HAHAHA
Nice try Teresa.
But if you came to visit someday I will let you "play" on the old
machine (sorry NOBODY gets to play on the new).
Krystyna - Already did that, not much to clean yet in the new
machine, but the old machine needed the cleaning.
Can you believe that while my new machine was doing its "thing"
stitching out some praying hands that it broke a needle?
Did I happen to mention just HOW much I love this awesome
new machine too? Tell you what I did. Here are some of the things
I am have been enjoying learning about the new machine.
1) I think it is just cool as heck that I can wind my bobbins WHILE
it is doing the embroidery. So I was able to get my next bobbin
color (for FSL) ready without having to wait for it to finish what it
is doing. AND it stops itself when the spool is full (my old machine
you had to stop the winding).
2) I discovered when the machine broke the needle it popped up
a message saying turn machine off before removing plate. So without
thinking I turned the machine off. Now normally I would do this ANYWAY
but I was "shocked" that a needle broke. After I turned the machine
off I thought "oh darn now I "lost" my "setup" of praying hands #4"
So after cleaning out broken needle piece putting everything back together
I proceed to see if I can "setup" the machine the way I had it when
did the initial setup for 4 praying hands to stitch. Low and behold IT WORKED!
You can BARELY tell there was a "problem" with the stitch out.
Ok I am sorry I will stop rambling on about my new machine, just so
excited to be learning all these fun new things this machine can do that
the other didn't/couldn't do.
Now back to working on some RAK's, SP gifts and other embroidery.