mmonohon

all three

blossom808

im barefoot.

kit'smamma

Prefer sox so I can feel the "accelerator". I have a collection of heavy duty hunting type sox from Wal Mart. I cut the elastic off and use them for slippers for sewing or relief when feet ache which they do late in day. Wouldn't do that if I had carpet due to risk of needle or pin punctures. I lot of teachers require shoes in class at least for cutting to avoid having to call 911 when someone drops a rotary cutter. Make sense to me.

Jane

kit'smamma

Gayle and anyone else who suffers from foot issues - join the crowd. I have had serious injury with not very good recovery along with hammer toe surgery with so-so recovery. My shoes are on and off. I have had good luck with OhrthaHeel shoes which don't come cheap by any means but have good effect on overpronation and totally flat arch. For everyone - I spent a fair amount of money on Chef's Mat (a gel filled mat) for cutting table and just recently to place in front of my kitchen counters. When I have a lot of ironing to do I just slide it from the cutting table to the iron. WHAT A DIFFERENCE! You can get them at Bed Bath and Beyond and probably most kitchen shops.

Jane

Jane

LUANNH

all of the above just depends on where I am and what I'm wearing at the time. LOL

Melinda in Tulsa

barefoot, year round. I can't sew with anything on my feet.

christi54

i never wear shoes when sewing like to beable to feel the foot pedal,can't do that with shoes on.

sarahelloyd

shoe on left foot, bare right foot on pedal!! It's alright until I get up and walk away.....

Debbie Ness

Ditto

linmid

I love having my shoes off, but I really can't walk around with them, so when I sew my shoes are always off.