Loading a Quilt, Burrito Method

[@leonawilliams8102]

I wish I could like this a zillion times! I have watched this so many times. I don’t quilt that many quilts, and so every time I load my long arm I look at this video! Thank you so much!🎉

[@ConniePeck1957]

Ive watched this video several times now and it's finally sinking into my hard head! Yours is about the best video! Thank you

[@baconvonmeatwich]

To keep your leader on the top bar, or any bar, manageable, try using children's "slap bracelets". Just slap them around the bar and they'll keep your leader wrapped up tight. Easy on and easy off.

[@adamsewfun.]

That's a great idea.

[@cindyberg9833]

Wish I had seen this before I loaded my first quilt!!! You are a lifesaver, Adam! I will be watching all of your videos 🙂

[@PowerToolsWithThread]

"This is the beans and this is the cheese" LOL Thank goodness I didn't have a mouth full of coffee or it would have been a mess! Great technique. I'll have to figure it out for my Studio 2 frame. Love it.

[@melanieseigler1494]

Roll it wrong? 😂 I have done that ! Your method make a lot of sense. And easy to follow. Thank you!

[@jrich8287]

This will be so much easier on my back! Thank you so much for explaining it so well.😊

[@drewrichardson8789]

Thanks for the tip on protecting your wine

[@lilolgreyhairdlady4093]

Key secret ingredient for loading quilts :). Pins won't hurt as much!

[@ButtonsButterflies]

Where have you been all my 12 years of longarm life??? I am super short and this solved issues and the back and forth after loading was never crossed my path and it was magic!!!

[@anapsrio]

Adam, I just want to say THANK YOU. Your videos help me so much that you have no idea. Well... you probably do. I bought my machine in November/22, had one class... well... just a whatever class I must say. Everything I know I am learning with you, and I can't thank you enough. I loveeeee the Burrito Method and the cheese, beans, tortilla, omg... that's definitely a good way to make me remember it. LOL. Thank you, thank you and thank you!

[@kathydailey782]

I whole❤edly agree! Thanks so much Adam! Now I’m off to look for his Taco Tuesday video 😊

[@lorraineleblanc3230]

OMG. This makes so much sense to me! So much better than any other method I have seen! Thanks so much!

[@vanessaodomsellsmansions]

Making the "table" is ingenious. I will definitely try that. Thanks for sharing.

[@heatherh4455]

I watch this video every time I load my long arm now. It's flawless every time. Thanks for going through everything so methodically. It's very easy to follow.

[@adamsewfun.]

Thank you Heather. I use red snappers most of the time when I load. It's a little different but the video will be out soon.

[@heatherh4455]

@@adamsewfun. I was wondering that! I use them too and was curious if you only use them on smaller quilts. Pinning is my least favorite part of quilting. Don't tell! Haha.

[@adamsewfun.]

@@heatherh4455 I use them all the time unless I need something to be really straight or my backing isn't going to be big enough. I can be more precise with pins than I can with snappers.

[@BetMey1]

Great video! I thought it was great that you didn't rush through the process. You did a great job of explaining. Definitely going to try your way :) Thank you!!!

[@adamsewfun.]

Thanks Betty. If you ever get stuck, I'm always here to help. You can always reach out through email or social media.

[@paulalmitchell2089]

I am SO grateful to you, Adam, for your Burrito Method to load quilts!! I can’t even begin to tell you how many times I have watched this!! Thanks so very much! It’s the method that makes the most sense to me!❤😊

[@ilsebartlett1618]

Oh my gosh you make it look so easy. Going to give your loading a go because that is a real killer on my back the way I do it. Thank you for showing me your way. Cheers

[@adamsewfun.]

Thanks for watching. I saw someone load like this when I first got my machine and haven't looked back...and my back loves me for it.

[@cindymiller1371]

Thank you! I have been teaching myself for the last few years & this is the best info that I have seen!

[@ginahamel4053]

I wanted to tell you I tried your method of loading my backing today and it made a huge difference. Thanks for sharing 😊

[@debrabardani5684]

You are an awesome teacher. My teacher floated her tops so I’ve floated the few I’ve quilted. I’ve also reached across my infinity to load the leaders. This video has changed all that. I can’t wait to try this method. Everything was so well demonstrated. Thank you

[@HopeKelly-c4y]

I just got a HQAmara24 with the new gallery frame and drawer and hammock. I absolutely enjoy learning with you Adam, your adorable and less rigid way of doing things makes it work for my mind. I plan to go right along with your videos as I grow my skill. Thanks a bunch !

