How to Attach The Handiquilter Hammock

[@njlerrn]

Thank you very much for posting, Your instructions were much more clear than the instructions that came with the hammock. I couldn't find any instruction videos on the Handi Quilter site at all. I'm still not sure about the back bolt since I, like Susan Mei below have the Studio 2 frame. Maybe she will share pictures of where she finally attach her back hammock loops. Shame on Handi Quilter for not having videos or at least better written instructions for these "simple" accessories. Thank you Lori.

[@lorilepine5857]

You are most welcome. If I get any other pictures of the Studio 2 frame I will add them.

[@mongonius]

Helpful. Prefer this to reading instructions alone. 🤙🏽

[@lorilepine5857]

Glad I could offer some help.

[@susanmei9980]

What about on the Studio frame? The diagrams in the kit are not clear and the back bolt goes in a different place than what you showed. Any ideas? Not sure what your situation is. Thx.

[@lorilepine5857]

@@susanmei9980 I have never had the studio frame. I’m sorry I can’t assist with that one. But you are right, the directions can be a little difficult to understand.

[@susanmei9980]

@@lorilepine5857 Thanks for responding. I made it work. I looped the back bungees over the side of the frame, like they said to do if you had the front wheel. And put the front ones where they were supposed to be. I can’t believe they don’t have a video on this, especially with such vague instructions. Yours is the only video I found on this. TFS. 🌷

[@fondasarff9701]

My machine brand starts with a g. I made my own with a length of cheap fabric and four straps of the same fabric. Less the $5 and works great.

[@dorothyking3923]

I am wondering if this will work on my Momentum Frame

[@lorilepine5857]

I am not sure. I’m not an educator. I just knew that there was some confusion as to how it was connected. I made this for a reference. This is the only frame I have and I’m not sure how it would fit on other frames.