Originally Posted by meyert
(Post 7557651)
I got this one from MSQC when they had it as their daily deal. It comes off and on fairly easily. I think its very bright
https://www.missouriquiltco.com/shop...e-bright-light I have an LED light strip on my vintage Singer 128. I know, it's a shame. It has it's own power source, which means I have to plug in that light separately. I got that set of lights from a vender at the Energy Fair. Each strip was a different color of light, but I could never figure out which color light was best for what. LOL |
Wow! So many great tips! You guys are the best!!! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you all!
So many possibilities to check out & they all sound amazing. My only concern is that some reviewers have commented that the friction of FMQ in a smaller harp (5.5" Bernina) can cause the lights to break. Does anyone have experience with FMQ and these lights? After reading all these comments, I am more determined than ever to get one! |
Originally Posted by Bree123
(Post 7558826)
My only concern is that some reviewers have commented that the friction of FMQ in a smaller harp (5.5" Bernina) can cause the lights to break.
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I've been wanting to get the LED lights, and finally did, I ABSOLUTELY love them. I got mine from: http://www.inspiredled.com/products/...ng-machine-kit. I wish I had gotten it sooner.
I've had no problems with FMQ with them, just finished FMQ 3 quilts with the lights attached/on. |
I have an LED light on my Bailey. It's one of those clip on ones so I can point it directly at the needle to see where I am quilting. At my main sewing machine I have a regular clip on desk lamp hooked on a shelf directly behind my machine. It shines down onto the sewing area.
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Originally Posted by maviskw
(Post 7558897)
I didn't think they said they would break. I thought they said they would fall off the machine because of the friction of the quilt in the harp.
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