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Equipment and Techniques To Aid Sewing With a Disability.

This video shows how I have planned my sewing room to help make sewing easier for my disability (I have MS and use a wheelchair ). I discuss the equipment I use and the little hacks my husband and I have made to try to keep sewing not only possible, but also pleasurable. Although this video is aimed at helping disabled people to continue sewing there are points included that are relevant to everyone so please take a look. ⏰Timestamps⏰. 0:00 Intro 0:57 My Sewing Room 1:49 The Sewing Machines I use and my foot pedal hack 4:44 Lighting including Magnifiers 5:59 Cutting equipment 7:05 Mimiquins Seated Dressform 9:03 Fabric Clips 9:34 Easy Grip Pins 10:05 Self Threading Needles 11.01 Needle Holder/Thimble 12.31 Magnetic Pin Holder 12.56 Mobile Pressing Station 13.33 Oliso Iron Equipment discussed 1)Brother FS130QC sewing machine (stop start button) 2) Juki MO-2500 overlocker and Babylock Euphoria cover stitch machine (automatic air threading) 3) led adjustable table lights and Purelite magnifying lamp 4) Friskars Easy Grip Shears, Friskars Rotary Cutter and Olfa small rotary cutter (some of these, the manufacturers have now updated from the ones shown in the video) 5) Mimiquinns seated dressform 6) Clover Wonder and Mini Wonder Clips 7) Hemline Self Threading Hand Needles 8) Sew Easy Needle Puller Thread Cutter & Thimble Tool 9) Generic magnetic pin holder 11) Mobile Pressing station made from Ikea RÅSKOG Trolley and JÄLL Ironingboard PLEASE NOTE Minerva have very kindly provided some of the equipment in this video so that I could demonstrate it for you. Some of the equipment I have owned for a number of years and so manufacturers may have updated the models compared to those shown.