gladgirl

I have done the very same thing more times than I will admit here. I've even left myself a sticky note right on the sewing machine where I can't miss it, and then I forget to read it when I come back and turn on the machine. I feel your pain!!! Don't you want to just kick yourself in the head!

karenpatrick

I think these new machines should go back to where ever you were when you turned them off. You shouldn't have to reset them every time you turn them on. Do you hear me, sewing machine companies? If some company did that I would buy their machine. I have to stop and "try" to remember what my settings were all over again. My seam ripper and I are on very good terms most of the time. Apparently she doesn't like being kept in my sewing box because she makes things happen that make me get her out of the box. Naughty girl!

MaggieLou

I know when I turn mine off I have to reset it before starting again. It goes back to the default setting. I'm finally learning to check before I start to sew. I don't know how many times I've forgotten to reset it and had the needle hit the presser foot. I have to move the needle over to use the 1/4" foot. LOL

Just Me...

Coffee always helps....and chocolate! :)

MelodyWB

I bought a very nice seam ripper.. for a gift to my hubby..his official job in the quilting world is "Master Ripper" that's his contribution!!

karenpatrick

Now why didn't I think of that???

gunny148

Some one on here had the same prolem, up all night working...the come to find out oops, it happen, i have done it its not a good thing

76 and counting

I bought two boxs of them because they like to hide from me. I spend so much time looking for them.

Happy Linda

I bought this electric seam ripper. Works great and fast. It looks like a miniature electric haircutter. It's made by WAHL Home Products.

Kappy

I call mine "Jack".