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12-10-2009, 08:42 AM

#41

Jingle

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Good idea !!! I have a plastic one made over cardboard that came with this machine - it's too big for the standard carry case - this is great, I will have to give it a try. One cat likes to eat my thread, so I must keep it covered, helps to keep litter dust and cat hairs off it.

12-10-2009, 11:39 PM

#42

bstanbro

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I took a large tee towel, folded it in half the short way, then sewed the sides closed. Works like a champ!

12-11-2009, 04:37 AM

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QBeth

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I use a scrap of fabric about 18" square to cover my machine, always the same side towards the machine. When I go to sew, I use the dusty side on my chair to cover all the cat hairs there! Clean machine, hairless butt!

12-11-2009, 05:50 AM

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LINANN

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thank you
I will try these
Linda

12-12-2009, 08:28 AM

#45

brewsa

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I really like these covers. My machine is out pretty much all of the time. Did you use a pattern? I would love to get it.
Thank you!

12-12-2009, 09:53 AM

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dglvr

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Quote:

Originally Posted by brewsa

I really like these covers. My machine is out pretty much all of the time. Did you use a pattern? I would love to get it.
Thank you!

Which pattern are you looking at????

02-28-2010, 07:14 PM

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MarjaMT

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Originally Posted by dglvr

This sewing machine cover is what I made for my mom. Its the same cover but she lives in Arizona in the winter and Washington in the summer. She turns it depending on where she is.

I live Arizona and Montana....This would work for me...Beautiful.

02-28-2010, 08:10 PM

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dglvr

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Quote:

Originally Posted by MarjaMT

Quote:

Originally Posted by dglvr

This sewing machine cover is what I made for my mom. Its the same cover but she lives in Arizona in the winter and Washington in the summer. She turns it depending on where she is.

I live Arizona and Montana....This would work for me...Beautiful.

Thanks. My mom loves it. She hates to hide one 1/2 the time so I told her to put a mirror behind it. :mrgreen:
She is in Yuma. Where do you go?

03-01-2010, 06:54 AM

#49

MarjaMT

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Originally Posted by dglvr

Quote:

Originally Posted by MarjaMT

Quote:

Originally Posted by dglvr

This sewing machine cover is what I made for my mom. Its the same cover but she lives in Arizona in the winter and Washington in the summer. She turns it depending on where she is.

I live Arizona and Montana....This would work for me...Beautiful.

Thanks. My mom loves it. She hates to hide one 1/2 the time so I told her to put a mirror behind it. :mrgreen:
She is in Yuma. Where do you go?

I am north of Kingman in the winter. Live 8 miles from Glacier Park in the summer & fall. Where did you get your AZ. pattern. Both sides are so lovely. You are really talented.