Norman felt hopelessly lost as he hiked across the expanse of fabric. He had no point of reference. No guidance or direction.
One day, he discovered a beacon of hope. It was a great beam of light shining forth across the fabric giving him direction—and guidance.
He felt very… centered.
What is the source of this great beam of light? It’s PAL 2! The Perfect Alignment Laser 2!
PAL 2 uses:
- Quickly locate the center of quilt blocks, pockets, plackets, bags and more
- Connect continuous embroidery designs
- Verify design placement on large items such as jacket backs, banners, pants and more
Features:
- Adjustable lamp head
- Lock-in permanent position
- Swivel tip allows for proper aiming of the laser crosshair
- Bright, crisp Non-Gaussian lines show uniform brightness across entire length of beam
- Reflective 6″ wide and 3″ tall shade protects laser beam
- Adjustable clamp fits table surfaces up to 2 ¼” thick
- 28″ arm with flexible elbow joint
- Adjustable height
- Weighted base post firmly slips into the adjustable clamp
Once you use PAL 2, you’ll soon discover it makes centering and continuous embroidery so easy to achieve you’ll want to dance!
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120 COMMENTS
Donna F
10 years agoI would put one on my sewing tote bag. And one on a sweatshirt as well.
Lynsey
10 years agoI decided to make spoolie the mascot for the door to my sewing studio! She will be in the center of a round hoop with “Lynsey’s Studio” curved along the top and “Creative Messes Allowed!”
Mary Hager
10 years agoeverywhere
Ginger
10 years agoI would use a spoolie for a table topper or a machine cover in my sewing room! They are adorable!
Jeanette Letson
10 years agoI would use the designs for craft room decor such as curtains, wall hangings, and machine covers….all things beautiful!
Deborah K.
10 years agoI think I would embroider a sewing machine cover! What cute designs.
Patsy T
10 years agoI would put them on a machine cover in my sewing room.
Gladys Gardiner
10 years agoOn totes I take yo quilting class so all can ask, “Where did you get that design?”
Terri Wahner
10 years agoOn a sweatshirt 🙂
Debbie Nutter
10 years agoI would proudly display them on the sewing machine covers I am going to make for my machines.
Janice Thompson
10 years agoI would put them on curtains in the sewing room and on the sewing machine cover that I need to make.
Betty
10 years agoI am really curious about this device. I would love to know more about how it works and individuals who have purchased it to see what they actually think. It looks fantastic. It would make centering so quick if it actually does what it says! Give us more information and I may be more tempted to purchase it! Thanks!!
Denise Holguin
10 years agoHi Betty,
It’s a handy tool! Stop by our website for a video demonstration of the product.
http://www.shop.dzgns.com/collections/placement-kits/products/perfect-alignment-laser-2
Denise
Yvonne Foy
10 years agoThese would look awesome to put on my valance in the sewing room or a wall border. I am really feeling the wall border is the best!
Sandra Plake
10 years agoI would make a special tote bag just for these and probably put one on a denim shirt/jacket that I would have embroideries all over and maybe on a pair of jeans to go with it.
JudiC
10 years agoOn a new cover for my serger (sttill using the clear plastic one that came with it)
Sue
10 years agoI just bought a new machine and I need a new cover for it. These would be darling on a cover for Mz RubyDee!
Charlotte Silber
10 years agoI have been working on aprons for Christmas gifts, a couple of my daughters and some friends sew and embroider.
These would look cute on their aprons. I hope I’m picked.
Thank You, Charlotte
Cassandra Hammond
10 years agoI would use a spoolie on a cloth to cover my machine.
MaryAnne Hoffman
10 years agoI would love to put one of these Spoolie designs on a cover I plan to make for my new Baby Lock Serger.
DONA SANBORN
10 years agoOn a sweatshirt
Beverly Murphy
10 years agoI would use it in my sewing room . Just got a seger and it needs a cover also will put it on my tote bags. Love it !! ^j^
Marilynne Kulpa
10 years agoOh my gosh….my Sewing Fairies are going to love these Spoolies….let the sewing room games begin!
Pamela Black
10 years agoI would embroidery Spoolie and her six friends on six different flags to hang in my Sewing room.
Mitzi
10 years agoon the carrying case for my sewing machine, on my sewing tool pouch
Alice Coddington
10 years agoOn the cover of a round spool table in my sewing room
Alice Coddington
10 years agoOn the round spool table in my sewing room (on the cover)
Randy case
10 years agoOn various baby bags and accessories for our new grandchild
Denise Rowland
10 years agoI think it would be adorable on a sewing tote bag or embroidery machine cover.
