seazteddy

I saw a table that attaches to your dashboard so you can sew in car. what will they think of next.

Peckish

Not something I would ever do since airbags....

Bobbinalong

It would make me nervous after reading about the experience of a quilter who was in an accident. Everything was stowed as she was on the way to a workshop, but so many of the containers burst open upon impact and she said she was finding small things (pins etc) for weeks.

sandy l

I think it would/could be more of a problem.

lberna

Way too dangerous for me. Too many flying objects in case of an accident. And besides that, I would get car sick.

juliasb

I would not attempt any kind of machine sewing in a car. I have been known to do hand stitching, hexi's and the like or even a binding from time to time. I have a little carry kit that has everything I need for hand piecing when traveling.

stitch678

I do some hand sewing. I realize what a needle can do if an accident should occur...but l hooe l'd have a second to toss project to floor if one was impending!

tranum

I met a quilter who travels with her husband in his truck & she sews on a lap table. No thanks, I’ll stay home.

toverly

No way I'd use a machine. It would be handy to set the various pieces for hand sewing. They always seem to find their way onto the floor or side of the seat. As long as there is a lip. I sometimes use the glove box lid.

annievee

Like Iberna, I would get car sick !