how large is throat or quilting area ?
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Not that large. The only thing I don't like about it is the tight work area. It takes getting used to and If I did a lot of quilting I would not be happy. Otherwise it's great!
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Jaws/Cutting Edges: .52"L x .28" at tip opening. Throat Depth of .538".Overall: 5.76"L x 3.22"W at center of handles.
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the working area between the needle and the side of the machine body is 6.5 inches and the hight is 5 inches. This space is great for quilting baby quilts and larger if you know how to roll and center-outside sew. I pray that I have helped answer your needs. chanlin
1641992
I think it could do a twin sized quilt without any problems. Probably bigger as well. I will try to get the dimensions when I get home and update.
1095613
I get approximately 9 x 6.5. It's hard to get an exact measurement because there are some curves. I put my Designio onto a Gracie queen size frame. My quilt was not a full queen size which I would say is about 108 inches, but it was somewhere in the area of 90 some inches wide by 90 some inches long. It also was not really puffy. It was actually two pieces of fabric covering an old quilt that I used as batting, which made for a little more loft than usual, but like I said, not puffy. I still had plenty of room left in the harp at the end.
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95 x 105 inches It is wider and longer than normal King Quilts, it fits on my bed very nice. I love this quilt.
669802
You will have to do your own measuring. My quilt is on a tall bed and it lays over the sides and covers the top of the dust ruffle which is extra long.
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I have no exact measurements at the moment but I can tell you I have a very hard to fit "California King size mattress with a raised pillow top and 4 king size pillows stacked on it" and this quilt actually fits over all of that with a little more to spare. Its wonderful !!!
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I have a Brothers PQ 1500S straight stitch sewing machine. It works very well but because the harp is only 9 inches, you only get 5 inches of sewing space before you have to roll the quilt for the next section you intend to quilt. Hope this helps. I love my frame.
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The hole is 12 3/4 X 24" on the inside lip. There is a little ledge of about 1/4 in on the inside. I have a Janome 7700 quilting machine with a 10" throat it fits in there and then some. I have the shelf at about 3 1/2" and have a clear acrylic "table that fits onto my machine and sits on the top of the cabinet top. I don't know anything about your machine, but I hope the measurements help you out. I love mine, the only thing is I wish it has a couple of little drawers. I folded mine up and took it to a quilting retreat, rolls right along, easy to handle, just heavy. Hope this helps.
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4.5 inches high and 8 inches from needle to side I just finished a crib quilt with plenty of room so I think you'll be fine.
159107
To Deborah, The quilt I have is approximately 86"wide by 86" long. It's a full/queen size. It works well as a coverlete on a queen size bed and would be a nice quilt for a full size bed. Dianne
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The cut out area is 3 1/4" wide x 8 3/8" plus that extra little cut out area in the front of 1 3/4 x 3 1/2" approx. The opening slides around the piece of my Janome "Harmone 8080" sewing machine that holds the bobbin (the bed) but there is a gap of about 2 1/2" on the left because it can't slide all the way. There is also a gap in the front of 1 3/4" x 3 1/2" because the shape of the sewing machine is different from the felting machine. Still for the price I think it's worth it and the gaps don't cause me any trouble and I've been using it regularly since I bought it a few years ago.
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The answer is in the description of this product. The throat is 4.5 ' wide (distance between the rods) and 5" deep.
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I am not sure of the exact measurements, but I have a queen size bed, and I ordered a king size and it fits better than the queen size did. The quilts seem to run a little smaller than a normal size quilt, because I ordered a queen first, and it did not fit the way I thought it would so I ordered the king. The mattresses are so much higher than they used to be, and I think that might have something to do with the sizes being a little smaller than usual.
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This is not a cutting mat; it's a more of a Teflon coated sheet for machine quilting. The 8.5 in X 11 in surface allows fabric to glide around the sewing machine area easily. There is also Queen Size that is 11.5 in X 17 in.
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I can't recall off hand, but it could fit a Queen no problem. I have more than enough extra on all sides. I can also tell you that it has not faded at all like others reviewed. It's soft and super warm. Just a plain sheet and the quilt kept me super warm all winter long, and I survived the polar vortex!