New table risers
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Sorry, didn't do it right. Hope this time works.
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Those risers look great. Did you make them? Also, what brand is your frame? Thanks.
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They're those foamy float things w/ a PVC pipe at the right height. I have a HandiQuilter, my daughter does the quilting on it now. I do a little, but she can make that thing go.
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Not only do they look good but they are easy on the floor :)
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Great idea to cover the pipe. It makes is so much easier on the toes.
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I ner thought of covering the PVC pipe. Looks great
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That is a wonderful idea. Like ewecansew said, it makes it easier on the toes. Have fun.
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I like the pretty colors too.
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Great idea!
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cool, clever idea. i love the colors
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What a great idea, thanks for sharing. You can pick those floaters up at the $ Store for well a buck and pvc is also inexpensive.
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Great idea! Thanks for sharing this with us. :)
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Great idea.
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Thanks everyone. I asked for risers and my SIL took the challenge. You're right, if I stump my toe on these, it won't hurt. They work very well and are not hard to take off.
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Thanks for the info on purchasing them at the dollar store. Someone on the Board had used one on their knee lift and I thought that was a great idea too.
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Very clever. I need to do that with the bed in sewing room so I can stash stuff under it.
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A very useful, clever idea!
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May I ask more about the Handiquilter? What model is the machine and how easy is it to set up and use? I have been thinking of purchasing a longarm but don't know much about them. Thanks. Clever idea which can be used on many table. thanks.
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It makes me laugh. It is amazing what we come up with, that none quilt related items could be used for quilting. No one can say that our minds are not creative in many different ways.
You did a great job with those risers. I guess most Quilter's could be called McGuyver's of Quilting. (Excuse the spell.) |
I too think that is a clever idea! Looks good
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Great idea, thanks for sharing.
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My first thought when I saw them was that they looked like those "noodles" my grands use in our pool to float around on.......and sometimes bonk each other on the head with. lol. What a great idea for their use.
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Originally Posted by User886077
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May I ask more about the Handiquilter? What model is the machine and how easy is it to set up and use? I have been thinking of purchasing a longarm but don't know much about them. Thanks. Clever idea which can be used on many table. thanks.
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I use the bed risers that can be purchased at Bed, Bath, and Beyond, or other stores that carry household items.
This increases the height of the table about 5". |
Very clever idea... I've been thinking I need to raise my cutting table... now I know how...
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oh my goodness! I am going to "raise" my table and the legs are very similar. I love the look of yours!
Hot dog, you have given me a new tip! thanks :) |
Great tip. Thanks for sharing.
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Originally Posted by grannysewer
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Sorry, didn't do it right. Hope this time works.
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I have the Juki on my long arm frame and it works great, I can do queen and kings..........
Originally Posted by grannysewer
(Post 4845496)
Its a handi quilter frame set up and the machine is a Juki TL-98Q, with cruise control attachment. The bed opening is about 8"-9", not as big a long arm. That's my next big step.
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