Izaquilter

OMG I am so glad she is ok! Guess I will find how many stitches mine has sewn this weekend! I'm looking to trade up & I know that is what they look at! I have an old Bernina 170qpe that is my stand by machine. I don't know what I'd do with out my 'ninas

SuzyQ

Love your descriptions! Wow, that is a LOT of stitches.

Leota

How do you count stitches?????

sewmom

shequilts-are you a writer? you have such an entertaining way with words! I'm glad you are back in the sewing mode again.

peacewrk

I've started using canned air to clean out my machine. It is awesome. It is marketed for cleaning computer keyboards but another sewer suggested it for the sewing machine. I got several cans of it for Christmas, so should be set for a lot of sewing dust and lint.

phyllvog

Do you have a blog? If not, you should have one. Great writing style.

phaedra

Please, Please, Please whatever you do - do not use Canned Air. It is has moisture in the can. When you use it, the moisture blows the lint into the front of the machine making the lint clog. Repair shops love it when you use it - they can charge you more for your cleaning. Some of them will even tell you to use it. It can make the electronics get clogged up and you will either end up buying a new mother board or screen or inside motes or switches. These components are very costly for you and makes more money for the repair shops due to the mark up on these items.

Phaedra

misseva

I used canned air on my keyboard - MY BAD. I now have fuzzies down in my keyboard - it's like a covering of grease holding onto the dirt. DON'T USE IT. Ask me howo I know!!!!

Doreen

I just knew that she just had a slight cough! You might want to check the type of thread you are using. Some thread has a lot of lint!

franie

Love it!