Needle work stand

Never haven done needle work - But I can tell that it looks like a great job, and you have a satisified customer.

Is there much need to look at the back as you are doing needlework?

I don't have a clue but it's very nice. As long as the wife is happy, thats what counts. Jockmike

looks like it is ideally suited the purpose. Nice work!

very cool…please let us know how it works…I mean--how much it works to help her do her needle work…sounds like you save $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ and it is probably much better built!!! New business???
Make an advertisement and sell them in her magazine!!!

She has been using this for about a year with very little modifications. The one thing she had me add was a plexi glass strip to keep her tools from falling off. Other than that it seems to be perfect for the trade.

As far as turning it into a business.. no way. I don't want to turn an enjoyable past time into work If one of her friends wanted one the sure, but to mass product it? Just the though makes my eyes hurt <grin>

it look superb. Well done!
I'd purchased a $$$ quilt frame for my mom, but we couldn't get it to hold the quilt tight enough so she's back to her 4 pieces of wood clamped together.

Well done! Great project with clean lines and well executed. This will get lots of use!

I agree - ? a new business . . .

Over the years, I've often observed that woodworkers are married to wives/husbands who are involved in other hand crafts.

I know many woodworkers whose mates are quilters, or do toll painting, etc.

I think it is nice the way woodworking can contribute to so many other artistic aspects of life.

Nice work.

Looks like fine furniture to me!
Excellent job. I like stuf that is adjustable!

Wow! Nice and clean!

Nice set up snowdog.

How well do those height adjustments work? I was wondering if they would be better at an angle similar to the support? Is there any extra strengthener on the inside to prevent them from breaking? Not that needlework is particularly strenuous, but over time they could be weakened from use.

I just wondered because I like that method of supporting the top. I might do something like that if I make another artist stand like one of my other projects.

If I were to make another I might adjust the angle of the support notch (I don't know what else to call it to fit the support angle better. I wonder how that would look. I like the clean lines of the straight notches and they do work very well the way the are. It also balanced well when you pick it up. I find myself grabbing the top notch and carrying it to wherever she wants to work today. If I angled the support notches it might be harder to pick up. But I would like to try it and see someday.