I LOVE this little light. I got it for about $25 on sale somewhere online...Fabric Depot, I think. But it's definitely worth getting.
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Originally Posted by SewAlice
Here's a link for a better price ($24.97).
http://store.quilting-warehouse.com/...FRXCsgodazrcvQ |
Originally Posted by SewAlice
Here's a link for a better price ($24.97).
http://store.quilting-warehouse.com/...FRXCsgodazrcvQ |
I have one of the lights you are referring to and it does work well. However, if you can find a fishing light like was described in another reply, I would try that first (better cost). The light really does help and I am going to buy an additional bracket so that I can use it on both my machines.
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Originally Posted by SewAlice
Here's a link for a better price ($24.97).
http://store.quilting-warehouse.com/...FRXCsgodazrcvQ |
Originally Posted by Snorky Lvs2Quilt
I have one on each of my sewing machines and I absolutely love them. My eyes aren't what they used to be and the extra light that I can move and point to where I need it is just right. I loved the first one I got so much that I went and got another one for my other machine. You can buy an extra attachment to move the light from machine to machine but I preferred to have one for each machine.
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Originally Posted by SewAlice
Here's a link for a better price ($24.97).
http://store.quilting-warehouse.com/...FRXCsgodazrcvQ |
Our state quilt guild sold these as a fundraiser and it is the BEST light I have ever seen or used. It is extremely bendable and holds in any position. It is bright (LED) and lights up an exact spot.
It is sold at IKEA and is called JANSJO. The general IKEA # is 19972. The specific number for the pink one is 301.696.72, the red one is 301.696.72. It also comes in black and silver. BTW, it is electric and does not connect to your machine. And the fundraiser price was $15.00 |
I have the bendable light that attaches to the side of the machine and shines down on the machine needle - I find it is very helpful for checking if you are actually stitching in the ditch and even bends to help stitch rip a few stitches.
I have had it for two years and although it came with two bulbs, I am still using the first one. I really like it. |
Originally Posted by lovingquilts4all
I have one of the lights you are referring to and it does work well. However, if you can find a fishing light like was described in another reply, I would try that first (better cost). The light really does help and I am going to buy an additional bracket so that I can use it on both my machines.
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