[@adamsewfun.]

Congratulations!! That’s awesome. Did you also get the Pro-Stitcher? If you did, I have a playlist called playing in Pro-Stitcher. It’s a great place to start and learn how PS works.

[@karenkennedy93]

Thank you so much! I got more out of this (and your companion Red Snapper) burrito loading video than I got out of 7 hours of searching for "Loading Your Long-arm". I'm new to long-arming, and I just set up my new Moxie (and the Red Snappers). Until your videos, I was ready to return both (yeah...I'm easily frustrated). Thanks for all your instructions. Today is a new day, and armed with your videos, I'm ready to get back into the ring!!

[@adamsewfun.]

I saw the "other" comment (wink) and was going to send you to this video, since I figured you didn't have the red snappers. It will be different if you decided to set your frame up in the low position, just keep that in mind. Glad you found the channel and thanks for watching!!

[@marystreeter134]

I’ve never seen such a complicated way to load a quilt. I’ve longarmed for 5 years. I’m glad I got a few new ideas. I’m so glad this works for you and you are a great instructor.

[@adamsewfun.]

In the Designer room, everyone worked on their own computers and worked along with the instructors doing projects. You can find Micki on FB at: Micki Spinner Chappelear You can find Micki on Insta at: Mickichap

[@LaurieNanaV]

My first burrito! Love how you give instruction ❤

[@barbarakempen2482]

Thank you for the nice close-up shots of what you're doing! I do the zipper method. No poking on the fingers.

[@Candy120204]

I just bought an Amara and found this video. What a helpful tutorial this is!!! Wow! I can't thank you enough for how resourceful you are!

[@adamsewfun.]

I have a lot of helpful videos, make sure you check them out!

[@Moopseyisout]

I tried it your method and it works great! Easy to do and kept everything lined up wonderfully. Thank you for sharing!!

[@lindaedwards6148]

Adam SEW terrific and fun! I love this method. Thank you 🤗

[@sandrastoops215]

This is so much better.. thank you adam you sew much fun

[@christinecorbello7419]

Thanks for explaining this in detail! I'm no longer afraid to start! 😊

[@hitchhikerfromanothergalaxy]

This video was a total game changer for me! I just pulled my latest queen quilt off my frame and I am so happy as to how it came out! Best ever! I started and stopped this video as I was loading the quilt top, batting, and backing to make sure I got it just right. Not only was the burrito technique helpful, everything was so detailed you almost can't get it wrong. In the past I have had bunching of the backing, wonky overlapping of my binding due to stretching, and all kinds of issues. This quilt top had lots of angled piecing (Scott Flanagan's "Warmth of our Stars" in flannel) and I didn't want it to to suffer the same fate as my other quilts have. This time.....flawless! Yeah! I'm going to watch all your other videos now as time permits. Thanks Adam!

[@reneguilder4124]

Great video!! I followed it as I loaded my quilt. So much easier than how I used to do it. ( still a beginner)

[@adamsewfun.]

Glad it works for you!

[@donnabofenkamp822]

Thanks Adam! I love your demonstration. I am getting my Amara set up today and I have so much to learn. Thank you for your videos.

[@adamsewfun.]

glad I could help

[@leonawilliams8102]

Mind blown!! You are AMAZING!!! This is the best loading instruction video I’ve seen! Thank you!!!!

[@adamsewfun.]

Oh thank you Leona!

[@oreoourcat]

Great method. I’m a vegan,but love your burrito method. Thanks for sharing.

[@sharonh2002]

I am going right now to try this method! Thank you for sharing.

[@janicecarole5013]

Thank you for this video. Most helpful. I am new to this and have watched several of these. You have been the most helpful.

[@dianedurden6016]

Thank you for sharing this great technique for loading the pieces of the quilt. So much easier than what I was doing.

[@edover60]

I just got my Simply Sixteen and loft frame set up today and loaded some practice fabric using this method. Super easy and everything lined up perfectly and straight. I think it'll be easy to remember how to do it again later. Thanks so much! Love your videos. I've learned "sew" much from you! I'm a total newbie to long arm and new to quilting in general since April 2021. I'm working on my 9th quilt and looking forward to using the long arm.

[@alexandrawhitelock6195]

Very clever to wrap around back bar...thanks!

