Boy oh boy....did I laugh at myself!!!
#26
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Location: Fort White, Fl
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This made me laugh because just yesterday I wanted to sew after putting my room back in order from guests for Thanksgiving and my machine would not come on. It was plugged in and also plugged into the surger I use but nothing would work boy was I upset. It finally occurred to me that the light was not on on the surge protector cord because it was not plugged in. I was glad no one was there but me. lol
#27
Glad to see that I'm not the only one to do things like this. Yesterday, I wanted to embroider some blocks for a table topper that I'm making. I plugged the embroidery machine in, turned it on, and nothing. Checked the plug, checked to make sure it was plugged into the machine, yup. Hmmm. Okay, I'll sew a few blocks I have done together. (The embroidery machine and sewing machine are close to each other and use the same outlet). I plugged the sewing machine in, turned it on, and nothing. Okay, it has to be the outlet. I get my lamp, plug it in, it works. Well, what is going on here? So, I looked at the cords, well you guessed it. I plugged the sewing machine in when I wanted to use the embroidery machine, and I had plugged the embroidery machine in when I wanted to use the sewing machine. Good thing dh wasn't home, he would still be laughing at me.
#28
We have all done things like this. I just finished piecing a 48x60 western quilt that is scraps and it is attic windows with design changes made. I am working on the boarders now. I will never use this pattern again. It was difficulte sewing.
#29
Originally Posted by Pzazz
I have been sewing all morning trying to finish gifts that have to be mailed this week. With less than one sq. foot to go on FM on a lap quilt for my mom, my machine quit. Ok, so I figure I just over heated it. It was lunchtime anyway so I left it.
I came back to it about an hour later, only to discover that it hadn't over heated, but the quilt had knocked the cord such that it wasn't plugged in all the way!!!!
So.....I have now finished the centre, just the border left to quilt, then get the binding on.
Silly me!!!!! LOL
Patti
I came back to it about an hour later, only to discover that it hadn't over heated, but the quilt had knocked the cord such that it wasn't plugged in all the way!!!!
So.....I have now finished the centre, just the border left to quilt, then get the binding on.
Silly me!!!!! LOL
Patti
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