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Grandmother23 06-06-2011 04:56 PM

Yes, and I need another machine like I need 'more' holes in my head!

We all need more holes in our heads. Lets the excess out.
Lauren

Grandmother23 06-06-2011 04:59 PM

quilterGary I so love the cabinets you have. I am jealous. Too me they are so contemporary.
Lauren

Nanamoms 06-06-2011 05:25 PM

[quote=fabric whisperer]

Originally Posted by BoJangles
Oh, it is your Redeye! Well congratulations - beautiful Redeye! I would love to have that Pfaff! Of all my machines, I am the most partial to the Pfaff's!
Nancy

With my AC compressor going kerplooey....

Oh, boy, do I sympathize...I just spent $500 on repairs to my home A/C and not sure it is fixed yet!! Just thinking about machines I could have bought. :(

irishrose 06-06-2011 05:33 PM

miriam, Thank you for Elna site. I don't plan on mine needs any repair ever, but it's nice to have directions. I probably have an instruction manual somewhere as I am Miss Elna's only owner, but I couldn't find it in a hurry.

purplefiend 06-06-2011 05:57 PM


Originally Posted by mpeters1200

Originally Posted by vintagemotif
I want to thank Sharon, Purplefiend, for mentioning the Treadleon group numerous times. I recommend becoming a member and attending a TOGA or mini TOGA. Yup, I had a blast, and I'm looking forward to the gathering in September.

A Toga party? Did you go back to college? I bet I'm missing something huh?

TOGA= Treadle On Gathering and Academy

miriam 06-06-2011 06:17 PM


Originally Posted by irishrose
miriam, Thank you for Elna site. I don't plan on mine needs any repair ever, but it's nice to have directions. I probably have an instruction manual somewhere as I am Miss Elna's only owner, but I couldn't find it in a hurry.

I like to get the service manual if I can get one and the instruction manual is nice to have too. I scribble on mine... I got my little Elna running. I gave a little disk spring a hair cut - it was sprung too much to let the disk go down all the way. I took it in to the sewing shop and got a zig zag disk for her and she's working wonderful now. I had forgotten how nice the Elna's stitches.

lee231 06-06-2011 07:21 PM

Picked up a Singer Monogrammer today at the local SA thrift store for $3, all the parts were there including instruction booklet.

irishrose 06-06-2011 07:21 PM

The thing that always surprises me about the Elna when I've stitching on another machine or watching videos with tinny sounding new machines is how quiet she is. She doesn't quilt well, but I miss sewing with her. She's doing an apron now with a sundress coming up.

miriam 06-07-2011 02:33 AM


Originally Posted by irishrose
The thing that always surprises me about the Elna when I've stitching on another machine or watching videos with tinny sounding new machines is how quiet she is. She doesn't quilt well, but I miss sewing with her. She's doing an apron now with a sundress coming up.

What don't you like about her for quilting?

buslady 06-07-2011 03:43 AM

Miriam, thank you soooo much for that. I spent quite a bit of time looking yesterday, but everything I found took me to the same site. I'm NOT good at google. LOL Too impatient.


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