Bendable Bright Light
#41
Originally Posted by Dee Dee
Just wanted to ask who has bought the Bendable Bright Light? If you have, do you find it helpful, or not so much?
#42
I found a smaller, more economical one from shoppersrule.com. This is a site full of sewing/embroidery items. I do purchase quite a few things from them and you can sign up for email notices of specials.
The one I purchased is an LED light-again this is a cheaper model-but wanted to have something I could "spotlight " my sewing area more when I am at classes or retreats where the lighting might not be what I'm used to at home.
The one I bought is Light it up Easy Bend LED. Mine was a special 2-pk in Pink and it was $14.96 for the 2. It attaches with velcro and also has a clip and can be a book light.
The one I purchased is an LED light-again this is a cheaper model-but wanted to have something I could "spotlight " my sewing area more when I am at classes or retreats where the lighting might not be what I'm used to at home.
The one I bought is Light it up Easy Bend LED. Mine was a special 2-pk in Pink and it was $14.96 for the 2. It attaches with velcro and also has a clip and can be a book light.
#45
Joann stores don't carry the Bendable Bright but it is available on the website and you can use the 50% off coupon.
http://www.joann.com/joann/catalog/p...ID=xprd1130488
http://www.joann.com/joann/catalog/p...ID=xprd1130488
#46
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Originally Posted by Pickle
I always wonder what you do about the cord on those lights that fit on the machine. Do they get in the way when you are sewing??
#47
I bought one recently at Craft Warehouse on sale (not the $60 one at JoAnn's). I attached to one of my sewing machines and I couldn't believe the difference! It's like I had been sewing in the dark for decades! I went back and bought 2 more bases to put on my other two workhorses...now I can move my LED light from machine to machine. Net cost was $10 per machine. Just can't say enough about the difference it makes!
#48
The cord goes across the back of you machine and attaches with little sticky hooks that come with the light. Once installed, you forget the cord is there unless you move your machine around - it does have it's own plug which needs an outlet. I would much rather have one that plugs into an outlet so I don't have to worry about changing batteries or even finding the right battery.
#50
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Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: NW Ohio
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Originally Posted by Pickle
I always wonder what you do about the cord on those lights that fit on the machine. Do they get in the way when you are sewing??
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