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Originally Posted by Glenn
(Post 5689517)
Oh Charlee what a wonderful machine, now I must go find me one. Pat is about to put her foot down on no more mchines:p Like this will happen!!!
Skip Funny part is, I hadn't been looking! Haven't checked CL in probably two months! (or more!) Something made me look the other day, showed it to the kids and they took it from there! |
Lots of good stuff on CL here but nothing like that yet.
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Originally Posted by Charlee
(Post 5689610)
Skipper...we must NEVER let Miz Pat and William get together...they'd gang up on us!! :D
Funny part is, I hadn't been looking! Haven't checked CL in probably two months! (or more!) Something made me look the other day, showed it to the kids and they took it from there! Skipper |
:) They are good kids...and loving!
I think I'm going to name this one "Marie"...the story I got from the lady was that she got it from her ex-MIL when she married in 1977. Her ex was from, and they then lived in Valenciennes, France. The MIL's last name was "Wannepain". The MIL had gotten it from her mother, but Selina didn't have her name. Funny how things happen....for my birthday, the spousal unit got me two fat quarter packages from the Timeless Treasure line, "Vivienne". "Vivienne" is the french spelling of "Vivian", and was my mother's name. One side of my mother's family was French/Indian, from Canada, and I fell in love with the fabric, mostly because of it's name, but also because it's just pretty! :) You don't suppose the fabric acted as "bait" for the machine, do you? :D (Oh...and "Marie" was my mom's middle name) |
Originally Posted by Charlee
(Post 5689665)
:) They are good kids...and loving!
I think I'm going to name this one "Marie"...the story I got from the lady was that she got it from her ex-MIL when she married in 1977. Her ex was from, and they then lived in Valenciennes, France. The MIL's last name was "Wannepain". The MIL had gotten it from her mother, but Selina didn't have her name. Funny how things happen....for my birthday, the spousal unit got me two fat quarter packages from the Timeless Treasure line, "Vivienne". "Vivienne" is the french spelling of "Vivian", and was my mother's name. One side of my mother's family was French/Indian, from Canada, and I fell in love with the fabric, mostly because of it's name, but also because it's just pretty! :) You don't suppose the fabric acted as "bait" for the machine, do you? :D (Oh...and "Marie" was my mom's middle name) Skip |
Originally Posted by Charlee
(Post 5688938)
WOOHOO!! I don't hafta be jealous of Nancy anymore... ;) :D This is my Christmas gift from my son and daughter in law!!!! It's 1910...and I'm in love with it!! :) No manual, but it did come with the original attachments in the "Gnome" tin....
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Originally Posted by Charlee
(Post 5688938)
WOOHOO!! I don't hafta be jealous of Nancy anymore... ;) :D This is my Christmas gift from my son and daughter in law!!!!
pat |
Originally Posted by BoJangles
(Post 5687190)
Dee you will love the 403a! I have a 503a, and I prefer it over my 401a and 500a!
Nancy |
Originally Posted by DanofNJ
(Post 5688899)
Red:
Check which way you are threading the needle. That happens often if the needle is threaded from the wrong direction. |
Originally Posted by JudyTheSewer
(Post 5689779)
Oh, that is one beautiful machine! Congratulations! Have you sewn with it yet?
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