kathleen I absolutely loved your video. I tried so many different processes like you did, to no luck. Can you please do another video showing the pinning, if you baste the outer edges. So many of us would greatly appreciate this. Please !

Hi Kathleen. I have just finished building myself this frame.I have modified it for my needs.I do lap quilts, so 10 -2ft and 2 to spare were enough. I accidentally purchased 2 extra t's so I added 2 more legs. I have the 6 -1ft, too ,if needed. And quite frankly, my arthritis in my hands wanted no part of cutting those smaller pieces! Please note: you may need a dremel to remove some of the pvc to be able to insert into couplers. I did The Vaseline tip was brilliant!!!! Can't wait to get my next quilt sandwiched on it and not be crawling on the floor. Thank you. Happy quilting everyone ❤

Thank you for making video, was so pleased to see it when you posted on the quilting site. Great and easy to follow tutorial. Excellent looking quilt frame. Husband is going to be busy her, once I get the pvc piping 😊

Great video. Very clear explanation & demo of the process. Thank you so much!!

Thank you so much! You’re terrific and so clever❣️

Thank you for making this video wonderful idea can’t wait to go get the supplies ❤

This is cool. You can make a draw string bag to keep all your pieces in

Thanks for sharing, I can’t wait to try your method.

Thank you for making this video and for explaining all the details of constructing the frame. When I have my quilt nicely basted it gets small puckers when I’m actually quilting it. I’ve been using really busy fabric for the back to hide it if it does get puckers. I’m actually thinking of doing more quilt as you in large blocks or small baby quilt size and then just joking four to make a large quilt.

It would be nice to see you use the frame to make the sandwich.

Thank you for sharing this!!!!!

Great idea!

THANK you for sharing this tutorial so quickly. I was impressed with the picture that you shared recently. I love that it is adjustable and portable. I may have questions about specific sizes and I hope you don't mind me contacting you for that.

Thank you Thank you Thank you !!!

Great jobon the video.

Omg, your quilt is so beautiful! All I've mastered is geometric shapes. I look at your accomplishments in awe. Do you hand quilt all your creations? How do you come up with the idea and pattern? Incredible!

Do you have a list of the parts measurements? I am going to have me son-in-law cut them for me!

I was hoping you'd show how you sew with that. Or do you pin it and take it off to sew it?

Thank you for the video I thought your idea was great and plan to make one for myself as I advance into quilting. What did you use for the bottom of you legs to prevent floor damage and sliding?

Have you used this frame to hand quilt? I'm a beginner quilter and I am doing everything by hand. I don't have the space for a permanent quilting frame. I was hoping this could be an option for me.

Do you think this would be sturdy enough for hand quilting as well?

Do you have a list of measurements by chance that i could purchase?

Just curious, what is the biggest quilt you have done with this system? It is fabulous by the way. Thank you for sharing.

Do you also need support in the center all the way across in both directions?

Thank you so much for this explanation! I’m curious why you chose 30 in tall (desk level) as opposed to 36”(counter level)? How big is the frame you showed today?

Thank you for the video. Can this method be used for spray basting?

What is the pipe cutter called?