Using Machingers for the first time
10-23-2010, 04:17 AM
#71
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Nancy
I got mine off the internet. Nancy's notions in Beaver Dam Wi. also has them. In fact I just put in an order for a few more for gifts. I will give you Nancy's catalog number they are so helpful too. 800-833-0690. Her staff is very friendly too. The item # is LSSS7 29.99 Supreme Slider. Ask for a catalog and they will put you on there mailing list. I have taken many classes at her shop and she hosts a tv show on Public Television, called Sewing with Nancy. Hope this helps.
Suzy
I got mine off the internet. Nancy's notions in Beaver Dam Wi. also has them. In fact I just put in an order for a few more for gifts. I will give you Nancy's catalog number they are so helpful too. 800-833-0690. Her staff is very friendly too. The item # is LSSS7 29.99 Supreme Slider. Ask for a catalog and they will put you on there mailing list. I have taken many classes at her shop and she hosts a tv show on Public Television, called Sewing with Nancy. Hope this helps.
Suzy
10-23-2010, 04:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Suzy
Nancy
I got mine off the internet. Nancy's notions in Beaver Dam Wi. also has them. In fact I just put in an order for a few more for gifts. I will give you Nancy's catalog number they are so helpful too. 800-833-0690. Her staff is very friendly too. The item # is LSSS7 29.99 Supreme Slider. Ask for a catalog and they will put you on there mailing list. I have taken many classes at her shop and she hosts a tv show on Public Television, called Sewing with Nancy. Hope this helps.
Suzy
I got mine off the internet. Nancy's notions in Beaver Dam Wi. also has them. In fact I just put in an order for a few more for gifts. I will give you Nancy's catalog number they are so helpful too. 800-833-0690. Her staff is very friendly too. The item # is LSSS7 29.99 Supreme Slider. Ask for a catalog and they will put you on there mailing list. I have taken many classes at her shop and she hosts a tv show on Public Television, called Sewing with Nancy. Hope this helps.
Suzy
10-23-2010, 04:25 AM
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You are so welcome. You will not regret the slider or the gloves. They have improved my free motion quilting to where I have even given some of the work away as gifts. I got so tired of stitching in the ditch something had to change. These two products helped with that change.
Suzy
Suzy
10-23-2010, 04:32 AM
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Originally Posted by Suzy
You are so welcome. You will not regret the slider or the gloves. They have improved my free motion quilting to where I have even given some of the work away as gifts. I got so tired of stitching in the ditch something had to change. These two products helped with that change.
Suzy
Suzy
10-23-2010, 04:49 AM
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Tinabodina
I also had them for a time before putting them on, but I won't be without a pair now. Between the gloves and the slider they make a world of difference. I was using the garden gloves from the Dollar Store but they were clumsy and the little bumps would fall off and I was afraid they would get into the bobbin area and would be hard to get out, so on to machingers and won't look back.
Suzy
I also had them for a time before putting them on, but I won't be without a pair now. Between the gloves and the slider they make a world of difference. I was using the garden gloves from the Dollar Store but they were clumsy and the little bumps would fall off and I was afraid they would get into the bobbin area and would be hard to get out, so on to machingers and won't look back.
Suzy
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