Just A Thought “FLOOR” Stand ….. Thank you for your interest but I have now retired and have no products available for purchase.
No special frame needed. You can use a frame, scroll rod, Q-snaps, hoop and, OF COURSE, the JAT Fabric Stretchers. Just flip your work over to get to the back and flip it back to the front to start stitching again.
The arms on this stand are 20 inches long. They move so that when you adjust your sitting position you do not have to actually move the floor stand but instead just move your arms a bit to suite the change. These arms never tighten so tight they do not move. The black rubber tape on the arms keep your frame securely in place against the small dowels at the end of each arm. The frame just sits on the arms for easy flip overs.
The base on the frame is 5/8 inch thick. The design of the base keeps it secure from any wobbling. The main weight of the stand is right here in the base. This is why it has no wobble. If you sit in a chair (like a swivel rocker) that has a bar on the ground just tilt the stand back and slid it back to you going directly over the bar. It will still be secure with no wobble. Please note that this floor stand is not suitable for using with a recliner, or stitching in bed, etc. because of the stand post. If you want to stitch in bed or in a recliner or lounging back you would be best to check out the LAP stand.
The arms, at their highest position are 34 inches high. Because of the “triangle hinge” in this JAT design there is an almost unlimited height angle for holding your work. Once your stand is assembled you need never loosen the top knob of the triangle hinge but only loosen the bottom knob for adjustment. Due to the unique triangle hinge the arms on this stand WILL NOT COLLAPSE. You could sit on them and they would brake before lowering….well…that might be a slight exaggeration but there is not a fabric holder that this stand cannot hold with ease and still hold it’s position.
Some unnecessary information:
Do I make the stands myself? No, I do not make these beautiful stands. I did however design the stand. My husband made the first prototype and then we sent it off for some personal critiquing by the infamous Mary Corbet – http://www.needlenthread.com/ (Thank you Mary) We then took all the comments, good and bad, and made some changes to the stand. We started working with our manufacturer, Universal Custom Display (UCD) out of Elk Grove California, and together we produced the needlework stand you see pictured here.
How long will it take to get to you? Once payment is received your needlework stand will be drop shipped to you directly from our manufacturer. It is shipped via UPS. I will tell you it takes two weeks from payment to delivery to your door but most the time it is much less time than that. (USA deliveries of course.) I will send tracking information to you once I receive it from my manufacturer.
How much are the shipping charges? I call it a “Share-The-Cost” shipping because that is exactly what I do. I share the cost with you. There is a flat rate charge of $20.00 for you and I pick up the rest. This stand is packaged in a box that is 32″ x 22″ x 10 so it is quite large and costly to ship.
What payment do I accept? I will send you a PayPal invoice that you can use for payment. You do not need a PayPal account and you can use any credit card you wish. It is much safer this way and I don’t have to see your card information ever. If you prefer not to use the PayPal payment method I will accept a check but your stand will not be sent out until payment is received.
How do I order? Just email me at the following email address: judyodell325 at gmail.com I will reply to your email and we will be on our way to getting a stand to you. And, of course, if you have any other questions just email me. I love to chat. 🙂
Are there any reviews on this stand? Absolutely! If you go to my Facebook group you can read hundreds of critiques and posts and even a couple videos about all the needlework accessories I offer. Go to Facebook and search for Just A Thought Needlework Design. Easy Peasy!
Just A Thought Needlework Design – Judy Odell
www.justathought.net
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