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QuiltnNan 08-19-2019 02:41 PM
Originally Posted by Quilt30 (Post 8291352)
One time I took my quilting hoop with me to the eye dr and showed him what I needed to see.
good idea! I took a pic of white writing on a black background to show the dr. that I see a big whitish cloud in the middle of that. I do best with black on white, not the gray on white that a lot of websites use.

maviskw 08-19-2019 05:42 PM
Originally Posted by HettyB (Post 8290516)
My work table was too low for me and I used "elephant feet" chair/bed risers. They are really solid and when I am really hammering the machine speed, the table doesn't rock or vibrate. And it keeps the table steady when I have to leaver myself up from the chair after sewing too long! Hetty
Lever myself up! Love it. That's me, too. I need leverage to get up from almost anything.

maviskw 08-19-2019 05:44 PM
Originally Posted by sewingpup (Post 8291109)
I had my eye doctor give me a prescription for "computer glasses". I wear trifocals....and he made me a pair that only corrects for the mid and near vision. I told him I was a long arm quilter, that I also pieced and used a computer....I love them....can't walk in them too good but...for my sewing, they are absolutely wonderful....and well worth the money I spent on them
I have single vision glasses also. Best money I ever spent. They are perfect for the computer and for the piano. I haven't tried them yet for sewing, but I will now.


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