Thread holders/ yardstick
05-20-2011, 07:11 AM
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Colleen,
What a clever idea for thread. That husband of yours is showing more and more talent all the time. I remember the purse he made for his sister, with your help of course. This sure would make it easier to match fabric to thread in better light than in a container. Thanks for sharing!
Susan
What a clever idea for thread. That husband of yours is showing more and more talent all the time. I remember the purse he made for his sister, with your help of course. This sure would make it easier to match fabric to thread in better light than in a container. Thanks for sharing!
Susan
05-20-2011, 07:44 AM
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Originally Posted by sandpat
Great idea...now to figure out where on earth to get all those wooden yardsticks! I didn't think they made them anynore.
05-20-2011, 07:55 AM
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Originally Posted by Rose Ann
Neat idea! Whatever you paid for the Kenmore, you got back in all that thread. What model Kenmore did you buy? I have a 1957 (purchased Oct '56) that has "cams" for making embroidery stitches and love it.
05-20-2011, 10:16 AM
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Originally Posted by colleen53
in carrying out the yardstick theme.. hubby said he was making me thread holders.. what do you think?
I did not buy this thread ! this is what was in the boxes from purchasing the KENMORE last night...someone was a thread addict.........lol
I did not buy this thread ! this is what was in the boxes from purchasing the KENMORE last night...someone was a thread addict.........lol
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