flexible machine light....

Can anybody give me a link to one of the sites that's has those little
flexible lights you put on a sewing machine to give extra light right
where you're working? I'm going nuts, can't seem to google it right.

Sunny
t.i.a.

This link takes you to the 'quiltshops.com' search result for flexible
light. jennellh

http://search.myquiltshops.com/cgi-s...myqssearch.cgi

On Mar 6, 8:46*pm, Sunny wrote:
Can anybody give me a link to one of the sites that's has those little
flexible lights you put on a sewing machine to give extra light right
where you're working? I'm going nuts, can't seem to google it right.

Sunny
t.i.a.

We always called them "gooseneck lights" when I was a kid.

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Kathy A. (Woodland, CA)
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"Sunny" wrote in message
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Can anybody give me a link to one of the sites that's has those little
flexible lights you put on a sewing machine to give extra light right
where you're working? I'm going nuts, can't seem to google it right.

Sunny
t.i.a.

Saw one at the MAQF last week. It was about $40-50 so I passed it up. There
may be more affordable options. I thought of using one of those little puck
shaped stick-on lights. Two quilters I know tried that and could NOT make
the light stick on either one's SM.
PAT

"Sunny" wrote in message
...
Can anybody give me a link to one of the sites that's has those little
flexible lights you put on a sewing machine to give extra light right
where you're working? I'm going nuts, can't seem to google it right.

Sunny
t.i.a.

Kathy, I think Sunny is referring to some tiny lights that are similar to
the little travel lamps that clip to books. Very bright!
PAT

"Kathy Applebaum" wrote in message
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We always called them "gooseneck lights" when I was a kid.

"Sunny" wrote in message
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Can anybody give me a link to one of the sites that's has those little
flexible lights you put on a sewing machine to give extra light right
where you're working? I'm going nuts, can't seem to google it right.

Sunny, did you get the light problem solved? Late one night my SM light got
moody. I wasn't going to let it stop me so I desperately duct taped a cute
little pen sort of flashlight to the SM and finished what I needed to. It
wasn't a thing of beauty but it got me through the stitching just fine.
(The next day I mentioned to DH that my SM light had gone out. He admitted
that he wondered what that little button was for so he'd punched it. It
turned the SM light off. It is truly a good thing that I love him dearly.)
Polly


"Pat in Virginia" wrote in message
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Saw one at the MAQF last week. It was about $40-50 so I passed it up.
There may be more affordable options. I thought of using one of those
little puck shaped stick-on lights. Two quilters I know tried that and
could NOT make the light stick on either one's SM.
PAT

"Sunny" wrote in message
...
Can anybody give me a link to one of the sites that's has those little
flexible lights you put on a sewing machine to give extra light right
where you're working? I'm going nuts, can't seem to google it right.

Sunny
t.i.a.

Sunny, if you haven't found it yet, it is the "Bendable Bright Light".
I got one the end of January, but need to reconfigure the electrical
stuff around my sewing machine before I can use it. May also decide to
use it on my travel machine, or bite the bullet and get a second mount
for that machine.

Pati, in Phx


On Mar 6, 6:46*pm, Sunny wrote:
Can anybody give me a link to one of the sites that's has those little
flexible lights you put on a sewing machine to give extra light right
where you're working? I'm going nuts, can't seem to google it right.

Sunny
t.i.a.