Carol Seavitt
10 years agoOn the pocket of blue jeans. Or a shirt mom could wear to her sewing club:). Love the design and love my PAL.
Jill T
10 years agoI would embellish a demin jacket with Spoolie and her friends.
Rebecca Pratt
10 years agoI would love to use Spoolie and her friends to decorate my sewing room! So happy and cheerful!
Heidi
10 years agothose spoolies could live all over the house, the car, my clothes, sneak one onto my hubby’s underwear, well, maybe she wouldn’t like it there!!!
Cathy
10 years agoI took down a bed to make room for all my sewing but had no where to store the mattresses, so I would put them on the cover over the mattresses then would blend in with the rest of the room.
Tamra Botkin
10 years agoI believe that the “Spoolie Family” could live in my sewing world! The curtains, chair cover, cushions, waste basket, sewing machine cover, sewing tool caddie, hand embroidery bag, ….They could live anywhere! Move on in!
Martha Shores
10 years agoI’d use the Spoolies to decorate canvas tote bags which I would use to bring home purchases from the quilt shop or other fabric store!!!
Florence Daly
10 years agoI would sew them on a long piece of fabric and frame it for my sewing room.
Cathy Van Daalwyk
10 years agoI would put them in my sewing room and on that stabilizer holder!
Shirley Clark
10 years agoI would love to use it on a sewing machine cover! Perfect!
Linda W
10 years agoEach Spoolie is so cute. They would look great in a collage in my Sewing Room.
Liz Fergus
10 years agoOne would just have to go on a tee shirt for my 6 year old granddaughter. She comes to my house to learn to sew on my old Featherweight. And then I would also have to have a matching tee for myself for those days when we sew together. Not to mention a cover for our machines…..
Sherry Hoover
10 years agoI would put one on my white baseball cap!
Brenda Sutton
10 years agoSo very cute! I would make items to outfit my sewing area. Machine covers~~tread catcher
Mary S
10 years agoI have a denim shirt that needs a touch of embroidery. Voila, Spoolie.
Pam
10 years agoThe “Pal” has changed my life. Would love the spoolie! It would be. There!
Beverly
10 years agoI have a round shoe rack that spins and hangs from the ceiling for my stabilizer. They would be cute on the pockets. I also need to make a machine cover and would one on there.
donna
10 years agoI would put them along the bottom edge of the curtains I am making for my sewing studio. Would also be cute to frame a couple.
Wende Gennardo
10 years agoI would have to put one or two on a quilt for my granddaughter….as she is just learning the aet of sewing. Then again I might have to put one on a sweatshirt jacket for myself.
Gayle
10 years agoSpoolie would do double duty on my most loved denims to cover and strengthen the thin threadbare area and look good whilst doing it. Thus effectively changing it from a near toss out, to an exclusive conversation starter piece of clothing.
Donna G.
10 years agoOn covers for my sewing machine, serger and embroidery machine. They’re so cute!
Becky3580
10 years agoSpoolies would be great on a name tag pin for an embroidery club; with each member having a spoolie of her choice with her name on it. A cute way to introduce each other.
I think they would look cute on a pair of socks or on a pillowcase border.
Lynn P
10 years agoI would put them on a wall hanging for my sewing room. I watched Sue Hausmann make the Stabilizer Tote on TV and have wanted to make one since I recently purchased an embroidery machine and have a new and growing collection of stabilizers!
Paula Lund
10 years agoI would love to have them all over the sewing room and on clothes to wear to quilting guild. They would also make darling dish towels for Christmas gifts. Just too many possibilities.
Gail Beam
10 years agoThe sewing spoolies would be adorable to sew on sweatshirts for the whole family! I think a spoolie kitty and puppy would be cute additions to the spoolie family. Thanks for the chance to win this spectacular prize!
Gail
Paula Close
10 years agoI am going to recover my chair in my sewing room. That would be a great design to put on the back where everyone could see it when they walk on.
Karen Poole
10 years agoOh my gosh!! These are so cute!!! I would stitch them onto a bunch of tote bags that I have that I use for various different things, one is my Quilt Guild bag, one is my Crochet project bag, another has hand embroidery squares that I bring with me while waiting at various appointments, and so on. Plus, how could I resist putting a few of them on a sweatshirt or two!!! Ohhh I hope I won this one!!
