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    Junior Member Betty J's Avatar
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    Machine Covers I have made

    Posting some pictures of covers I made for my Janome MC10001 and also for my sisters machine.

    These may give you some ideas.
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    Machine Cover Pics

    Sorry for the small pictures of my cover. I can only find larger ones of the front but will look later and post the back, top and side pictures. I also will take pictures of the cover I made fro my Brother quattro machine and post them later.

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    Sewing Machine cover Pics

    Pictures of the top of the cover I made for my sister and also the back, top and sides of my cover.

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    Sewing Machine cover

    Sorry, I still missed one side picture. Not sure what happened.
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    WOW Betty those are spectacular!!!! Where did you find the embroideries for these? I am not a big lover of embroidery but these are sew cute!

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    I was lazy when I got my Pfaff ambition .. LOL I just took some fleece material measured it, sewed it together on the sides (oh and I added my when pigs fly material to it, glued it on!LOL- like I said I was lazy). There I have a cover for "purps" as the grands call the machine. LOL Fits per
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    Super Member Caswews's Avatar
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    anyway .. grr darned computer .. Fits perfectly over the machine.
    When Life brings big winds of change that almost blows you over.Hang on tight and Believe.
    Words and hearts should be handled with care-for words when spoken and hearts when broken are the hardest things to repair. Author unknown to me

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    Here are two I made for a gift and one for charity. My sewing machine covers are quite plain but do the trick to keep the dust off.

    Sewing Machine cover and matching mat ...

    Sewing machine cover and organizer
    Last edited by RedGarnet222; 01-23-2013 at 07:57 AM.
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    Why not just take measurements of your machine and make an upside down "tote" to put over it? Just do not put any handles on it like you would a tote. This is one project I do not think you need a pattern for what you have in mind. Good luck, take care.

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    So I am new here, and I tried to put sewing machine cover in the search block, but it brought me back to this page, any hints you could pass on? Thanks

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