Three Videos: Building and Quilting on a Hoop Frame

Published: Wed, 07/13/22

Hi ,

This week I finally finished a big quilting project that I've had to keep secret the past few months. In order to hit the deadline, I couldn't make a new quilting video this week.

So I decided to feature our Hoop Frame videos in this newsletter. The original Hoop Frame and Hoop Frame Pro are on sale this month and here are three videos on how to quilt using your home machine on this frame:

How to Set Up Your Grace Q-Zone Frame with a Home Sewing Machine

Click Here to learn more about this Hoop Frame. I originally began with a home sewing machine on this frame with an 8 inch harp. These days I'm really enjoying using my Janome 8200 on this frame.

How to Load a Grace Company Hoop Frame - Start Free Motion Quilting #2

It's taken me a few years to figure out my favorite loading method for my Hoop Frame. I really like pinning the layers and smoothing everything out on a wall and this is working out great for our Free Motion Quilting Starter Panel!

Quilting Feathers with Rulers on a Hoop Frame! Dream Big Quilt Along

This last video really shows the versatility of quilting on a Hoop Frame. You can load the quilt wonky if that works best for your quilt. Think of the hoop like a traditional hand quilting lap hoop. It doesn't matter which way the quilt goes, and for this Dream Big Quilt, this method worked great.

I hope you enjoyed watching these three videos and learning more about quilting on a Hoop Frame. We are running a sale on this frame, which is scheduled to end on July 15th:

Hoop Frame - Regular Price: $1699.95 Sale Price: $989.00

Hoop Frame PRO - Regular Price: $1999.95 Sale Price $$1199.00

Note - if you plan to use your home sewing machine on this frame, you will need the Top Carriage & Handlebars which is an additional $239.95.

Click Here to check out the Hoop Frame Sale!

That's it for this week, my quilting friend. It's both a relief and a bit weird to now be done with my big project and the deadline that's been on my mind for so long. It's been a lot of work for several months, and I can't wait to share it all with you soon.

Let's go quilt,

Leah Day