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I use my flip open Ott light which i place under the glass shelf of my old fridge. Works great...even is tilted for comfortable drawing. I use magnets along the metal frame of the glass to hold my project from moving.
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Originally Posted by johanka
(Post 4778446)
I had my husband make me one also. My sister takes her dinning room table and pulls it apart, lays some plexy glass over the open part and puts a light under the table. I guess we can make do when needed.
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Ladies..... you shame me...I paid $100 for mine at a local craft shop !!!!!!!!!!
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Good deal. I bought one at a garage sale a couple of years ago for $3.00, still in the sealed box.
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Originally Posted by nyleve
(Post 4777832)
I have a glass coffee table with a bottom shelf,..just put a lamp under without the shade..works great and don't have to figure out storage for another quilting notion..gives a big area for tracing..just another idea.
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I'm a bit primitive. window, tape pattern, tape cloth over and pencil to draw the pattern.
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Love all these great ideas! I'm like Bella Boo - don't need one very often but when you do nothing else will do.
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Great deal. I saw one of those at the store the other day (but it was $24.99) and thought it would work as a light box. If I can find one as cheap as you did, I'll be buying it.
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I cheat...I flip an almost clear plastic tote upside down and stick my OTT lite underneath after flipping it open! Easy Peasy and it's always worked for me.
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I bought one of the crayola ones too...amazon had a special for 10.00. I've been tracing coloring books to make an abc quilt for my daughter:) if it's not bright enough I'll just add a small light inside. It's very portable and has a nice lightweight but sturdy surface.
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