REDÂ SNAPPERS!
‘Load those leaders in a snap see video below’
Red Snappers are a system to load quilt tops and backs on machine quilting frames.
Details:
This rod and clamp system is available to fit 8′, 10′, 12′ and 14′ quilting frames. The set has rods and clamps designed to fit on three rollers. It eliminates the need for pins, staples, Velcro, zippers or basting. Quilt tops and backs are placed over the rod (inside a casing of the canvas leader) and the clamp is “snapped” down to hold the fabric securely.  Make sure to specify your quilting frame length. Red Snappers are developed with Clip-n-Seal a patent pending design.
PLEASE NOTE:
8′ set is actually 95″ (now in Australia)
10′ set is actually 114″
12′ set is actually 132″
14′ set is actually 144″
This is to accommodate the width of the carriage, machine handles and pole configurations of different machines.
Experienced Longarm quilters know that using Red Snappers to attach the quilt top and backing to the frame quickly, accurately and easily makes longarm quilting a joy. Often loading the quilt on the frame is daunting if the quilter has to pin all the edges. Red Snappers eliminate the need to pin. You can quickly press the clamp over the rod, clamping on the edge of the quilt to hold it tight and secure. Red Snappers come with enough rods and clamps to attach to three poles. The sets are : 8 foot frame includes 95 inches of clamps 10 foot frame includes 114 inches of clamps 12 foot frame includes 133 inches of clamps 14 foot frame includes 152 inches of clamps These lengths will take into account the size of your leader and handlebars that limit you from quilting the entire length of the quilt frame. Choose the correct TABLE size, not the length of clamps. Choose the size of Red Snappers that match your table size. Each kit is sufficient to attach to 3 poles. Red Snappers work on any brand of Longarm.
- Includes: 15 hollow rods, 15 19in clamps, 6 2in clamps, & 12 dowel connectors
- Made of: Plastic
- Use: Longarm Quilting






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