I finally had time to get my granddaughter's quilt top done. It will be quilted later this summer. Life just kept getting in the way.
On a side note, my trusty, faithful, circa 1980s Kenmore sewing machine stopped working and gave me an 'Er' status when I tried to sew. Luckily, I have a couple of back-up machines. I made some burp cloths for my youngest daughter and as I was sewing the flannel corners on my Singer, I bent and broke the neede because it didn't like going through 8 layers. I changed the needle and bang, another bent needle. Change again and the same thing happened. I then gave up on that machine and took the needle out. No sooner did I do that and I put the needle back in. I wanted to take the machine in for repair and this way, I could more easily describe what was wrong with it. My Jenome Jem then finished the job and I am now reading instead of sewing. I know I need a new machine but I have to find a cabinet model and a machine that doesn't have a lot of bells and whistles - features and stitches I won't use much, if at all.
The giraffe sisters look sweet, this will be a lovely and loved quilt. - What a nuisance, the trouble with your sewing machine. Maybe it can be fixed easily.
ReplyDeleteThose little giraffes are so cute--neat pattern. sorry to hear about your machine; ones without all the bells and whistles are hard to find I think...I haven't used even 1/10th of the stitches on mine really...but it sews nicely. Good luck on your quest Hugs, Julierose
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