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09-02-2010, 04:12 AM

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deltadawn

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I love your cover granny_59 - great idea

09-02-2010, 08:14 AM

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GrammaNan

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Darling!

09-02-2010, 08:22 AM

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Caroltee

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Originally Posted by granny_59

I made one for my embroidery machine by sewing first a cover out of cheap muslin. Ajusted and resewing until it fited, then cut it apart and so I had a pattern.
Granny

OMG How cute is that. What a great idea Thanks

09-02-2010, 08:32 AM

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quilter on the eastern edge

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Here's the one I made for my machine. I just measured the height, width, and length of the machine, the width across the top, and the length from the bottom of one side, across the top and the length down the other side. Then I drafted my own pattern on some brown paper. For each piece I cut out the fabric, batting, and lining (pink check), put them together, did some FMQ, and then sewed with wrong sides together. Then sewed some bias binding on all seams. Easy-peasey :!:

Sewing machine cover

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09-02-2010, 12:03 PM

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Joanie Owen

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That cover is so cute. Love it. wished I had covered my Designer one to keep it nice and clean but there it sits colecting dust but since it is always out and ready to use, It is very handy.

09-02-2010, 12:06 PM

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purplefiend

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I was thinking that too. rofl

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Originally Posted by Darlene

How cute it looks like the Old Woman in the Shoe house. I love it.

09-02-2010, 12:09 PM

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brushandthimble

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Quote:

Originally Posted by Darlene

How cute it looks like the Old Woman in the Shoe house. I love it.

Ditto, my thoughts exactly!! :)

09-02-2010, 12:24 PM

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winipb2

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http://www.janicefergusonsews.com/blog/?p=1748 Maybe you can use this idea and draft your own. Wini - House of BCC in Houston

09-02-2010, 12:44 PM

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Bobbinchick

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Quote:

Originally Posted by granny_59

I made one for my embroidery machine by sewing first a cover out of cheap muslin. Ajusted and resewing until it fited, then cut it apart and so I had a pattern.
Granny

:-D :-D :-D Mine is made in 2 parts. One part fits over the embroidery arm and the other part goes over the machine. It almost looks like a truck with out tires. :lol: :lol: :lol: The one on the Brother machine has pockets on the ends and the embroidery machine is on the right side with the yellow thing that has a jar embroidered on it. The jar has buttons in it and yes the buttons are real ones. Huggies, Fay

It's on the right side, the one wiht the yellow thing that has a jar embroidsered on it

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09-02-2010, 01:15 PM

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gale

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I want to make one for my 6600 where I don't have to lower the thread thing each time. Because I always forget to put it back up when I start sewing. Has anyone made one like that?