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Taughtby Grandma 07-14-2014 06:40 AM
Kathy, I love your quilt, it's already beautiful!

mjhaess 07-14-2014 07:44 AM
Best idea I have heard in a long time...Thanks...

csharp 07-14-2014 08:14 AM
Great, great idea, thanks for sharing.

penski 07-14-2014 10:00 AM
wow thank you for the info , Ilove it !!

MargeD 07-14-2014 01:47 PM
What a fabulous idea, as it takes the weight off the machine, very clever.

Caroline S 07-14-2014 02:08 PM
I did place my order. And I could have built it myself. To those who have handy hubbies, the PVC pipe appears to be 1" Schedule 40 water pipe. I have a lot of it and the required fittings on hand to build a garden greenhouse. But I won't add another project to my long list of things to do.

PghPat 07-15-2014 02:38 AM
Kathy, do you use for smaller sized (laptop,etc) as well. I would love it for the Queen sized but I don't make nearly as many of those. I think it would be nice to have when I do make one but in the meantime will I have more use for it than on rare occasions. Thanks!

sparkys_mom 07-15-2014 03:02 AM
Originally Posted by Jim's Gem (Post 6799357)
Hmmmm.... Interesting Idea. I wonder if the size is adjustable for wider desks????
All you would need to do is add some pvc across the top. They already have a 12" extension but if you needed more you could add it. Too much more and you might risk some sagging though.

sparkys_mom 07-15-2014 03:05 AM
Originally Posted by Caroline S (Post 6801126)
I did place my order. And I could have built it myself. To those who have handy hubbies, the PVC pipe appears to be 1" Schedule 40 water pipe. I have a lot of it and the required fittings on hand to build a garden greenhouse. But I won't add another project to my long list of things to do.
I agree. I've built dog jumps for agility with pvc and it is really easy to do - BUT, I have enough projects without adding another. :D For those of you so inclined to do it, you can cut the pvc with a hacksaw but it is a lot easier with one of the specialty pvc cutters. I have one of those (somewhere!).

maggie_1936 07-15-2014 08:01 AM
great idea


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