Light Box
Other than using a clear box with an LED flashlight inside, what type/brand of light box do you use or recommend? Thank you!
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Ok, I use an old piece of glass which I put a lamp behind. It works.
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About a year ago I purchased an LED light pad thru Amazon. The brand was "Lite Energy" it is very thin and measures 26 x 19 1/2. I think I paid about $125. For it. It is used regularly and I haven't had any problems with it.
I made a quilted bag for it ( with batting and all) so I can slide it in and keep it in decent shape out of the way of dust and dirt. I highly recommend it. The light pad has 2 light settings. |
Originally Posted by Yakkity
(Post 7819379)
About a year ago I purchased an LED light pad thru Amazon. The brand was "Lite Energy" it is very thin and measures 26 x 19 1/2. I think I paid about $125. For it. It is used regularly and I haven't had any problems with it.
I made a quilted bag for it ( with batting and all) so I can slide it in and keep it in decent shape out of the way of dust and dirt. I highly recommend it. The light pad has 2 light settings. |
You don't need anything fancy ..... save your $$$ for fabric!
I have an old drawer and a piece of 1/4" plexi that I lay on top, with the flashlights inside. Or you could even straddle the plexi over an in-use drawer. Before I had my "set-up" I put a flashlight under the see-thru surround of my sewing machine. Worked fine for smaller things. Actually, I still do it that way when small, to save getting the other out. You can actually use one of your cutting rulers/squares instead of buying plexi. Works in a pinch, but to me, I am too worried that it might snap from pressing on it, as I trace. |
i use the glass storm door and a little scotch tape
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I went to Walmart and purchased the children's Crayola light box a couple of years ago. It is about 12X8 bright surface for tracing. I love it for doing my Redwork patterns. It cost about $15 I think after Christmas.
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Like Tartan I use the crayola light box.........works great!!!
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Piece of 16" square plexiglass set across my quilt frame rails with a lamp under. Just the right height.
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Thank you. I'm looking for something I can take to a class
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