What's your weakness
#81
Originally Posted by G-Maw Wilda
I have trouble with passing up fabric in any store that has it, I have to look at all of it. I usually end up buying some before I leave the store. My worse problem is quilt books, I didn't realize how many I had until I got ready to put them all together. I think that I have a book with every pattern in print. Just ask, I probably have itl.
Lately, I have been taking cake decorating classes, so far I love them.
Lately, I have been taking cake decorating classes, so far I love them.
Happy baking.
#83
GailG: When you see something on the Internet that you like and want to come back to all you have to do is add it to your FAVORITES . At the top of your computer screen you'll see file/edit/view/FAVORITES/tools/Help. Click on Favorites and it'll take you to another screen that asks if you want to ADD TO FAVORITES. Click on ADD to FAVorites and it'll ask you where you want it saved. You can create a new file such as (Cakes on the Internet) then hit OK. You now have that site in your FAVORITES. Good Luck! I use to print everything too until it became crystal clear they don't make a house large enough for everything I was interested in saving so I learned to use the FAVORITES and I love it. I have files : Recipes then under recipes I have subfiles with cake, pies, candy, etc. I've done the same with my Favorites for Quilts with subfiles for Applique patterns, Quick & Easy Patterns, Rag Quilts, Dresden Plate Quilts, How to TIPS, etc. Works great.
Good luck,
Feathers
Good luck,
Feathers
#84
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Hmmm, 6 pages of weakness confessions so far......
My current weakness is applique patterns. I have accumulated enough for several lifetimes but still covet more.
I still have a soft spot for old sewing machines, but my husband convinced me sell off my collection about ten years ago. He had a point. I loved them, but I never used them because I prefer my modern Bernina. They were collecting dust. At least I found a fellow collector who I'm sure has loved them as much as I did.
Now I satisfy my craving for old machines by purchasing inexpensive ones at thrift stores and fixing them up to donate. A local non-profit conducts quilting classes for the disabled, and many of the people would like to sew at home but can't afford a machine. I've donated a lot of fabric, books and magazines to that non-profit too.
My current weakness is applique patterns. I have accumulated enough for several lifetimes but still covet more.
I still have a soft spot for old sewing machines, but my husband convinced me sell off my collection about ten years ago. He had a point. I loved them, but I never used them because I prefer my modern Bernina. They were collecting dust. At least I found a fellow collector who I'm sure has loved them as much as I did.
Now I satisfy my craving for old machines by purchasing inexpensive ones at thrift stores and fixing them up to donate. A local non-profit conducts quilting classes for the disabled, and many of the people would like to sew at home but can't afford a machine. I've donated a lot of fabric, books and magazines to that non-profit too.
#86
Feathers, thank you sooo much for the mini tute. I will try. My kids have tried, but I'm so lost in the fifties.... I have registered for a computer class at the public library in March.. Perhaps then I will be able to do a little more. Thanks again. :lol:
#87
Originally Posted by Prism99
Hmmm, 6 pages of weakness confessions so far......
My current weakness is applique patterns. I have accumulated enough for several lifetimes but still covet more.
I still have a soft spot for old sewing machines, but my husband convinced me sell off my collection about ten years ago. He had a point. I loved them, but I never used them because I prefer my modern Bernina. They were collecting dust. At least I found a fellow collector who I'm sure has loved them as much as I did.
Now I satisfy my craving for old machines by purchasing inexpensive ones at thrift stores and fixing them up to donate. A local non-profit conducts quilting classes for the disabled, and many of the people would like to sew at home but can't afford a machine. I've donated a lot of fabric, books and magazines to that non-profit too.
My current weakness is applique patterns. I have accumulated enough for several lifetimes but still covet more.
I still have a soft spot for old sewing machines, but my husband convinced me sell off my collection about ten years ago. He had a point. I loved them, but I never used them because I prefer my modern Bernina. They were collecting dust. At least I found a fellow collector who I'm sure has loved them as much as I did.
Now I satisfy my craving for old machines by purchasing inexpensive ones at thrift stores and fixing them up to donate. A local non-profit conducts quilting classes for the disabled, and many of the people would like to sew at home but can't afford a machine. I've donated a lot of fabric, books and magazines to that non-profit too.
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