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Pros: Perfect quilt block size, sturdy, easy to use
Cons: Expensive, not adjustable
Brother are best known for their sewing machines but they also sell an extensive range of quilting tools.
This 8×8 inch quilting frame is ideal for machine quilting, as it’s both secure and easy to move around. The size is designed to fit a traditional quilting square meaning it’s ideal for quilts made up of blocks.
It can be used with quilting, sewing and embroidery machines, making it brilliant for a wide range of craft projects.

Pros: Handmade, no basting, pinning, or tacking required!
Cons: Expensive, large
If you’re looking to support a small business, the Machine Quilter is the brand for you! Created by a family, Machine Quilter specialises in creating quilting frames that work with your long arm quilting machine.
The Art Quilter is the company’s original frame and gives a spacious 55 inches of quilting space. It comes pre-assembled, all you need to do is add the clamps onto the sides and pop in the drop bars.
It’s an impressive quilting frame but you will need to make sure you have a table to put the frame on. The company has tables for sale or you can use any 6” wooden table.

Pros: 360 movement, handmade, five sizes available
Cons: Long delivery wait, UK only
Cotton Orchard sells a wonderful range of quilting frames for machine quilting. The Freestyle Pro Quilting Frame has been designed to make free motion quilting easy, fun and quick.
This quilting frame is all about efficiency. It eliminates the need to baste and pin as the rollers hold the fabrics tightly together. It comes with detailed instructions inside to help you get to grips with the process. The company claims you’ll be free motion quilting in just 30 minutes after reading their instructions!
We especially like this quilting frame, because it comes with a 360 degree platform for your sewing machine. This means your sewing machine is free to move around and makes quilting quicker and easier.

Pros: Compacts down, adjustable, works with domestic and long arm sewing machines
Cons: Expensive and needs added extras
Grace also makes frames for machine quilting! This quilting frame is made from PVC, making it one of the lightest machine quilting frames we’ve found. It’s a great option for quilters who want to disassemble their frames after use.
This frame can fit king-size quilts and larger, but still gives you the option to quilt sitting or standing. It’s a brilliant frame for all types of quilting including free motion.
The carriage section on the frame fits most quilting machines and is easy to manoeuvre your quilt up and down. The frame itself is also adjustable so you can set it to a height and depth which suits you.
It doesn’t matter if you prefer stitching by hand or with a machine, quilting frames will become your new best friend.
Useful, multifunctional and reusable, quilting frames are like having an extra pair of helping hands. They’ll keep your fabric taut and allow you to quilt beautiful, professional-looking pieces!
Find your perfect quilting frame from our round-up and add it to your stash of quilting tools.
Just like every quilter needs a frame, every quilter also needs a ruler! Discover the best quilting rulers on the market with our round-up.
Phoebe has worked for Gathered for over four years and has experience within the digital marketing and publishing sphere for over eight. Specialising in Pinterest, Phoebe’s main focus is social media and content writing for Gathered with the aim to build our community of crafters! You may recognise some of her social campaigns which include the popular 12 days of Christmas. As well as writing for Gathered, Phoebe is a freelance copywriter and content producer with work both in print and online. Her work spans the tech, homes, DIY and small business advice. Aside from content writing, Phoebe’s main passions are travelling and crafting (diamond painting, paint by numbers and embroidery are her favourites). She’s backpacked across South East Asia and recently hit her goal of 30 countries under 30 years old!
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