Finally got her inside
04-13-2014, 04:59 AM
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Jp,
I haven't used this machine for a while and I've had to give the wheel a turn in the right direction. But the more I use it the more the feel comes back and I can start it with the foot pedal.
Right now I'm assembling some left over quilt pieces so it's a bit tedious. Sew 3 1/2", stop. Repeat. Oh what a pain.
Joe
I haven't used this machine for a while and I've had to give the wheel a turn in the right direction. But the more I use it the more the feel comes back and I can start it with the foot pedal.
Right now I'm assembling some left over quilt pieces so it's a bit tedious. Sew 3 1/2", stop. Repeat. Oh what a pain.
Joe
04-15-2014, 04:56 AM
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Originally Posted by OldHairTwister
You would pay thousands of dollars now days for a machine with a harp that size. Ask me how I know
04-15-2014, 07:56 PM
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Originally Posted by J Miller
Jp,
I haven't used this machine for a while and I've had to give the wheel a turn in the right direction. But the more I use it the more the feel comes back and I can start it with the foot pedal.
Right now I'm assembling some left over quilt pieces so it's a bit tedious. Sew 3 1/2", stop. Repeat. Oh what a pain.
Joe
I haven't used this machine for a while and I've had to give the wheel a turn in the right direction. But the more I use it the more the feel comes back and I can start it with the foot pedal.
Right now I'm assembling some left over quilt pieces so it's a bit tedious. Sew 3 1/2", stop. Repeat. Oh what a pain.
Joe
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