LED Light Box – 8.5″ by 12 inches – Ultrathin and Portable
$35.00 Original price was: $35.00.$24.50Current price is: $24.50.
This LED light box is super lightweight. If you are using an old light box, you know they are heavy and not very portable. This lightweight box not only will travel easily, but is super bright. Perfect for all tracing, whether it’s embroidery patterns, or templates for your applique. You can also use it to assist in placement of your applique pieces by placing your pattern under your background piece, them placing the pieces on top.
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