[@maryvarnell9665]

Just got my machine. Cannot wait to try this method! Thanks.

[@adamsewfun.]

Let me know what you think and remember, there are a lot of different ways to load, this one just happens to be my favorite.

[@loribarnes5678]

Thank you Adam! I love it and am going to try it this way the next time I load a quilt.

[@adamsewfun.]

Lori, let me know how it goes. It saved my back.

[@loribarnes5678]

@@adamsewfun. I have loaded 3 quilts this way and I love it! I will never load a quilt any other way, you are correct, it saves your back! Thank you again, hope you have a great day!

[@suzannes3971]

Thank you so much for sharing. I am brand new to long arming and your loading instructions are fabulous!!!

[@FizzleFF]

THANK YOU. I have been struggling with my loading and i think you have just helped me. I will have to watch this every quilt I load for a while but i think this might be my answer!

[@mauripiper5390]

Great video. So informative and so much fun to watch. Thanks for doing it!

[@adamsewfun.]

Thank you Mauri. I try to make them fun and informative. I’m really just a big dork that loves to quilt.

[@diannsinclair446]

Thank you for your tutorial! This way is so much easier for me to load!

[@mom3mt]

Wow! I just got the new Moxie and I was a bit intimidated to load my first quilt! You have done such an amazing job explaining the steps, that I have now loaded mine and I'm ready to rock and "roll"!! Thank you so much!

[@kittielashua9399]

I just bought my Moxie and I’ve been afraid to ‘jump in the water’. You make it look fun and easy. Thank you.

[@adamsewfun.]

You just have to jump in and play. You will get better when you let yourself have fun. It really does make a difference.

[@wandaharrelson2146]

Your videos are awesome & easy to understand

[@luannfischer747]

This is going to make my life easier!!!

[@adamsewfun.]

It was a game changer for myself.

[@lisajjameson]

Awesome video, and what a back-saver! I need the long back leader cloth to make the burrito but just loading from the belly bar is life changing to this longarm newb. Thank you!

[@judistern2624]

I took out my red leaders and tried your method. Love the results thanks! easy to do and my quilt is much straighter!!

[@adamsewfun.]

Judi, I'm glad you tried my method. I also use red snappers and when it doesn't have to be perfect, they are such a time saver. You can still do everything almost the same way. I guess I need to make a video on how I do that too.

[@brendawallgren8354]

I love llamas. They make me happy 😁

[@memapoppy4]

Love your videos. Always very helpful. Thank you

[@Tgirldiva]

Thank you. For.some reason I have not been a fan of floating my quilt. I've been preparing and studying videos, and have not yet used my quilt frame just yet. Honestly, I was getting discouraged. Then.....I saw your video. I love this method and WILL be using it. Thank you so much!!!!

[@adamsewfun.]

I hope it works out for you. I don't feel like I can get success from floating my tops, so I never do it. That doesn't mean it's the wrong way, it's just the wrong way for me.

[@kaif1360]

Wow thank you. I just got my first frame and I am feeling overwhelmed it is nice to see different methods and you are a delight to listen to. Hi from Australia 🇦🇺

[@mariwillhite570]

Great vedio! I just set up my Moxie and your tips will come in handy!!

[@mariannmeehankmetz2924]

Great video! Thank you.

[@sandrastoops215]

I will definitely try this, sweet

[@marideehargis3787]

Thanks. So far I'm not loving my new Infinity. STEEP learning curve since it's my first long arm. This method looks like it will be so much easier on my back. And popping the bar up out of the way makes so much sense!

[@adamsewfun.]

You are going to love the Infinity. Play and have fun, get used to the new machine and how it feels and you will be back up to what you were doing in no time. Also, so much easier on the back. I did just purchase zipper leaders and have used them once and I am really loving them so far. I went to a shop where I probably had 50 people through the week I was there and everyone loved them, so I had to try them out. You know us quilters, we love a gadget.

[@annielyst]

I want to learn more about that hammock! Just got my first longarm yesterday. I should have watched your video before loading my backing - it's all askew! lol. I'm going to try again using your method. I need to get the super leaders.

[@adamsewfun.]

Handi Hammock, love it

[@middyk386]

Adam you are just adorable! I recently purchased a long arm (not as nice as yours) but I have gone nuts trying to find a video to help me understand the loading process-yours was the best that I could find to make it easier to do! I'm fixing to watch your other videos next! Thank you!

