Tilt'able sewing set
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If you would like to see how this would work for you, without all the expense, you can get 2 rubber door stops - wedges - & put them under the back of your machine to tilt it towards you. I understand that it is supposed to be better for your neck & back, but when I tried it, I found I preferred my machine bed flat. But for just a couple $$, you can try the door stops & see if you like it.
sue
sue
#4
[quote=SandraJennings]That's a great suggestion Sue! And if it doesn't work you can always use them to stop the door form the inside and sew more! :twisted: [/quote
:D :D I do love that one! It's gonna happen one day soon here, I WILL have the peace and quiet, one way or another! Thanks, Sandra, see your Granny taught you a lot!
Sharon
:D :D I do love that one! It's gonna happen one day soon here, I WILL have the peace and quiet, one way or another! Thanks, Sandra, see your Granny taught you a lot!
Sharon
#5
Originally Posted by SandraJennings
That's a great suggestion Sue! And if it doesn't work you can always use them to stop the door form the inside and sew more! :twisted:
piney
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Speaking of products....I have been looking online at some computer programs for quilt designing. Some of them are quite expensive. I was hoping to get some input from you ladies if you have ever tried any, know anyone who has......appreciate your advice.
#10
I don't have my machine tilted but my cutting table tilts. I love it. I can actually sit down and cut. I bought this table at a sale for $5.00. They sell basically the same thing at Hobby Lobby for $100.
Judy
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