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Old 04-08-2012, 04:28 PM
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danimal. You red eye is wonderful and the cabinet is to die for. Such wonderful decals on your machine.
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Old 04-08-2012, 04:37 PM
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Originally Posted by chris_quilts View Post
Vintage; Have not yet taste-tested the cheesecakes but younger DD did taste the chocolate one. She said it was great but super-rich so the cheesecake turned out okay except it may be too rich to eat. Oh well, the guys at hubby's work won't care about that - if it's homemede and from my kitchen, it's considered as good as gold.
What I wanted with my morning coffee was a piece of strawberry-rhubarb pie. I'll have to make some of that at a later time.
Ha Ha, I gotta tell one on my DD. My DH has been a contractor. My DD knows what everything is. She can handle any power tool or tool that comes her way. She can mud dry wall like a pro. OK. When she was 9 or 10 she went to a friend's house. They made pie. She ate pie. When she came home DH asked her what they did. She proudly said she learned to make REBAR strawberry pie. (rebar - just like in the picture... http://specifyzbar.com/home.aspx?gcl...FaYBQAodXn4SZA )
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Old 04-08-2012, 04:59 PM
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I have a machine that is called Dyamic and looks just like the Cinderella and comes apart like it too.
Now that you mention it, I think mine may be called Dynamic too, not Margaret. Margaret is a different 3/4 class 15 machine and I don't have one. Guess that shows that I haven't come across it for a while!

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Old 04-08-2012, 05:04 PM
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I really like that 3/4 size class 15 machine. It's very nice. I'm thinking that is one I want to keep around. I've been doing a bunch of small stuff anyway. I was using a Spartan but it doesn't drop the feed dogs that I know of.
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Old 04-08-2012, 05:41 PM
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I would just like a handcrank that's small and reasonably light-weight. Somewhere I have an aluminum 99; think I'll see how that works as a handcrank.

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Old 04-08-2012, 06:23 PM
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Thank you for the pix of the Dynamic. I knew there was at least one more of that model out there but wasn't sure if I even knew the name.

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I have a machine that is called Dyamic and looks just like the Cinderella and comes apart like it too. Mine came with a carring case. I call her Dinah.
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Old 04-08-2012, 06:28 PM
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Pat,

You've seen my aluminum 99 that is a hand-crank. Haven't you sewn on it yet? I think is sews perfectly.

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I would just like a handcrank that's small and reasonably light-weight. Somewhere I have an aluminum 99; think I'll see how that works as a handcrank.

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Old 04-08-2012, 06:30 PM
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Ha Ha, I gotta tell one on my DD. My DH has been a contractor. My DD knows what everything is. She can handle any power tool or tool that comes her way. She can mud dry wall like a pro. OK. When she was 9 or 10 she went to a friend's house. They made pie. She ate pie. When she came home DH asked her what they did. She proudly said she learned to make REBAR strawberry pie. (rebar - just like in the picture... http://specifyzbar.com/home.aspx?gcl...FaYBQAodXn4SZA )
DD was correct!! The chocolate cheesecake is super rich but very yummy. Both cheesecakes turned out well but even a small piece is too much of a good thing. REBAr strawberry pie - don't believe I've had one of those but most people won't even touch a strawberry/rhubarb pie becaue it's not something momma made.
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$25 for a FW is a deal!

Dinah is gorgeous!

And please pass me the Rebar strawberry pie; I'll have some with my tea while reading the rest of today's posts.
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Originally Posted by vintagemotif View Post
$25 for a FW is a deal!

Dinah is gorgeous!

And please pass me the Rebar strawberry pie; I'll have some with my tea while reading the rest of today's posts.
it is a tooth breaker for sure...
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