Sharon Schamber's video

[Lynn K.]

http://www.sharonschambernetwork.com...ast/index.html

Lynn

[Lynn K.]

I also clicked on the site and couldn't find it. I'm also curious.

Wendy in New Braunfels Tx

[Lynn K.]

I just clicked on the link that Lynn provided. It worked for me.

JoAnne

[Lynn K.]

found by just entering her name followed by network in google toolbar, it works, it is also on You Tube and make sure to download the videos to your Real Player!!

I bought the supreme slider and magic bobbin, hasn't arrived yet as i am in UK can take long. Can't wait to put my hands on free motion!!

[Lynn K.]

I got it to open on Lynn's reply, Great idea. Now I'm off to HD to get supplies.
Wendy in New Braunfels

[Lynn K.]

No, no, no! I just went on Sharon's website to order the glider, bobbin genie's and halo! They are out of the halo!

That's the bad news!

The good news is it must be a good seller-which I suspect translates into "it's a very useful product and other's are recommending it!"

So, Sharon!!!!!! Congrats on winning at Paducah and get back on home now and get your manufacturing conduit revvvvved up again!!

Lynn

[Beth A.]

Pat -

You don't need a piece of formica for your dining room table. Formica can be pretty skinny, and it presents storage problems.

Instead, try a length of heavy duty vinyl that you can buy at Joann's, etc. My dining room is my sewing room (in fact, I don't even use it for dining anymore on holidays -- too much cleanup to do! ) I keep my table covered with a piece of this extra-wide vinyl. Don't use oilcloth because it is too thin. Use the vinyl

It is also useful when I machine quilt because the quilt slides on it so well! I turn my sewing machine around so the back of my cabinet faces the long side of the table, and let the quilt drape onto the table. It prevents a lot of drag on the quilt.

BethMI