I finally found one, you many already have one and never use it for embroidery. For me I just couldn't find one at a price I was willing to pay for one.
I know you are wondering ... a Baby Monitor for $10.00 .I now can leave my sewing room ( lucky to have one ) and go off to another place and listen. If you are like me , worrying something is going to wrong , now I can I just listen to the sound of a gentle heart beat, until I hear the sound that something is wrong , it can be a grind , a squeak now I can jump to action to fix the problem.
So who else uses one? So far I am loving it!
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You all are so nice about describing your temperamental machines--mine is the same way! But I don't think I'm as nice about it--my husband and I both say that "it wants to be fondled and caressed" in order to sew right. I thought mine was the only one like that! Good to know I'm not crazy, or at least I'm not alone in my craziness!!
11860Yikes...you are much braver than I am...I hope it works out well for you!
318455Over the last 2 years I have bought two. They are being used for what they are intended for, monitoring my two precious grandsons. I have thought about one for my Brother (machine) but maybe when they are no longer needed for the boys I might get them back. Who knows. Hugs Marg
24826Great idea ,wish they were around when we breed puppies.
25212Yes , I have heard of this ,but my baby knows if I leave her unattended! I may take a bathroom break , but nothing more. Kay
8586729726Never thought to use one in my sewing room, but of course it makes good sense. My daughter-in-law uses one for my grandson, never had them in my day. I think this is be a good idea of yours, going to try it. Thank you for sharing this with us. Sandra.
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59631I have one and do use it. I thought every one else did too, silly me. I also talk to my machine and tell her what a good job she is doing, etc. Flattery will get you anywhere, ya know. I don't take jaunts to far away, but it gives me piece of mind! lo
3530166910I have one of those machines that knows the second you turn your back. My DH caught me sneaking to the laundry room once and when I told him my machine knew when I was gone, he thought I was nuts, until, sure enough it started to squawk. Now he just shakes his head in wonder and "babysits" if I have to leave.
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by Leaha
04 Oct 2015
Mine does this also...however I tell it whenever I turn my back...Okay baby I'm right here, you be a good girl, I see you are doing such a fantastic job! It seems to help lol.
10852I think it's great you can do this. At my age I simply can not move fast enough if something goes wrong and I'm not right there with it. Things can happen so fast and with only one machine and limited funds I'm afraid to leave it alone./Lillian
145791Like your idea but I think as Angie, better I am in the same room as my machine.
26010It's a great idea and would surely allow more multitasking throughout the day. But my machine is old and wise, and knows when I turn my back on her or look away to do something else for too long. I generally need stay close enough to intervene quickly at the first sound out of trouble.
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140717Now that is an idea I hadn't thought of so thanks
115756My machine is more temperamental and acts up the moment I leave the room.Ha, ha. Also I think I would brake my neck rushing up the stairs after hearing something unusual. Sorry no Baby monitor for me. I have to be in the same room
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by bevintex
04 Oct 2015
Me too. I want to be able to push that stop button and fix what is wrong immediately. When I'm embroidering or crafting I would rather stop and come back to it when I can than let it continue without me.
109774How wonderful an idea! I'm always having to leave mine when the dogs demand attention or cooking supper and such. I would never have thought of a baby monitor for my precious EM. Thanks!
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