Grace Machine Quilting Frames: Continuum, Cutie, Q Zone, Brother Dream Frame/Pro, Accessories for Older SR-2/+, Gracie, Queen, Majestic, Pinnacle, Mini Pinni, GMQ & Pro, Little Gracie 2, SRD-Lite, Sturdy Lite Frames

Are you tired of pushing your fabric through your sewing machine by hand? This process can be exhausting, uncomfortable, and time-consuming. You deserve a machine with the reach to make your quilting dreams come true, along with a frame to easily manage your fabric and give you the full freedom of free motion quilting. With over 30 years of tradition in products for the timeless art of quilting, The Grace Company has become the number one producer of both machine and hand quilting frames. The Grace Company has also expanded to specialize in quilting hoops, rotary cutting notions and even quilting machines.

The Grace Company: For many companies, innovation and invention are the foundation on which success is built. This has been a key component in the quilting industry, which has seen a dramatic transformation due to technology that has made the process of quilting easier for those who possess a passion for the craft. Over the past 25 years, The Grace Company has taken innovation and invention to entirely new levels with its commitment to integrating the worlds of quilting and technology. The results have been products that have not only revolutionized the industry, but also given those with a love of quilting the ability to create masterpieces almost beyond belief. With their commitment to customer service and always being willing to take a concept and develop it into yet another product to satisfy their customers, The Grace Company has started a tradition of excellence that has no end in sight.

Quilting Frames: To create any quilt, a quilting frame is required to make the task possible. The Grace Company, having developed a line of quilting frames unlike any previously seen, quickly became the go-to company for those needing the best possible equipment. With both machine-quilting and hand-quilting frames from which to choose, customers soon found themselves with a variety of possibilities when it came to quilting. The frames offered numerous advantages to customers, including: Professional-quality rail system, Improved fabric tension, Height adjustment to fit sewing machines, Speed control and stitch regulators, With the introduction of these features, Grace quickly became the company associated with quilting quality and began its ascension to the top.

Computerized Technology: However, what truly set The Grace Company apart from other competitors was its embracing of computerized technology when it came to quilting. With its development of quilting pattern software, the company made it possible to see how a design would look before the first stitch was sewed. In doing so, quilts could contain designs that were more intricate than ever before, and as a bonus would take far less time and effort than in previous years. Some of the most popular quilting software programs have included: QuiltMotion, Quilter's Creative Touch, and Quilter's Creative Design. With numerous testimonials from thousands of satisfied customers, The Grace Company has led the way for those who wish to continue combining traditional quilting methods with today's technology. And for those who have used the equipment as well as those who have viewed the masterpieces that have been made, the results speak for themselves.

The best mid-arm machines to go with Grace machine quilting frames are the high speed, 6x9" long arms Juki TL98Q, Brother PQ1500S, Janome 1600P, and Janome MC6500 with automatic thread trimmers, needle positioners up and down, needle threaders and bobbin winders.

What is the difference between the Q-Zone Hoop Frame and the Continuum Frame? The Q-Zone Hoop Frame takes up a much smaller footprint at only 54-inches wide. This type of frame works more like a traditional lap hoop by clamping the quilt on all sides. You can quilt any size of quilt on this frame, but you will have to spread out the layers of your quilt and pin the top edge beforehand. The Continuum Frame is a 3-rail frame that completely eliminates layering and basting the quilt! For this type of frame you will secure your backing fabric to the rails and spread out the batting and quilt on top. The only downside of this style of frame is it takes up a lot more space. The frame must be bigger than the quilt. Here's a chart to see how big the Continuum Frame is and the size of quilt you can make with it: Frame Length Actual Size Minimum Room Size Maximum Width of Quilt 8 Foot Continuum 36 x 103 inches (3 x 8.5 feet) 7 x 11 sq feet 79 inches 10 Foot Continuum 36 x 128 inches (3 x 10.6 feet) 7 x 13 sq feet 103 inches 12 Foot Continuum 10+2 36 x 152 inches (3 x 12.6 feet) (7 x 15 sq feet) 127 inches

Grace Manufacturer's Warranty: 5 Years on Casting, 2 Years on Mechanical Parts, 1 Year on Electrical Parts,