Just went to our local Ben Franklin store and bought this material. I think it'll make a really pretty cover for my Janome 7700.
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Just went to our local Ben Franklin store and bought this material. I think it'll make a really pretty cover for my Janome 7700.
It is very pretty. Would make a great cover or just about anything.
Love that fabric!
Very pretty and dramatic looking!
Wow it is striking...it would make a great cover for your machine
Nice fabric, it will look great on your 7700
Leonie
That will make a beautiful machine cover. :)
Very pretty fabrics. It will surely dress up your workspace. Happy fabric makes happy quilters!!!!
Great find! Haven't seen a Ben Franklin store in years! A machine cover is a good idea...we live in the dust bowl and a cover would probably help extend the life of my old machine.
Lovely! I would make a cover for my machine but it would be off the machine more than on, so....guess it will just be uncovered!
Beautiful. It will dress up your machine nicely. Be sure to post a pic when it is completed.
Jean....you let your machine stay naked all the time? ;)
Never have covered a machine in all my years of sewing, except for my first one, which was in a cabinet. Why do you cover them when you are working on them all the time? The machines have their own room, and they need to talk to each other when I'm not there! They couldn't do that if they were covered!Quote:
Originally Posted by CrazyMtnLady
I cover mine because I live in the country and everything gets so dusty and I'm only using mine in the evenings and week-ends. Just helps keep it clean.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jean Sewing Machine
I actually cover mine because I can only use it on weekends and with my midnight work shift I usually don't even sew on weekends..usually napping...but after the 29th maybe I can get more sewing in. Funny, even inside town we get a lot of dust if our windows are open.
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Originally Posted by Genny
When I say dusty.....I'm talking every day, write your name on the furniture dust and the windows don't even have to be open - old farmhouses have lots of little places that dust creeps in. When I lived in town...I only dusted a couple times a week.