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After Christmas I found this tree stand mat for a couple of dollars on sale, it works great to put under my machine, it muffles the sound plus I can pin my thread basket to it.
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asterixsew
20 May 2015
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A great idea, I keep my machine on a rubberised mat which reduces the sound
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How very nice for you. A very good and useful bargain/Lillian
that's an idea for the sound !
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Sew clever of you, resourcefulness is a necessity at time. Like the idea.
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Great idea. My EM stands on a rubber mat which is also very successful
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just wondering.. what about the threads, aren't they then hard to remove, don't they "stick" on it ?
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by-the-way I do love the black look of your sewing machine
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No I don't have a problem with thread what little strands that fall on it I use masking tape to pick it off.
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Mighty fine idea i can only ever see these in white to look like snow will half to watch close this years thanks for the idea hugs carolyn
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This is cloth on top and rubber underneath, like a light weight door mat. You could use that also.
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hightechgrammy
23 May 2015
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What is the fabric made of? Your machine is beautiful, I didn't realize Brother made machines in black! I love your idea. My white Brother sits on a quilted table runner my daughter made, but I hadn't ever thought about putting some rubberized padding under it. I can hear it stitching from downstairs. Thanks for the great idea!
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I hope that didn't sound racist - LOL
I think it was there 50th annniversary model, we call it Darth Vader. haha
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I bought a kitchen cushion floor mat at Fred Meyer's. They had different designs at the time. I cut mine in half and put half under my sewing machine and the other under my embroidery machine. I have 2 sergers, so bought another one and put half under each of them. They work great.
They are around $13 each.
They are around $13 each.
