Favorite? I use them all! Printer, shipping label printer, copy paper, wax paper, tracing paper, tweezers, flashlight, headlamp style flashlight, Elmer's glue, and windows to the outside so I can enjoy nature while working!
I have a magnetic bowl mounted on top of my machine and it holds my various quick change feet and the hex wrench as well as my seam ripper and awl. I have a second magnetic bowl mounted on my light bar and I put all my cut threads in that since it is always in the area that I am working.
Ohhhhh I love that idea! Especially for the hex key. I’m a little paranoid about losing it. I mean I know I can buy and extra hex key, but I still worry.
Datavac air blower to blow lint out of the bobbin area. A high swivel shop stool with back support to sit on at the computer for designing and exercise mats to stand on in front of the long arm.
Tweezers. I use them to grab the bobbin thread when I begin quilting, they help me to hold the top thread while having to rip out stitches. My tweezers give me a better grip when needing to hold onto the thread.
Favorite? I use them all! Printer, shipping label printer, copy paper, wax paper, tracing paper, tweezers, flashlight, headlamp style flashlight, Elmer's glue, and windows to the outside so I can enjoy nature while working!
So many amazing ideas!!!
I have a magnetic bowl mounted on top of my machine and it holds my various quick change feet and the hex wrench as well as my seam ripper and awl. I have a second magnetic bowl mounted on my light bar and I put all my cut threads in that since it is always in the area that I am working.
Ohhhhh I love that idea! Especially for the hex key. I’m a little paranoid about losing it. I mean I know I can buy and extra hex key, but I still worry.
Datavac air blower to blow lint out of the bobbin area. A high swivel shop stool with back support to sit on at the computer for designing and exercise mats to stand on in front of the long arm.
I also use mats on the floor. They are a life saver.
I use a dollar store toilet brush to swipe at threads before I use the vacuum on my rug.
Ohhhhh great idea!
White board and a large cutting table with storage on wheels
Large Cutting Tables are the best!
Tweezers. I use them to grab the bobbin thread when I begin quilting, they help me to hold the top thread while having to rip out stitches. My tweezers give me a better grip when needing to hold onto the thread.
I do this too!!!! Especially when I'm threading my domestic machine for piecing.