Charlotte Ramirez
10 years agoWould sew them on the curtain hanging over my fabric stash. Happy, Happy, Happy
Laura Batchelor
10 years agoI would put them on my tote bags. So cute!
Ginny Guistina
10 years agoI would put them all over my walls leading into my sewing room. I would then make a giant one to put on my one and only blank wall space in my sewing room overlooking my birdfeeder.
Cathy Ford
10 years agoI would use them to make some gifts for friends, perhaps placemats or mug rugs.
Stella Penalver
10 years agoI would embroider them on gifts to my machine embroidery friends. I enjoy making gifts for special occasions and birthdays.
Brenda McNeil
10 years agoMy daughter just gave birth to her 1st child on Monday! She loves all things embroidered but does not have a machine so I do any embroidering she needs. They live 2 hrs away and I’m staying with them until they no longer need/want me here. So when I get back home to my machine I think I would get right in my sewing room and go to stitching. The Spoolie pushing the baby carriage would be so cute for her in a frame for her craft room. I’m going to so love sewing and embroidering for Adison Marie!
Love, Nana
Linda lee
10 years agoIn march i will become the grandma of TWINS…i am so excited and just want to embroidery everything i get my hands on. Thank you Sulky and DIME.
Yvonne Carrington-Buss
10 years agoSo adorable you can’t pick one so I’d put several along the hem of some curtains.
Gail sabramsky
10 years agoI would put a spool is on my sewing accessories that I give as gifts to my quilt friends at Christmas. So cute!
Brenda Benfield
10 years agoI would embroider pictures to put on my wall in my sewing room
Diane Cockman
10 years agoI would use them on my machine covers. Then I would put them on a tote and a shirt and jacket and on anything else where people could see them. That way they would ask about them and I could tell them where they came from.
Darlene Gerber
10 years agoI have been wanting to do a stabilizer organizer and the Spoolie designs would be perfect!!
Nancy Weber
10 years agoI am in the process of making covers for my machines and valances for the sewing room windows. These sewing Spoolies would be perfect for on them. Then I think I would add them to a fleece jacket that is calling for some decoration! Hugs. Nan
Patty
10 years agoMy first project would be a sewing tote to take to class. I think I would also do a sewing machine cover next.
Delia Sosa
10 years agoI would use spoolie on allmy projects I embroider. Centering my projects would be a lot easier to do.
Valerie Gwara
10 years agoEverywhere! On the pocket of my denim jacket would be perfect tho.
Kathy
10 years agoEverywhere! Would be so cute on bags!
Linda Eiden
10 years agoOn a cover for my threads, back of ny sewing chair, the possibilities are endless really
Thanks
Royce Zook
10 years agoGreat to put onto organizer covers as well as house aprons. Don’t see putting onto machine covers because the covers would never be seen . . . our machines are in use too much to cover.
Christina
10 years agoSpoolie and her friends would be nice on a colorful fabric and then framed. They could be used to decorate a sewing room. Putting her on a tote bag would be nice also. The creativity is endless.
Leora B
10 years agoI would put this on my sewing bags, or plain fabric and decorate my sewing room with them.. I really like the stabilizer project.
Robyn Morris
10 years agoFirst place I would place a Spoolie would be on my traveling iron tote bag…what great fun they would have traveling all around with me.
Lori Vale
10 years agoOn a banner for my sewing room
Mary
10 years agoOne on my thread trim (garbage) box would be really cute!
Carolyn
10 years agoI would embroider a Spoolie as a welcome banner to my new sewing room.
Kimmy
10 years agoI think a machine cover would be a great place for a Spoolie.
Dawn
10 years agoAnything to decorate my sewing room
Kim
10 years agoI have a niece who has recently discovered sewing in Home-Ec I think a book bag with a spoolie on it and the phrase Back to Spool might be in order.
Lynsey
10 years agoSorry, Brenda! I hit Reply and didn’t realize I needed to scroll down to post my own Reply.
I wrote that I’ve created a sign for my sewing room, hooped in a circular hoop. Spoolie is in the center and “Lynsey’s Studio” curved above and “Creative Messes Allowed!” curved below.
Pam
10 years agoI would love to put in frames in my sewing room!
