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Q'nique 16X Manual Quilting Machine
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- Brand: Q'nique
- Manufactured by: The Grace Company
- Category: The Grace Company
- Model: SMP-01-16248
- SKU: SMP-01-16248
- Condition: New
- UPC: 636343172427
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Product Features
- Stitch Modes
- Manual
- Block Size
- Up to 14"
- Block size can vary a little depending on the size of your quilting project. This is standard in all frame quilting due to the back rail of the frame you choose to use. Pro Tip - Fabric will still build up in the back of the machine throat, so try to account for that on the front of your quilt design.
- Stitch Speed
- 1,700 Stitches Per Minute
- Ergonomic Handles
- Handles designed to fit your hand comfortably and can be customized in length and position. Each handle come with a simplified 2 button layout as well, giving you ultimate control of your machine at your fingertips.
- Bobbin Winder
- The bobbin winder has been redesigned with fill sensors, letting you know when you are running low.
Everything You Need to Get Started
Each of our machines comes with everything you need to get started, including: Q'nique 16X Manual, Instructions, 3 M-Class Bobbins, 10 size 18 Needles, 10 size 16 Needles, Oil, Tools, Sample Thread
What is the right frame to pair with your 16X Manual?
Now, we offer other frame options than the 3 below but these are our top recommendations for you and your 19X. Really though, there are no bad frame options for you!
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Q-Zone Queen Frame
The first rolling frame we recommend. At 8ft in length this will get you rolling on most projects out there. It is a sturdy and economical option for the quilter with dedicated space or getting serious about dedicating space. -
Cutie Fabric Frame
This lightweight and portable tabletop fabric frame is the perfect starter frame. It can fit on most flat surfaces in your home and gives you the opportunity to zone quilt anywhere. -
Q-Zone Hoop Frame
This hoop frame will offer you a great start, if you are tight on space in your quilting room then this is the fit. It is a single track frame and because it is a hoop you can do any size quilt in your space.
Frequently Asked Questions
You are not the only quilter looking for answers. We have plenty of people just like you ask us amazing questions daily. Check out these amazing questions and our response.
How does the indicator work?
The Q on the front of the machine acts as a light up speed indicator. The higher your speed, the more of the Q lights up!
What is the speed compared to the 16X Elite?
The 16X Manual runs a stitch speed of 1700 while the 16X Elite has a stitch speed of 2100. Both machines are very capable and very smooth, the 16X Elite does have more stitch modes, which might lend well to your needs, but the 16X Manual is great for those who want that manual control over their stitches.
Is 16 inches of throat space enough?
With a 16" throat space you can confidently quilt 12" blocks, which is one of the most common sizes. Rest assured that fabric bunching is a thing of the past. The ability to manage your fabric in this much throat space is a win as well!
Does the 16X Manual have throat lights?
Yes! This amazing machine comes with not just throat lights, but lights in the bobbin area as well. Light up your workspace with the Q'nique 16X Manual!
What's Next?
The only thing left for you to do is to buy your machine, and bundle it with a frame and accessories!
If you feel like you still have questions you should just give us a call. We have an amazing staff looking to answer your questions and help you however needed.
If you feel like you still have questions you should just give us a call. We have an amazing staff looking to answer your questions and help you however needed.
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Becky McCubbinsReviewed on Mar. 15, 2024Great beginner machine
If you are just learning to quilt with a longarm it is a great machine. There is no stitch regulation as it is a manual stitch machine. You have to learn how to regulate the size of your stitches with the movement of your hands on the machine. The speed at which the stitches are stitched coupled with the movement of the machine can be adjusted to get the size stitch you need per inch. I’d recommend getting the encoders to go with it or invest in the next step machine. Otherwise it’s a good investment. I think the ruler foot should be included as a standard part of the machine and it is not. Knowing what I know now, I would have purchased the ruler foot and the encoders at time of my purchase.
