Living Room · Craft & Sewing
Long-Arm Quilting Frame (12 ft)
Overview
A long-arm quilting frame holds a whole quilt stretched across rails while a long-arm machine glides along them to stitch the layers together. It is the biggest piece in a quilting room and usually gets a wall or a room of its own.
Sizing & placement
It is 150 inches wide, 42 inches deep and 58 inches tall. That is about 12.5 feet long and 3.5 feet deep. The quilter walks the full length on both sides, so plan a clear walkway along the front and back of the frame. You can change its width, depth or height in its panel to match a shorter frame.
Where it works
Quilting studios, basement craft rooms and large sewing rooms. Find it under Craft & Sewing in Furnish on the Office, Recreation Room and Laundry Room tabs, or search "quilting frame" or "longarm".
Specifications
| Width | 150 in |
|---|---|
| Depth | 42 in |
| Height | 58 in |
| Shape | rectangle |
| Size class | large |
| Room types | office, recreation-room, laundry-room |
| Default color | #D8D2C6 |
Configurable options
- Color — any hex value
Frequently asked questions
- How big is the long-arm quilting frame?
- 150 inches wide, 42 inches deep and 58 inches tall.
- How much room does a long-arm quilting frame need?
- The frame itself is 150 inches long and 42 inches deep. Add a walkway along both long sides so you can move the machine and reach the quilt.
- Can I change its color?
- Yes. Select it and use Color in its panel: tap a preset swatch or pick any custom color.
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