Two Tips
#15
Many people have suggested using a soft artist's brush to clean lint out of the feed dog area and elsewhere. I couldn't find one I liked but "re-discovered" a make-up brush that looks like a tube of lipstick. Turn to get to brush, clean, turn to stow the brush. It's also the right size for storing in the machine's attachment box.
#16
Originally Posted by mygirl66
Two more tips:
One: Never sew when you are tired
Two: Always keep some emergency chocolate in your sewing room (and purse, car, dresser drawer...) LOL or am I the only one? hehehe
One: Never sew when you are tired
Two: Always keep some emergency chocolate in your sewing room (and purse, car, dresser drawer...) LOL or am I the only one? hehehe
#17
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Originally Posted by TexasGurl
Originally Posted by mygirl66
Two more tips:
One: Never sew when you are tired
Two: Always keep some emergency chocolate in your sewing room (and purse, car, dresser drawer...) LOL or am I the only one? hehehe
One: Never sew when you are tired
Two: Always keep some emergency chocolate in your sewing room (and purse, car, dresser drawer...) LOL or am I the only one? hehehe
I usually sew until I make a major mistake...as in, I should have stopped long ago. But perhaps the chocolate will fix things!
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Its shaped like a "T". I place the "T" end flush with a straight edge, such as the table or cutting mat. Then just cut along the long edge. I wouldn't use a metal T-square -it could ruin your rotary cutter. The one I use has plastic on the long edges.
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