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Old 02-10-2011, 04:41 PM
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thanks for the tip


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Old 02-10-2011, 05:54 PM
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Do you mean the square-grid type that's really rubbery? I'm interested in how it really works putting it under the machine. Mine is a bucking bronco at high speeds. (Need to find out if it's the table!)
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I do use this under my floor pedal , got tired of doing the foot dance trying to find it...lol but never thought to put some under my sewing machine,,,,great idea
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Originally Posted by CompulsiveQuilter
Do you mean the square-grid type that's really rubbery? I'm interested in how it really works putting it under the machine. Mine is a bucking bronco at high speeds. (Need to find out if it's the table!)


Yeah, that's the one. It works under the sewing machine just like it does under eveny thing else. It keeps the sewing machine from walking across the table top. My new machine only weights 8 lbs. and if I'm sewing a straight seam on medium speed it will bounce enough to walk way while I'm sewing. The traction created by the liner, under the machine, keeps it in place. I hopes that helps.

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My new machine arrived and I was perplexed that the new foot control slipped all over the rug while I was sewing. I remembered I had a 4 X 6" piece of rubber non slip shelf & draw lining stashed in a draw. I folded it in half, placed it under the foot control and bingo no more sliding around. I hope this helps someone else on a tight budget and it's available at $1 stores every where...

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What a good idea. I have done the same plus I have a rubber car floor matt under that too. With the carpet floor, my foot pedal slipped all over the place. Happy quilting to you too. Mary
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Originally Posted by Colorful Quilter
I do use this under my floor pedal , got tired of doing the foot dance trying to find it...lol but never thought to put some under my sewing machine,,,,great idea
I have a green rubber mat thing that goes under my sewing machine and it is about maybe an inch thick and you put it on the table and then you set your machine on top of it. It helps prevent it from bouncing around and messing up your machine. A lady that had a quilt shop gave it to me. Now it doesn't bounce around at all
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mine slides too. thanks for the tip on how to stop this.
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