Snooze2978...your set up looks great! You are so organized!
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Snooze2978...your set up looks great! You are so organized!
hey snooze2978, are you sure it's 43" in diameter? It doesn't look like it's half the height of your basement.... I'm guessing that's a typo.
what you did is exactly what I was thinking, but I have a drop ceiling, and the same height measurement that you do. Your post prompted me to measure and find out that it wouldn't work here.
Since most people seemed to be gently guiding me to a different solution, I did some rearranging today and managed to find some wall space. I went and grabbed the brackets that Neesie has (only I couldn't find her stainless ones in small town Alberta), used the curtain rod i'd originally thought to attach to my frame for a batting bar and am officially ready for my batting to arrive.![]()
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Last edited by ArchaicArcane; 11-04-2014 at 08:12 PM.
Thought I'd follow up on this. My batting arrived today, and works perfectly where I put it. I think it would have "loomed" over me at the cutting table. Thanks to everyone who gently steered me away from putting it over my table.
The 1/3rd of a roll of the cotton/wool 80/20 fit in the cupboard beside it too.
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love all the ideas ladies, thank you
My sister and I went in on a roll of Warm and Natural. She got the box last time, so I got it this time. I just keep it directly under the sewing table. It even helps keep the pedal for the machine from sliding forward.
Life is not a movie. No one is going to yell "CUT" when you make a mistake. - Anne L. Fulton
I can't help either. I keep mine on the bar under the long arm table.
LOL! That's great! I hadn't thought of it as a bumper stop. The way my table is set up, it wouldn't work, but I love that you managed to make it do double duty.![]()
That was what I'd initially wanted to do but our furry animals get into the room from time to time and I didn't want cat and dog fur on it. In fact, the grey curtain rod I used to hang it was meant to be under the frame. Now I just have lots of drawer sets under there.![]()