5 Questions to ask before buying a Longarm quilting machine - Watch and Learn Quilting Show

[@saraellsworth7100]

Hi I love your shows

[@PinholeQuilting]

Great video - thank you Kim and Kristina!

[@tammychristiansen4033]

So ironic that you posted this today! My longarm I purchased in late December is being setup in my house today/tomorrow. With the wealth of knowledge you are sharing online, I felt like I would be supported through this learning journey and it made it easier to take the leap to purchase an Amara with a ProStitcher. That and my local dealer are two wonderful ladies I trust.

[@dorrisdale6269]

I love that quilt behind you. Is there a pattern for it?

[@dorrisdale6269]

One big reason for changing to a frame mounted longarm is so you don't have to struggle to sandwich a large quilt on the floor or a table.

[@xiaolanknapp610]

What this frame name?

[@gingerisrael3785]

I need a 8’ table how would I get that size

[@snickerbuckle]

The Studio frame comes in 3 sections, two 4 foot and one 2 foot section. So you could just leave out the center 2 foot section and have 8 feet.

[@gingerisrael3785]

@@snickerbuckle Thank you!