magnifying floor lamps
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It isn't sewing, but a couple of years ago I bought my granddaughters a little bug catching kit from the dollar store for Easter. we were out in the yard looking at ants and I was sitting on a hunk of wood holding the little plastic magnifying glass that came with the kit and smelled something and looked down and my jean were smoking! the sun had hit it just right and started my pants on fire! I smothered it out and it looked like a cigarette burn in the bottom of my pants.
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It isn't sewing, but a couple of years ago I bought my granddaughters a little bug catching kit from the dollar store for Easter. we were out in the yard looking at ants and I was sitting on a hunk of wood holding the little plastic magnifying glass that came with the kit and smelled something and looked down and my jean were smoking! the sun had hit it just right and started my pants on fire! I smothered it out and it looked like a cigarette burn in the bottom of my pants.
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I have a Sure Light LED 3 in 1 floor lamp with 3 levels of brightness and magnification, runs on electricity or battery. Has strong clamp if you want to attach it to your chair or table. Made by the following www.hakidd.com
I also use a high power headlamp 3 bulbs and 3 functions one, two or all 3 lights. I find this is really a great headlamp if you need a lot of light, you can tilt it down or up and runs on rechargeable batteries. I found this on Amazon. I turn it off, if I am talking to someone, it is very very bright, but truly a good investment for sewing.
I also use a high power headlamp 3 bulbs and 3 functions one, two or all 3 lights. I find this is really a great headlamp if you need a lot of light, you can tilt it down or up and runs on rechargeable batteries. I found this on Amazon. I turn it off, if I am talking to someone, it is very very bright, but truly a good investment for sewing.
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