Molly's quilt finished
11-13-2010, 07:04 PM
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This is the last of the 2009 Christmas quilts that will be travelling to Florida. We just got the binding on Molly's tonight. Her cousin Hannah will get one just like it. Hannah's is quilted, and is next in line to be bound.
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Molly's Friendship Star
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Friendship Stars with cat toy scraps...
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All the Florida quilts getting ready for mailing
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11-13-2010, 07:20 PM
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Bonnie -
The white one is a Tilt'able. The purpose is to move the machine bed up to make it more visible and the work area more accessible. It reduces back and shoulder strain while you sew. The wood one is a homemade imitation. It's not as adjustable, but also not as expensive. We really like them. If your LQS carries them maybe they'd let you try one out.
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The white one is a Tilt'able. The purpose is to move the machine bed up to make it more visible and the work area more accessible. It reduces back and shoulder strain while you sew. The wood one is a homemade imitation. It's not as adjustable, but also not as expensive. We really like them. If your LQS carries them maybe they'd let you try one out.
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11-13-2010, 07:24 PM
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Originally Posted by wesing
Bonnie -
The white one is a Tilt'able. The purpose is to move the machine bed up to make it more visible and the work area more accessible. It reduces back and shoulder strain while you sew. The wood one is a homemade imitation. It's not as adjustable, but also not as expensive. We really like them. If your LQS carries them maybe they'd let you try one out.
Darren
The white one is a Tilt'able. The purpose is to move the machine bed up to make it more visible and the work area more accessible. It reduces back and shoulder strain while you sew. The wood one is a homemade imitation. It's not as adjustable, but also not as expensive. We really like them. If your LQS carries them maybe they'd let you try one out.
Darren
thanks, I might ck into that, it would be nice to have a little less neck fatigue after being at the machine for long periods . How much higher is the back to the front , The wooden one looks like a 1.5 - 2 inches ??
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