Is the quilt stable once it is hung up? i.e. if you bump into the quilt is it going to shift or swing since it is hung from only one center nail?
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It is stable in that it does not fall down even when wind is blowing quilt. Yes it moves with the wind or if someone bumped it, but it also settles back into place without adjusting if you put clip in center.
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I bought a queen cover for it, a duvet. I am going to say the quilt is a bit bigger than the duvet. The quilt is square. I have not measured the quilt..... It is not too large for the Queen bed. It does slip and slid. Sometimes off the bottom of the bed, two foot or more of the quilt is off the bed. [Of course that might have to do with my dog-of-questionable-parentage sleeping with us!]
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Hmmm I am trying to pic this in my head...I have never had a problem getting all pieces to meet where they should. have you tried it on another type of table? Does the piece that goes up and down and lock move properly?
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I have a very heavy comforter that I leave on it. I only put it on the bed when "company" comes. This is a great quilt/ comforter rack and will hold a heavy quilt.
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I use it strictly for free motion quilting. I could not use the foot pedal and keep a consistent speed. My thread kept breaking. Now , I am able to control the speed as I am quilting and getting better results.
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This quilt is pretty sturdy...I've had it for months now through several washings, and it is the same soft, strongly stitched quilt. I think it would hold up to a small dog just fine.
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It is pieced. I have the quilt and I really like it because it isn't as heavy as a comforter and nice in warmer weather.
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It really looks like in the picture. We love it. Look at the measurements of your bed before you buy: ours is higher than normal and the quilt doesn't fall down to the floor but stays about 5 inches above it.
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No the stuffing doesn't seem to shift within the squares. I have shaken mine when I change/ wash bedding and I guess more from habit than necessity. It didn't seem to make any difference. I would buy it again it's a good value. I hope that helps!
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You need to use a quilt hanger sleeve along the back top edge of the quilt. You leave a small section open (finished) in the middle of the sleeve. You can sew the top edge(s) of the sleeve into the top seam of the quilt along with the binding and then handsew the other edges, or just handsew all the way around. Or - You can buy a sleeve ready to use from the same company. It's a brilliant design for supporting the quilt and displaying it with no other leveling needed. Here's a good website that even has a video explaining this. http://www.hangitdangit.com/instructions.asp These are the best quilt hangers I've ever used!
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I put it together myself while my kiddos napped. I had one bolt up on the handrail that would screw it, but I was afraid I would strip it if I pushed more, so I asked hubby to tighten the one nail when he got back. Otherwise, easy breezy!
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Yes I have a quilt on mine now and it does fold up. Of course with a quilt on it it is not perfectly flat but pretty close. I fold mine up every time I am not sewing on the quilt and store it behind a couch. . It's lightweight and easy to handle. Right now I have the width on the frame for a 90 inch quilt and I can still carry it into another room if I need to. It is long though and a little awkward because of the length but it is not heavy. I am quite happy with the frame overall.
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Hi there! No seam at the corners, and my bed has a footboard, quite low the quilt looks fine. It's truly lovely!
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Never had a problem with the unmolding. As soon as I took the center piece out, it seemed to release pressure and unmold, just dropped out. Are you sure you filled it right and kept it upside down till it set. After that just turn it over and take out the middle piece.
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Hi! You can put a quilt of any size on this frame. After you make your quilt "sandwich" (top, batting, and back), baste it or pin it together, then simply drape it over the quilt frame and put on the clamp pieces. I usually start my stitching near the center of the quilt. Quilt the area inside the frame, then pop off the pieces that hold the quilt in place and shift it to a new area. Turn the quilt around as necessary to keep it from piling up in your lap. I love this frame. It comes apart in minutes and you can store it in the box. I went to Lowe's and had them cut me a piece of Masonite (lightweight board used in construction) 3' x 5' and I lay that on top of the quilt frame when it's empty so I can sort quilt block pieces. Then I store that board under my mattress until I need it again. I have a wooden quilt frame, but I don't think I'll ever use it again because this plastic one is so easy and quick (and takes up less floor space) to use. Happy Quilting!!!
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Mine stays in place, but as my review said, I had to bend it to get the iron in, so it's sort of a custom fit now. If it does move you could easily bend the metal so it doesn't move
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The quilt has a good bit of weight to it. In my case, I think part of that reason is because it hangs longer off the sides. This quilt is beautiful, I've received so many compliments. It's perfect for winter and I still have it on my bed going into summer, albeit I do have to kick it off if me and just use the sheet.