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I do this but with a magazine. Just find the right on and there you are. Cheap fix.
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Originally Posted by luv-e
I have used the rubber door stoppers you buy @ the $ Store...
I know it helps me to see better...... |
I use the rubber door stoppers, but sometimes I forget to use them.
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I used to use door stops, but they kept moving.
I bought wooden lifts for each of my 2 working machines from Debbie Umphress, a Board member whose husband makes them. The Lifts and the Bendable Lights make machine work much easier |
Originally Posted by TFquilter
Interesting...so by tilting your machine, it makes that much of a difference? I have a computerized machine...I wonder if it would do damage after awhile...does anyone know?
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WOW!! That is a very good idea. I will try it the next time I sew. Thank you!! :)
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THank you, I'll look into that.
Originally Posted by happymrs
Originally Posted by T.
I also want to try this, but have a question. My machine is set on a "platform" with a couple of screws. The platform that can be lowered into the cabinet so that you can close the top(standing up). But I usually don't. My question is if I take it off of the screws, tilt it, would it be stable enough? If I raise that platform to be even with the rest of the cabinet surface, then the machine will be too high? (I am vertically challenged as well, but probably more than all of you).
Will this work? I guess I'll have to try it & then I'll let you know. |
nancy, where did you get that beautiful signature???
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Originally Posted by Lone Feather
nancy, where did you get that beautiful signature???
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I picked up some info at that booth at the quilt expo. I loved all of her products. I really want one of her chairs. The website is: http://www.sewergo.com
When I took a machine quilting class a couple of years ago the instructor gave each of us an empty fabric bolt holder to prop up the back of our machine. That works really well for my machine with the acrylic extension. |
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