Removing sewing machine housing.
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Removing sewing machine housing.
https://sewingdocacademy.com/remove-...r_a1BerCZ_x0GA
This new website has a lot to offer sewers and quilters.
Main page is https://sewingdocacademy.com/
This new website has a lot to offer sewers and quilters.
Main page is https://sewingdocacademy.com/
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Once you get the housing off then cleaning a machine is easy. Of course it won't be for those who still have a warranty on the machines. I signed up so I'll post when the lessons become available and the membership fee and the model of machines used. I think one saved cleaning bill will more then pay for the fee.
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The Featherweight Shop offers a lot of information free. Without paying $150 - $250 for the online classes, there's no way to know how much more detail the SewingDoc's classes are, to know whether they are worth the cost of getting information that is already available online for free.
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