[@beverlyhendricks9456]

I only have an 18” Avante but my back is screaming by the time I pin my backing ! I’m going to start using this method. Thanks Adam!

[@adamsewfun.]

Wonders for the back, that's why I switched.

[@SuperBettyboop23]

Very very informative I like the way you did it how you loaded your machine almost like I do except for I have the red snappers I did learn about the Exter Bar when you could move the bar up that you could put the batting on thanks so much for Sharing❣️✂️🧵🥰

[@adamsewfun.]

I also use red snapper most of the time. I love them but still pin on occasion.

[@airmom8716]

FANTASTICO! This is so step by step,= easy peasy to follow to perfection. WOW. I really need this! TU so much! I am the 2nd owner of my HQ frame and Avante! I am so not knowing how to properly load my frame, but I have done it one time. I don't even know if my leaders are on straight! I have not even used all of the poles and wondered WHAT the 4th pole was even used for??? This is really going to help me to do everything properly! I also have the snappers. Mine are blue. I like your idea of the plumb line. Your batting is so unwrinkled, and you fold it so evenly! I will look at the red snapper video that you made. Going to check out my leaders now to see if they are on straight. Thank you again. I don't know how you knew the subject of: LOADING, was such a stickler for so many... It seems like I avoid my machine use because of this usual mess(with me) of my questionable loading technique. It starts with the leaders! They have to be on straight.

[@adamsewfun.]

Glad I could help, thanks for watching!

[@dianafromaustralia3244]

@Airmom There are KZbin tutorials by HQ for assembling your frame and setting up your leaders. Very helpful! Enjoy stitching! 🌸🌸

[@zsazsajones2440]

Thank you I'm going to try it tomorrow. I have a Avante I like the second crank.

[@adamsewfun.]

The second hand wheel really makes thing easier, especially when working with a larger quilt.

[@shirleyrichardson5171]

Learn alot by watching the video

[@katsews6783]

Great details! Your instruction is amazing!

[@quilts-by-carmel6754]

Great suggestions! I will definitely experiment & see if it helps! Thank you 😊

[@cathymontowski1263]

Thanks Adam, you made it look easy. I’m new at this and just found your videos & FB page.

[@adamsewfun.]

No thank you Cathy for watching and supporting the channel. I love sharing my passion.

[@Needledownquilting]

i use washi tape and wrap it around the tension bar - it use it as a measurement when i am quilting and rolling up the quilt. you may need to change it on each quilt depending on how your quilting .but it helps keep the leader from rolling all over the place.

[@nataliarodriguez6766]

Great video! I am very new to longarm quilting on a frame.

[@adamsewfun.]

You are going to love it, reach out with any questions.

[@Darlsc1]

Enjoyed your vid o! I’m getting ready to set up my HQ Forte, and your video was easy to follow and understand! I watched one from longarm university, and not much was shown besides the quilt top. No loading, rolling, or placing batting. I didn’t learn anything from that video, but you made it very clear on yours! Thank you for taking time to make a great video, much appreciated. 😊

[@adamsewfun.]

Thanks Darlene and congratulations on your new addition. You are going to love it. Remember to let yourself have fun and get used to everything. It takes some time but as long as you are not too hard on yourself, you will fall in love very fast.

[@bethspeece2401]

I love your method...I have been struggling with the bars

[@katheadams9917]

Your video is so awesome! Several years ago, my wonderful husband bought me a Grace quilt frame. It is basic. The salesman talked him into an embroidery machine, as a quilting machine. No. We sent that back and got a Juki home machine. Not a long arm. The frame has only 2 bars and has been a trial loading . Your video is going to make loading my quilts so much easier, even though i only have the 2 bars. My next watch will be the one using the red snappers. I do use all that i have, because, well, it does make quilting faster and easier. Thank you for this video. Question: HOW do you get your batting so flat?

[@caroldevine7501]

Loved your video. I load the front bars just as you do. I was always taught to pin so the pins are on the leader side which will prevent fraying of the fabric. With your method, the pins on the back of the backing are on the fabric side. No problem if you’re using the self-identify, but I’d be concerned of fraying using your method.

[@adamsewfun.]

I have never heard not to pin into the fabric and it's actually the preferred way we recommend to pin the back leader on. The way I do it, it keeps the "seam" of the leader and fabric pointed up, so I can see everything. I will keep an eye out in my classes and see if anyone has ever had that issue.