Sharon Wardlaw
10 years agoI love love love the spoolies. I think I would put them on everything in my sewing room and on tea towels and anything else I could think of. I think they are so cute. love them
Cynthia S
10 years agoThe possibilities are endless for the spoolies! Shirts, totes, machine covers, jackets, pants, blankets, bags, purses, etc!!!
Pat Black
10 years agoClever spoolie designs would look great on any of my sew-themed projects, but I would be proud to wear them on my favorite denim shirt!
Sandra Konczak
10 years agoI would embroidery a Spoolie on my sewing retreat shirt for everyone to uh and ah over.
Sandra Konczak
10 years agoI would embroidery as Spoolie on my ASG shirt for everyone to uh and ah over.
Karen
10 years agoIn frames in my fitting room and guest towels for starters.
Rita
10 years agoA stabilizer holder as shown on the Spoolie site.
Fay Rawls
10 years agoThey would be great to use on gifts for all my quilting and machine embroidery friends. I enjoy making them special gifts.
Maga
10 years agoI would make sewing machine covers for my girls and put designs on a new caddy for myself to take with me when we have our sewcial week-ends together.
Thank you very much for the chance of winning!
Colleen
10 years agoI would make pillow for my chair in my sewing studio. The designs are precious.
Diana Rose
10 years agoLove Ms. Spoolie, she will accompany me on my new sewing carry all bag that I’m making to take to my sewing classes.
Judy Abbott
10 years agoI would make a small wall hanging/sign to put on the door to my storage closet that holds all my supplies, especially many spools of thread.
Theresa Kresge
10 years agoI would use it to embroider lettering on aprons for our local volunteer fire company’s auxiliary.
Emma L
10 years agoI’m in need of new sewing machine covers! These will be a most beautiful choice to set off my new covers.
ENERY LUCENA
10 years agoI would embroidery in a canvas and make a wall hanger and put in in my sewing room . Also I embroidery in my tote bags for my sewing and embroidery class. So cute.
Barb Gustafson
10 years agoI would use the designs to make the stabilizer organizer shown on the sulky website.
Jeannie Garcia
10 years agoI would put one on my sewing socks! The keep my feet warm while I am sewing on those cold winter nights.
Julienne Burns
10 years agoI would put them on the sign to my “creative lair.”
Polly
10 years agoI would put them on a tote to take to class, or maybe a machine cover, or ???
LeAnne L
10 years agoI think Spoolies would look great on a sewing machine cover.
Mary Haggenmaker
10 years agoJust the right thing to put on the T-shirts I bought but keep staring at.
Kathy Schmidt
10 years agoOn the curtains in my sewing room as well as on some new covers for may machines
Linda Burwick
10 years agoI have been telling myself I am going to make covers for the machines in my sewing room. These would be perfect on the front of the covers. Before I do something for myself, I would put one on a gift totebag for a cousin who is a serious sewer. She would love it!
Paule-Marie
10 years agoI’d use them on a curtain for the French doors into my sewing room. That way I’d have something cute to look at and I could hide the sewing room mess when I had to.
Joan Luiz
10 years agoI have already made Sue Hausmann’s stabilizer wall hanging where they used all of the Spoolies, but I used the Stipple Cats (from http://www.dzgns.com)instead of the Spoolies. There so many places they could be used it’s hard to pick one. Most have been referenced in previous posts.
Nancy Johnson
10 years agoI have a new sewing machine and would use the Spoolies on the cover that I am going to make for the machine and the embroidery unit.
Berenice
10 years agoOn my thread bag that goes with me when I take my machine on trips.
Pat Oishi
10 years agoI can see these Spoolies running wild all over my sewing room: a new machine cover, dancing on the curtains, the stabilizer project. Everywhere!
Brenda Payne
10 years agoI love to combine embroidery designs into my quilts. This would be a fun design to put into a lap quilt.
CAROL RIBAR
10 years agoI would like them on a valance in my sewing room. I need a new one in there, and this would be a great project. I also have to check out that website for more info on this gizmo.
Mary B
10 years agoI would use these Spoolies all over my sewing room:
On my thread catcher ,the stabilizer project, as a framed work of art.
Judy Goshy
10 years agoThese are absolutely darling! I would use in so many places but I do like the idea of using some of them on my thread catcher/utility hanging bag. Gifts for those special friends. I can’t wait.
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10 years agoI go to see daily some websites and information sites to read content,
except this blog provides quality based articles.
Jacquelyn Richardson
8 years agoI made a machine cover for my MC11000SE and placed different “spoolies” all around the boarder…it turned out really really cute