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Originally Posted by spartan quilter
I read just recently about a gal setting her machine into a desk, and one of the suggestions a board member gave, was
to tilt the machine, which makes it easier to see the needle and sewing area. So, when I sat down to sew this morning, I thought about that, got some small blocks, probably about 1/2 to 3/4 inch deep, set them under the back of my machine, and WOW, it does make a difference. So, I have just gotten another great tip from a member of this board and wondered how many others are doing this. |
great idea, thanks everyone
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I tilt. You can use door stops that you would get from any hardware store
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I also use rubber door stops.
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Originally Posted by spartan quilter
I read just recently about a gal setting her machine into a desk, and one of the suggestions a board member gave, was
to tilt the machine, which makes it easier to see the needle and sewing area. So, when I sat down to sew this morning, I thought about that, got some small blocks, probably about 1/2 to 3/4 inch deep, set them under the back of my machine, and WOW, it does make a difference. So, I have just gotten another great tip from a member of this board and wondered how many others are doing this. |
Iam going to give this a try sounds good
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Interesting. When I moved recently, I found my two doorstops in a moving box from the sewing area. Wonder if I tried years ago and it didn't work . . . . .
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I tried it with my featherweight and the angle is wrong for my seeing the whole sewing area -- I'll try it when I get back on my other SM
Mim |
I really like that idea. I'm going to try it and see if it helps my back and neck. Thanks for the idea.
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