Neglected Sewing Machine.....
#32
Originally Posted by Airwick156
I will im going right now. LOLOL
#33
I understand your dilemma ... I belong to a number of quilt groups online besides this board and the time just zips by and I don't get anything done ... unless I don't turn on the computer all day long.
warm quilt hugs, sue in CA
warm quilt hugs, sue in CA
#34
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Originally Posted by Airwick156
I only have one machine. But someday and I hope that someday comes soon, I want to get another sewing machine.
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Here's something that's helped me a bit. Not sure it's on a PC, but on my Macbook, under Edit there is a Speech function. Takes getting used to the computer voice, and how it reads a screen, but it lets me do a bit of sewing and still check on websites. I also use the speech feature in Adobe to read files to me. Not a perfect solution, but it helps.
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Originally Posted by Airwick156
I really do love this site. But it is causing me tremendous troubles. And I just don't know what to do about it.
I love to quilt, but I also love to read all the comments on this site. But how am I supposed to sew anything when I am addicted to this place? I do not forsee my husband nor my two little doggies doing any quilting for me at this point in my life. And it sure isn't going to do it by itself. My sewing machine is sitting on the top landing of the stairs in its carrying case untouched, unloved since Tuesday when I went to my little sewing group. Today is Friday. And from where I sit here reading all thes posts, occasionally my head will turn and I can see it just sitting there crying to come out of its case. Do you all realize how sad that is for a sewing machine? The poor thing is so cold. It doesn't even have a quilt to cover up with. So I suppose I will get off here and at least go put it on my sewing table and plug it in and warm it up a little before my little Brother catches a cold and has to go to the Sewing Machine Hospital. And Heaven forbid, from my 3 day neglect that its little motor heart hasn't been broken forever. :)
I love to quilt, but I also love to read all the comments on this site. But how am I supposed to sew anything when I am addicted to this place? I do not forsee my husband nor my two little doggies doing any quilting for me at this point in my life. And it sure isn't going to do it by itself. My sewing machine is sitting on the top landing of the stairs in its carrying case untouched, unloved since Tuesday when I went to my little sewing group. Today is Friday. And from where I sit here reading all thes posts, occasionally my head will turn and I can see it just sitting there crying to come out of its case. Do you all realize how sad that is for a sewing machine? The poor thing is so cold. It doesn't even have a quilt to cover up with. So I suppose I will get off here and at least go put it on my sewing table and plug it in and warm it up a little before my little Brother catches a cold and has to go to the Sewing Machine Hospital. And Heaven forbid, from my 3 day neglect that its little motor heart hasn't been broken forever. :)
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