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Old 10-15-2009, 05:08 AM
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It's okay Bevanger.....I am glad you posted it here because I would have never seen it otherwise.

You just gave me the incentive to ask my uncle about my grandmother's treadle machine that is sitting at my other uncle's house. I don't think it has even been looked at in ages.

I haven't said anything about it for fear of world war 3 with the aunts but I am going to risk it now.

Thanks sweetie!
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Old 10-15-2009, 05:11 AM
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Thanks for reminding us to at least ask! Today! I am going to my mothers to get my grandmothers machine before someone else in the family claims it.
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Old 10-15-2009, 05:11 AM
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Originally Posted by lfw045
It's okay Bevanger.....I am glad you posted it here because I would have never seen it otherwise.

You just gave me the incentive to ask my uncle about my grandmother's treadle machine that is sitting at my other uncle's house. I don't think it has even been looked at in ages.

I haven't said anything about it for fear of world war 3 with the aunts but I am going to risk it now.

Thanks sweetie!
THANK YOU for understanding hun. I do hope you get yours :D
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Originally Posted by Up North
Thanks for reminding us to at least ask! Today! I am going to my mothers to get my grandmothers machine before someone else in the family claims it.
Thanks hun. I hope you get yours. I try not to think of all the times my grandma sat making clothes for my dad, the quilts for her family. BIG SIGH!
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Old 10-15-2009, 05:15 AM
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But you have those memories and they are forever! My grandma had her treadle converted to electric- so no pretty cabinet. She never used it after that. But I will get it and see what I can do with it. My mom just said yesterday that Grandma and Grandpa would have been married 100 years this month!
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Old 10-15-2009, 05:20 AM
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100 yrs? WOW!
Yeah I have TONS of memories. Mom said I took after my gma cuz she crocheted, knitted, hand embrouidered, sewed clothes, quilted etc. Only thing I can't get the hang of is knitting :oops: I have hand carved knitting needles my grandpa made and Grandma made my dad and his brothers & 1 sister things. My Aunt gave me them. I have them on my sewing room wall. :wink:
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Old 10-15-2009, 05:22 AM
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Maybe she remembers where she got rid of the machine. You may be able to track it down and buy it. It's worth a try. Maybe your sister thought since you didn't seem upset when she asked for it, you weren't interested. She's your sister you have a right to make her feel a little miserable over this! :wink:
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I can't believe she did that!!!!!!!!!!! I understand you being furious. Nice guys finish last...perhaps we should stop being so nice and speak up for things that mean a lot to us - like grandma's treadle and all that sort of thing. Sorry this happened to you, our wonderful sweet Bev... :(
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So sorry
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Old 10-15-2009, 05:25 AM
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Originally Posted by BellaBoo
Maybe she remembers where she got rid of the machine. You may be able to track it down and buy it. It's worth a try. Maybe your sister thought since you didn't seem upset when she asked for it, you weren't interested. She's your sister you have a right to make her feel a little miserable over this! :wink:
this was ohhhh 78 maybe. its been yrs. since it was an antique and in good condition, i'm thinking she sold it. hubby says to just let it go. my sister is self centered.
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