how big of a space does this frame need to use and if I was to make it larger is that possable
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According to the directions depending on the size of the quilt you can use longer rods to accommodate the size. It starts off with (3) 48 inch rods, made of PVC. The instructions gives you further information on this machine. Very useful info is also include on how to use it.
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No, not long enough. Once it's built it's about 3.5' x 4 ft. The framing on ours that my husband built is 40in x 48in to be exact.
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44 1/4 x 33 1/2 please note it is a wood frame but the center is vinyl covered cardboard of sorts it is ok I think if I purchased a wood center for the vinyl it would be perfect
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The frame can be stretched widthwise. Extra slots are given for making it wider. We use queen size bed.
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44 1/4 x 33 1/2 please note it is a wood frame but the center is vinyl covered cardboard of sortsit is ok I think if I purchased a wood center for the vinyl it would be perfect
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if the inside opening is the 13" yes, the minimum amount of width the frame can be made is 12 5/8"
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Hello Rawllee, as the other people suggested 5ftx5ft is what is needed. Ideal placement is in corner of room to minimize the space taken.
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Youu could not putt the 5x7 on it as it must be able too snap over 11x11 size. The fabric must be at least that size. When doing a size larger than the frame you would need to work on a portion at a time. I just did an 1oio8x18 square on it.
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The frame that I have is made up of two 37" wide sections. I should note that the inner and outer corners of the frame are different. Where they join in the center there is a 90 deg. corner and on the outside is a 3" radius.
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I think there would be too much space around the mattress. The queen mattress fits perfectly in the frame.
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I measured about 16" unexpanded, 19" expanded (site claims 21"). You might want to give yourself a little margin to avoid a too-tight (can't sit in) or too-much fit (will slip through even when expanded) - so a space that goes 18" to 19" expanded, but no less than 16" unexpanded. The basket itself is a bit smaller than the arms expanse, too (say, about 15")
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Thanks for all of the answers. It will only be temporarily on the floor until I can find the proper frame that I am happy with.
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I use the frame to hold a piece of fabric so I can do hand embroidery on it. It would hold a piece that is 12x14 or 17x22 because you could unsnap and reposition the fabric to work on various design elements in different areas of the fabric. The 5x7 would be too small for this frame, but I believe you can also get it in smaller sizes.
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The dimensions are just a hair short of 13.75" wide x 30.75" high x 1" deep. This includes the frame obviously.
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I can't respond to this specific question but have feedback that might be even more important. I can't measure the space because my bike completely crumpled while I was riding it. I was on a pleasure ride and just hopped a small curb to get back on a sidewalk after crossing a street and the frame of the bike buckled and I was thrown off. When I got up again (luckily the street was empty or this could have been much worse) and investigated it became clear that the bike was un-ridable and un-fixable. I would not recommend this as a purchase and could not find any information on returning the bike to manufacturer.
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I bought it without a frame and used sticky pads to put it on my wall..And I love it!!...If you really want a frame,you should wait and see what others will say..Good luck!
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I returned them (I had ordered two) because they would've looked better if installed recessed, which I didn't want (wasn't about to break into the walls!) so I decided to get mirrors only (still looking for them!) but I can tell you that in my opinion there's plenty of mirror space,the frame is relatively not that big, I don't think that would be an issue, but then, it's a matter of personal taste. Good luck.