Plans for simple old time quilt frame
| Materials Required: |
Quantity |
| "C" Clamps |
4 |
1" x 2" straight boards at least 7 feet long
(This really depends on the size quilt you are making.) |
4 |
| 1" x 4" boards at least 6 feet long |
4 |
| Muslin or ticking |
|
Step 1:
Cut the 1" x 2" boards to the correct length for
the quilt you are making.
Step 2:
Take a strip of Muslin (about 2.5 inches wide) and into a
loop about 1.25 inches wide. Either staple or tack this strip to the frames.
This strip will be used to attach the quilt back to the frame.
Step 3:
Next cut the 1" x 4" boards into pieces as shown
in diagram. This can be done with a power saw or a hand saw.
Step 4:
Assemble the stand as shown in the diagram below.
Step 5:
The frames are held together with the "C" clamps
as shown.
To download a printable version of these instructions:
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