Originally Posted by Caer Urfa
Do you suffer withdrawal symptoms when you don't have access to your sewing machine? Yesterday mine went in for its first complimentary service after 12 months and it could take 14 days to come home again. So how am I dealing with that? Going to buy more fabric today of course. I have got on and prepared some appliques that I can do by hand that will go into a charity quilt, and maybe I could finish off all those almost finished embroideries, and maybe I could even do some housework and baking and ironing. How boring! Will I last the distance? :-(
I have tried to get my LQS to have a number system or something to call us a day or two before they need it to work on. This hasn't done the trick, unfortunately.
Then I found a friend who is a licensed machine repair person who will repair my machine on appointment. The best ever solution for me! A same day turn around.
In the old days I would be in withdrawl and would work on planning my next quilting projects.
Make the most of your withdrawl.
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