Sewing Machine impulse buy!
12-06-2016, 09:35 AM
#32
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Sounds like a great deal to me. The first top of the line I purchased, my hubby kind of went Really & all I said was,
"how much $$ do you think you have spent on tools for your workshop" he couldn't argue with that. He actually really supports my hobby & I have upgraded several times since then, so he's a keeper, for sure. Congrats to you.
"how much $$ do you think you have spent on tools for your workshop" he couldn't argue with that. He actually really supports my hobby & I have upgraded several times since then, so he's a keeper, for sure. Congrats to you.
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03-05-2018, 05:33 AM
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Update: after sitting in my sewing room for just over a year...I gifted it to my best buddy. She really needed to replace her Walmart mechanical Brother machine so I re-homed my Janome DC3050 to her. I know that she will love it!
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03-05-2018, 08:18 AM
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03-05-2018, 10:02 AM
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Sandy, sometimes you "just gotta do what you gotta do"!!!
Besides, it wasn't an impulse buy. Even if it was- so what? This hobby of ours keeps us off the streets and out
of the bars
So happy for you!
Oh- just read your update. You made your friend happy and now you both are YAY
Besides, it wasn't an impulse buy. Even if it was- so what? This hobby of ours keeps us off the streets and out
of the bars
So happy for you!
Oh- just read your update. You made your friend happy and now you both are YAY
03-05-2018, 10:08 AM
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I too bought a new Baby Lock Unity on an impulse buy about a year ago. I hate to say this but this machine totally intimidates me. I don't know anything about Embrodery or how to use it. I have watched several you tube videos but they really don't teach me what I want as a newbe. I took all the free class at the dealer but I felt they were irritated with me because I did not know anything about Embrodery. I tried to find a group online for Embrodery similar to this group but no luck.
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