So this is how it starts huh?
09-25-2013, 06:04 PM
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Originally Posted by mighty
That is how it starts, but how does it end? LOL
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09-26-2013, 07:13 AM
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Originally Posted by Lew Schiller
I do like the cabinet the - 206 is it? - is in. Thankfully it's a good 3 hour round trip from me. Makes it a lot easier to resist :-).
My wife learned to sew and sew well in parochial high school. Apparently it's a skill people no longer need as it seems fewer people have it. Do they still teach it in schools? I know "Shop Class" for boys is all but a thing of the past. Probably deemed too dangerous - what with the real tools and all.
My wife learned to sew and sew well in parochial high school. Apparently it's a skill people no longer need as it seems fewer people have it. Do they still teach it in schools? I know "Shop Class" for boys is all but a thing of the past. Probably deemed too dangerous - what with the real tools and all.
09-26-2013, 12:34 PM
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Originally Posted by Lew Schiller
Oh I'm sure I'll be fine...really...I'll be able to stop anytime I want... :-)
09-26-2013, 03:24 PM
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Originally Posted by Sewgood
Lew.....nice machines!!
I noticed the binder clip attached to the front of the Kenmore. What is that for? Thinking it may be some sort of addition to the ease of sewing
I noticed the binder clip attached to the front of the Kenmore. What is that for? Thinking it may be some sort of addition to the ease of sewing
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