[@cynthiaradobenko955]

Love this!

[@rosadrover2070]

Thanks for sharing

[@annb4013]

Awesome!

[@jenbone28]

Fun method! I just got the super leader for the back bar.

[@beckylepicard9225]

Wow! You make it look so much easier. I am definitely going to try you way. I was using the big green wonder clips to hold the leader to the fabric, until I got it pinned. Love the idea of the tables. May have to ask Santa for a Super Leader too. I’m really enjoying your videos. I have a used Advante’ with the ProStitcher, so watching many videos to find which way works best for me. Thanks Again, and please make more videos.

[@adamsewfun.]

OMG the Super Leader on the Studio Frame is AMAZING! It brings the leader almost all the way to your front bars. Santa would be a great person if he brought you one.

[@gagarowe6404]

Grenades indeed!

[@adamsewfun.]

I hate when I drop it but laugh every time!

[@tameramclaughlin4855]

👏🏻👏🏻Thank you👏🏻👏🏻

[@Str8eeth]

What is the hammock you put your batting in? I just bought a long arm quilter from a girl whose mother had passed and was an avid quilter. It came with a nice metal Grace frame so I was watching you tube to try and learn how to load a quilt. Thank you for the instructions….im sure I’ll need to watch it at least a half dozen more times to actually GET IT!😢But my leader clothes are not as big as yours and the hammock thing is something I may need as well.

[@susanmei9980]

It’s a Handi Quilter Handi Hammock. 🌷

[@carathrenL]

Love your method. Sadly, with my APQS, I cannot take my bar up like that to add the batting.

[@adamsewfun.]

Carrie, I know where you can trade it in...HAHAHA JK JK. When I purchased my machine, the pole cradles had just been released. You better believe I would have bought them if I didn't get them with my machine.

[@carathrenL]

@@adamsewfun. love your sense of humor!!! Thanks for sharing. :-)

[@kathleenverity574]

I just learned why I “need” pole cradles! I hate stuffing the batting through the bars.

[@adamsewfun.]

They are awesome!

[@darlenegeorge5558]

Thank you

[@ladydean49]

Adam, I just found your KZbin video on loading a quilt. I have Red Sappers I used them instead of pinning but this time I'm going to pin the quilt top I like your method. I do set my bar on the top of the frame to lay down the batting. The net that's holding the batting, may, I ask where did you purchase the net in do you mind sharing.

[@adamsewfun.]

Thanks for watching. I also use red snappers a lot of the time and I just uploaded a video on how to load the burrito method when using them. Be sure to check that video out. The net is the Handi Hammock, any Handi quilter Retailer should be able to order one for you.

[@ladydean49]

@@adamsewfun. Thanks for the info. Need to place an order with Handi quilters, I have 18 x18 Avant’e.

[@peachycheeks4394]

Thanks for a great video. Question. How do you get your batting so smooth before putting it on there? It looked like it was pressed as it looked so good. Thank you

[@joannesather2292]

Hi, Adam! Do you have a easy way for loading when the frame is setup in clear view mode? I have an Amara and feel like clear view gives me a little more throat space. Second, my PSA for the day - I bought magnetic badge holders on the “Big A” shopping sight and use the magnetic portion to hold the edge of my leaders to keep them from flapping around and getting in my way. They’re not pretty like the ones sold as sewing notions, but are inexpensive enough that I got enough to give a few to my friends with longarms.

[@adamsewfun.]

Joanne, another video on the list of ones to make. I don’t use Clear View that much, so have to think of an easy way to do it.

[@mjp5129]

Hey, I know this video is 4 years old, but I wanted to ask you a question. I have a Grace Majestic frame. It’s about 9 years old. It doesn’t have an Idler bar. I noticed your frame has a nice one, like most of the newer frames. My husband is going to try to modify mine. My question finally. How far off your machine bed does that Idler bar sit? I know with my frame, every time I roll up the quilt, after quilting, I have to raise my take up bar. Supposed to be able to put your fingers under the quilt roll. I sometimes forget and that gets pretty heavy. I have RA, so I don’t have a lot of strength. That’s where I usually mess up and end up picking the out the mess. So the Idler bar will really help, because I don’t think you have to adjust it at all. If you could let me know, I would sure appreciate it. I probably could find out if you don’t get this, so thanks anyway. Great video

[@barbarakempen2482]

Where do you get to Handi hammock? I like that idea

[@StitchHouseTexas]

Adam's currently teaching at our shop, Stitchhouse and we have Handi hammocks in stock. So if you're interested contact us at [e-mail] or give us a call at 972.596.5628.

