Portable Design Wall for Quilting

[@monicapharo2330]

Lorena, I love you and your channel so very much. Your creative content always seems so relevant to my interests. Very much looking forward to your leather quilting video 🤞🏻

[@denisewibbeler2116]

What a wonderful idea.

[@dawncunningham6051]

Fantastic idea!

[@cathycurrier4443]

Awesome set up! Thanks for sharing your findings! I love your honesty.

[@cheryl8280]

You are so darned cute. I get a chuckle out of every one of your videos! Ain't life grand!!! Today's video was especially humourous because "little mama's" mad at you! Don't tell me they can't express their emotions! I''m not surprised you don't want to mess up your beautiful new walls. Good plan. Please take care and hugs from Canada.

[@daliacastello2608]

Have I been there...........you are not alone I am there every day. Cookie said yes her body language said it all sat down away from you. This was a great video!!! You give such great ideas and helpful info on quilting

[@stitchinginthebarn8307]

Great job! This is a very old art technique that was lost and found in modern times. My daughter is an artist and came across a book on it accidentally and uses the same technique to draw her outlines onto canvases. It saves her days of work. Of course they didn't have electricity when it was first done. The artist would sit someone outside in the sun and then had his canvas and himself in a dark booth with a hole in it and the image of the person in the sun could be seen on the wall upside down. It may be slightly more complicated than that but I never thought of using it to project a quilt design on to fabric! Its a totally legit idea! This is why I watch you! Have a great day!

[@pepperwa]

That is a highly skilled experiment! I think you have set a NEW direction in creativity! Can’t wait to see your results! Go, Lorena!!

[@lowentx]

Great idea! And what a space saver with being able to move and put away. It didn't seem to take you long at all. I would rather spend five minutes putting something together than lose space.

[@johnriggs7994]

I think your absolutely brilliant! That is a fantastic idea. I can't wait to see you do the whole project.

[@brendahunter7298]

Love your vidoes. Do not own a long arm, but i can dream thru you. Thanks.

[@sharonrimsza7960]

Love it!!! I have wanted a projector for a very long time. I can finally play movies in the backyard. And take artwork and line drawings and project them on the screen and transfer for long arm quilting, wood projects, so many things. I bought my husband one of these photography setups with two different setups for lights and extra clamps for backgrounds (green, white, and black) a couple years ago. He loves it! First thing he ever really liked in 16 years! Go figure. Thanks Lorena. I too have learned so much from you!

[@3BeautifulMusketeers]

Love it!!!!

[@kupton52]

Neat stuff...thanks. I have flannel over batting stapled to a large wall area in my sewing room---AND I HATE IT!!! I really need the wall space for shelving. I will look into the photography back-drop frame system. Right now I don't need to projector idea but I'm filing it away in the old noggin' for future reference. You always have the best ideas and advice.

[@michaelalanpaul]

I like this, you put a lot of thought in it. I'm gonna get one for my studio. Thanks

[@roxannegodsey8997]

I use one of these to display quilts I raffle off! They are great!

[@rwind656]

A pull down screen from the ceiling might be a good option. (We had a stand-up screen to watch movies but changed to ceiling mount, less intrusion on the space. Another alternative for some is a hinged fold-down screen that lives up on the ceiling, but that can obscure lighting.)

[@rwind656]

I would eventually like to see the pattern projected directly onto the fabric as it is already on the long arm machine. Having to trace the design and then repeat following the design while quilting is doubling the work. Does that make sense?

[@saundrayork767]

Could this be used to hold the quilt for hand quilting? Is it stable enough?

[@karenguzzi748]

make a casing at top of fabric to fit tube

[@boondockcrafters2636]

What did you use to draw on your fabric? Can’t wait to see if it worked

[@christinemele4908]

Do you still do embroidery? If so, what do you embroider?

[@ToniNov25]

Yes I still do embroider.. hats- logos for business- shirts.

[@sandan2358]

Can you post a link to the photography design wall in a bag please.

[@ToniNov25]

I just put it on the description fir everything I got

[@sandrapavletich9091]

i never realized how much work is needed to long arm a quilt. Watching your videos has taught me a lot!! Your poor puppy didn't know where to go to get away from those pipes.

[@dianelefever3961]

my same question

[@helens7016]

Great video and I truly do appreciate all the wonderful videos you share, but I think you and the music are competing. I didn't enjoy trying to listen to you. :(

[@dmaxwell10686]

Lol. Your poor pooch.