chris_quilts

Me either. Must be snow brains!

xxxxxxxxxx

you would if you lived out this way. The bulk of those on the west coast and on this site would have to add $100 + to the price in order to go get the machine. medford kinda sits in the nowhere zone

in my case the county here wants there rent money this month they call it taxes

KenmoreRulesAll

I think I just vomited a little.

Champanier

Maybe it's the meds (been sick for a couple weeks - have a cough that caused back muscle spasms, so I'm taking muscle relaxants and painkillers - extremely zippy), but I actually like this.
http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/12...60af4201c2.jpg

mlmack

"PLEASE WRITE THAT DEALER NUMBER DOWN AND TAKE IT WITH YOU and keep in mind that it may have already been sold by the time you get there."

You probably don't have to rush over.

monopas

Someone worked very very hard to make that. An epic level of ugly and crime against, well, everything. It is essentially irreversable. And why are there always kittens or butterflies?

I hold a special level of loathing for decoupagers.

Quincunx

They are a tribe. Decoupagers, scrapbookers, bulletin board decorators, found object artists. Except for the word artists who do the fancy blackboards for coffee shops, I do not understand them.

But it is the kitten right where the sphinx decal would go on a Singer that is the final annoyance.

That is maybe a working repaint. And it has good details. The spool doily just completes the picture.

miriam

If that actually works it would be a blast to own.

chris_quilts

Miriam, I agree with you and with Quincunx about the working repaint. It is cool and somehow I think it's more dignified than a tractor or decoupaged.

quiltmouse

...anyone else notice that the $1000 machine (the no low-ballers one) was missing a slide plate?