A Note from Marilyn:

I just wanted to tell you, I've been on the "Quilt Show Circuit" selling my Pounce Pads and Full Line Stencils for many years and I have examined every machine quilting set up out there. I've wanted one for a long time, I just never found "the one".  I guess I'm a tough customer when it comes to deciding to buy a quilt frame. But  I bought one of these last month (June/2010) when I saw it in the booth across the isle from mine.  I knew what I was looking for and I knew what I wanted to pay and I knew pretty much instantly that this was "the one". The price was right but the versatility of this frame is what I was most impressed with. Being able to machine quilt, hand quilt or use it as a table when it's not in use since I don't have a room to dedicate to strictly machine quilting is more than I had thought possible from one frame. I am also looking ahead and purchased the carriage that holds the Juki and will also hold the mid-arm machine I'm planning to purchase someday. It was $85.00 extra and well worth it. Plus, I liked the look of the table. It's very sturdy hard wood and it's finished wood! When I'm not quilting on the frame it's a beautiful table!  I'm assuming a great number of you out there also have been looking at all the options and comparing prices and like me, you're probably a little surprised at all you get here for $2700.00. I can tell you with full confidence and assurance that this is a quality machine and frame. I set it up myself without any tools just like it says, it took me no time at all and having never loaded a quilt on a frame before or even see someone do it, all that was needed was my glasses to read the instructions. And the Juki? It's great! I was pleasantly surprised when I had this frame set up at the Long Beach Quilt Show with just how many people walked by and commented to who they were with about what an excellent machine the Juki TL98Q is. I wasn't asking anyone, I was just listening and I didn't hear anyone have anything but high praise about it. That was reassuring because it confirmed what I already felt was true. I bought my 8' frame from Jim Bradley who manufactures these frames, he owns a patent on it's design. I was impressed with his company and that's why I've chosen it as the quilting frame I want to share with my friends and customers. I wouldn't do it if I had any doubts about what I'm presenting to you. If you've been sitting on the fence, it's time to get off and start enjoying finishing your quilts!  Especially, if you send your quilts out for quilting? - this is definitely a PFI (pays for itself) product for you! Call me if you have any questions and thank you very much for taking time to check this one out.  (530) 340 2396, marilyndeas@fulllinestencil.com