mar32428

I bought one for all my machines (5) back when they first came out and were much cheaper. I LOVE mine not only for the added table space but since I'm left-handed, I put my tools down under the table as I'm sewing and where I can see them. Sew convenient. They double very well as light boxes also.

madamekelly

I bought one with my new brother quilting machine. I had no idea how much frustration would be eliminated. Now I don't think of free motion quilting as 'quilt wrestling'!

Deecee

I have a Janome and my extension table came included as a special sale offer. Normally it is an optional extra. I used it to quilt a large quilt and have left it on since then. Wouldn't be without it.

schwanton

I bought a custom 18x24 for my Bernina. I have my machine on a low table - I have never regretted buying it. I use it almost all the time - great help when FMQ. And when it is set up, the space below is great for scissors, pins, supplies, etc.

passionpiecer

I am so glad to run across your note. I have been looking for a table like that for awhile now. It was so nice being able to see all the sizes. This quilting board is fun and very informative. Thank you :-)

Overlander

My DH had one made for me that is 36 x 36. I love it! It is not portable like the smaller ones, but allows me to do large blocks and tops so much easier. It was less than $100.00, custom made to fit my machine.

jgriinke

I made my own plexiglass table for my machine. I drew onto a piece of freezer paper the size and shape I wanted. I took it to the local glass shope, along with a catalog that had a picture of what I was going to do with it. I did more of an L shape with the table fitting around the back of my machine. I got 1/4" plexiglass and it was big. About 24' square. Once the man saw what I wanted to make with it, he rounded the corners and it only cost me about $25.00. I measured how high it needed to be and then my DH made legs for it. He counter sunk the screws that held the legs, and I had a table for next to nothing. I still use it for retreats and such.

cooper

i cant afford one, they also sell the acrylic at home stores

o you could make one for yourself i guess, use empty spools

for the legs?

dljennings

my mom got me one from nancy's notions year ago.. i never take it off the machine unless i need to hem something small, and would have taken the regular base off anyway...

makes for a lot less drag when i'm piecing or quilting..

Jo Belmont

Could not live without mine. Paid $70 a few years ago directly to Sears to go on my Kenmore.

I also use it for a quick light table by putting four of those "press and light" closet lights under it. Works great.