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Or when you make a mistake, unsew it, and then proceed to make the same mistake again. Argh!!!
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I am laughing and crying at the same time! I've done all these things many, many times! But sewing something wrong, ripping it out and sewing it wrong again! I can't count the number of times I've done that! Try making 8 cheerleading uniforms with 18 tricolor pleats!
What a job that was. In fact, I spent all the money I made on my first Pfaff, a 1471! |
Bahahaha! This is hilarious - and most of this stuff happens to me all the time.
Stitch and B**** made me laugh my butt off... |
bearisgrey - yep just about have it figured out when that phone rings and then when you can get back to it, you've forgotten what you figured.
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My Viking has a low bobbin alarm, it stops and won't let me sew any more until I change it.
Originally Posted by SueDor
Originally Posted by Linda B
Or when the bobbin runs out of thread and you are just a few inches from being finished.
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Originally Posted by kathy
well i learned a long time ago, if you drop a spool or bobbin, throw down the end! the longer you hold it the more it's going to unwind! as far as that empty bobbin , I just got my treadle going last week and was happy to be in the living room sewing up a storm and my husband said" why are the falling apart when they hit the floor?"
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Originally Posted by Linda B
Or when the bobbin runs out of thread and you are just a few inches from being finished.
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you get all set up and ready for some free time to sew, you just get sat down and start sewing and your dh calls you? or the doorbell rings
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or the cat pukes...
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I have discovered the best way to take care of bird's nest's is a pair of barber shears. They nicely clip the threads without tearing a whole in the cloth.
By the way, I've done all of the above. Love this thread... |
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