Hi Debora,
I'm sorry if it came across that I was being critical of your new patent, I didn't mean it that way. If it runs a little slower than mine, I am sure it will be fine.
Now how about coming up with a sharpener that will really sharpen rotary blades.
You have my admiration for being so clever.

To answer the question about where I got my Birdie.
I really just don't remember. It was one of my suppliers that I was using at the time.
Try to google it, in the meantime I will see if I can find anything on where I got it.
Take a look at Atlanta Threads, they might just have it.

Sounds great - will buy - no arthritis but will be less pressure on the wrist and shoulder - GOOD LUCK!

I second that. I'll buy two!

Love it!!! Thou are brilliant!!!

Any idea what type of stores we should watch? Quilt stores of course, but perhaps JoAnns or other mail-order stores too?

Don't they already have electric fabric cutters I bid on a small one on ebay but didn't win it .It was like they use in a garment factory only smaller.

If you need someone to test drive it for recommendations for advertising........I'd be willing to try one out for you.

Where have you been all my life?

tooMuchFabric was readiIng my mind, or I was reading hers. I hereby volunteer to be a betatester also. Having fibromyalgia and serious problems with my neck and right arm and shoulder, I would be a perfect candidate in seeing how it would be for the physically challenged to use it.
:-D :thumbup:

That would be so neat, but I most likely not have any money then either, and darnet that would be really neat, and make cutting less painful for my back. I can't wait to see it. Congratulations, and God bless.