I use to use it (extension table)anywhere from my dining room table to a small table the kids had...when quilting, I just kept my 'card' table (that folds up to be put away)on the other side of it...sometimes w/a taller chair. On my side...I would keep another chair beside me and run it over my shoulder if it was long enough...or on the chair beside me. I eventually talked my husband into cutting an art table my fil had made me...cut the shape of the machine and extension table...now it sits flush. Still when I 'quilt' on it...I still use my card table on the other side, etc:)The idea is to keep your quilting level as possible. I just find for myself, having that exten. table even before setting it in my art table (which is a non solid door!)is to have somewhere the weight can go to easily...w/out this table I found I was fighting the weight of it wanting to slide off to my left...giving me more to fight under the machine itself. Guess that is why it didn't catch for me...I'm not sure:)Skeat

well, I quilt in sections, so extension tables, work out, just fine for me.
Got two of 'em,.... :mrgreen: ...one for each machine! :D

Show off, show off, pick your nose and .... off! :mrgreen:

K x

what's that missing word, she asked.

'blow' we used to say at school - English slang for 'break wind'! But thought it was more fun to let you speculate! :mrgreen:

we said 'blow' at school, too. but it meant something else. :oops: :oops: :lol: :lol: :lol:

Oh? What would that be then? :mrgreen:

:lol: :lol: :lol:

xoxoxox

(i found a good smiley,but, ya know.....)

Yeah, I think I've seen the one you mean! :wink:

and how would a girl like you know which smiley i was referring to?

experience or voyeurism?