Originally Posted by Ramona Byrd
So she has bad eyesight? There are stronger glasses available, there are large magnifying glasses that can hang around your neck so that you can sew with them.
If she can't see, why does she not get rid of her sewing machine? Or doesn't she have kids or family who might want it?
Quilting is an art, and when you don't want to sew something, then it rapidly turns into work. And work should be paid for.
I wondered about this too. She sees well enough to read a newspaper or a dictionary. It seems she could make accommodations so that she could sew if she really wanted to. I have arthritis I need to accommodate, and I'll sew in spite of the pain just because I love it so much.