Husqvarna/Viking Mega Quilter`

Sorry I can't answer your question Carolyn, just wanted to say hello and welcome. . In message , cbond writes

Hi, there is a YAHOO group called "homequiltingsystems" and another called "husqvarnavikingquilters" -- either may be able to help.

-Irene

Hi Carolyn. Welcome to the group. Pull up a chair and join the cyber quiltingbee. I had the Mega Quilter and Inspira frame for a couple of year and loved it. I never turned a quilt around on it - way too much work. I don't particularly like pinning them to the leaders. With pantograph patterns, when the throat space got full, I would just do one pattern row then roll the quilt. Until I got about halfway through with the quilt, I could do two rows without rolling easily. At about the halfway point though, it was tight even to do one row but I could usually squeeze it through. It just takes longer to get a quilt done having to roll it after every row. I didn't do much free motion quilting on it so I can't tell you about that. I mostly used pantographs. I just got to the point that I wanted a larger throat space and sold my Mega Quilter and got a Handi Quilter 16.

Hugs, Mika

grandma9 had written this in response to

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cbond wrote: I DO QWEEN SIZE QUILTS ON THE INSPIRA FRAME AND MEGA QUILTER. i DO TURN THE QUILT TO FINISH THE OTHER END.I have done a queen quilt completely on the frame. It depends on the thickness of the material.Sometimes I USE MY OTHER MEGA QUILTER ON A TABLE WITH A PORTABLE FRAME AND THAT WORKS OK.

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