That's it, start them young. Now they share your talent.
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Just to cute .What kind of machines are they ? I was looking for a small one for my GD and the ones I checked said they weren't worth buying, so I let her sew on my little machine, which is a Janome. But...she can't take it home.
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Those look like the little Touch and Sew from Singer. They are great little machines because they actually have a bobbin and make regular sewing stitches, not just a chain stitch that can be pulled out. I have one and have let my gd's sew on it. Those kids look so proud. Good going, Grandma
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Aww, how nice! They look so proud. And you should be too!
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How cute is that! And what a wonderful "granny" you are by buying them their own machines!!
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Way to go! Great job from two future quilters. Bet they can't wait to do that again.
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How wonderful. They really look like they had fun, and are hooked. Good job Grandma.
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Fantastic way for the kids to learn they can create something and have fun doing it. :thumbup:
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i looked all thru this thread to see if i could find the name of those little sewing machines. finally saw it. i will keep my eye out for them, just to see them. i taught a 4-H group of 10 yr olds one year, so i know the patience you had with your little grandkids. way to go grandma. they sure are lucky to have you. and what great fun, you all had.
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Oh, my goodness. I would love to teach my 6 yr. old great granddaughter how to sew and see that same precious look on her face. And they have their own little machines...how cute is that. They did such a wonderful job. Applause for them...
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