[@pattymacdonnell1842]

What a great video. Thanks.. what kind of lights? And that batting hammock looks awesome.

[@adamsewfun.]

The light bar is call the HQ HighLight system. They come in 5, 8/10, and 12 feet. They are stand alone, so you don't even have to have a long arm to use them. I'm thinking about getting the 5 foot to go over my domestic machine. The hammock is called the Handi Hammock, it just attaches to some knobs on the sides of the machine and I LOVE IT. I bought it day one it was out and haven't looked back. It's strong enough to hold the weight of two layers of batting cut for a king size quilt.

[@5kidsmyhusbandandme]

Thank you for sharing. I recently got a King Quilter 2 Elite. The lady I started following floats the top & doesn’t load the quilt top. I love how she does it but I also need to know how to do this as well. Not many videos out that I have found with the quilting frame like what I have. This is great!! Now to go search & see if you have any quilting videos that will help me. 😊 I made myself a plexi board so I can sketch on. Any pointers for any of this? Thanks in advance.

[@adamsewfun.]

I use Quilters Preview Paper to sketch designs on. Your board should work fine. I don't float my tops, it's just a personal preference.

[@5kidsmyhusbandandme]

@@adamsewfun. Thank you for replying. 😊

[@sandyrobison8536]

I'm a longarm newbie and loaded my quilt using your burrito method. Had to reattach my backwards leaders and need to get a super leader for top bar. Does it matter if you pin all pins in one direction? Have neuropathy and that's easier on my fingers

[@adamsewfun.]

I always pin in one direction, it won't hurt a thing.

[@sherryjenkins5127]

What if i have a queen frame but a king backing? How do i put it on?

[@adamsewfun.]

You can only load something the same width as your leaders. You might be able to do it but I don’t know how you would.

[@deborahcripps7247]

Please tell me about the mesh bag under your frame that holds your batting.

[@adamsewfun.]

It’s the Handi Hammock and any Handi Quilter retailer can order one for you.

[@cindyberg9833]

Is a super-leader longer than 27"?

[@wangxingproductions1069]

I have a Babylock Jewel and I have the two bars in the front, one bar down in the middle on the bottom and one bar in the back. The markings on the table have the backing on the top bar, the top on the bottom bar with the batting going onto the bottom lower bar. Watching the video, when I loaded the backing on the top bar, the top on the bottom bar, there was no way for me to get the batting in onto the bottom bar because the quilt backing blocks the batting from going down. Nor am I able to stuff it between the two rails like you did so it can just sit between the two rails. Should I reverse how I've put the backing and top and see if I can tuck the batting in-between the two rails leaving the lower middle bar empty? Also my panels aren't level. They're tilting down 45 degrees. Are the ratchet poles able to be leveled? If so, how? The instructions that came with the machine aren't clear and I don't have the cd that came with the machine when I bought it.

[@adamsewfun.]

You have a different frame than I have, so you would have to load according to what your manufacturer recommends. I believe your frame would be more like the Handi Quilter Clear View style, where the top of loaded onto the correct bar, cascades over the front. I have a video loading the burrito method in clear view, that one might work for you. The other questions about your frame I cannot answer because I’m just not familiar enough with the other frames out there.

[@wangxingproductions1069]

@@adamsewfun. I basically followed your burrito method ignoring the batting rail underneath and managed to get the quilt loaded. Then, of course, my needle broke! Now on wait for needles being shipped.

[@PrescottAZ4U]

Problem solved. Once you use Adam technique to load, just switch the two bars around. Really easy

[@wangxingproductions1069]

@@PrescottAZ4U How do you switch the two bars around once they're loaded? I mean that would be unwieldy and awkward, right? I may be misunderstanding you.

[@sylviadjones3284]

T took my ga;llamp long are in to have the timing fixed so how do I put the quilt back on it is 3/4. or more quilted and I am having problems getting it to sit right

[@sherrydenileon5290]

strang question can you load a quilt fom side to side or should you go top to bottom. I have a 12ft sweet sixteen and thought I can quilt more at a time if loaded side to side less advancing thankd Sherry DeNileon Brighton CO

[@adamsewfun.]

You sure can. I have done it many times.