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Cottage Quilting Ltd.
Red Snappers for Quilting Frames
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Description
Red Snappers are a system to load quilt tops and backs on machine quilting frames without using pins, zippers or Velcro.
One set includes rods, clamps and instructions for 3 rollers. This package is all you need to conveniently load your quilts.
Forget the hassle of pins and basting, easily attach a quilt to your frame in minutes with the Red Snapper Quilt Loading System. Red Snappers are a system to load quilt tops and backs on machine quilting frames.
- Set includes rods and clamps designed to fit on three rollers
- Eliminates the need for pins, staples, hook and loop tape, zippers or basting
- Quilt tops and backs are placed over the rod (inside a casing of the canvas leader) and the clamp is "snapped" down to hold the fabric securely
- Available in two sizes:
- 10 ft. set is actually up 114"; this is to accommodate the width of the carriage, machine handles and pole configurations of different machines
- 12 ft. set is actually up 132"; this is to accommodate the width of the carriage, machine handles and pole configurations of different machines
- Parts List for 10 ft.:
- Nine hollow rods; 38"
- Six long clamps; 38"
- Six medium clamps; 18"
- Six 2" clamps
- Six dowel screws (1-3/8" double ended lag screw)
- Parts List for 12 ft.:
- Nine hollow rods; 44"
- Six long clamps; 44"
- Six medium clamps; 21"
- Six 2" clamps
- Six dowel screws (1-3/8" double ended lag screw)
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