A small tabletopper:
I'm calling it: Kitties in the Garden:
AND The finished top of the Christmas Cactus wall quilt:
Along with: these little green hexies:
All nestled in my little hexie carry along container:
****Note to all who sent me so much info on their machine likes/dislikes/suggestions etc; I took myself to the LQS where I bought "Helga" and put my troubles before them. They sat me down and had me go through all the steps I was doing--AND then showed me how I was actually foiling the computerized presets (sigh!!) . When I originally purchased the machine the store was going into new owners and I never got lessons.
After about 3/4 hour of being shown "how- to's" etc. I left feeling a lot better. I still can't use the auto needle threader-- (sighing!!)BUT, I can sew a 1/4" seam--a lot better. I am still looking around and trying straight stitch machines and thinking of keeping "Helga" for any fancy work....Thank you all again...Julierose, La Blageuse
About Me
- Julierose
- Shoreline, CT, United States
- I would love for you to join me (a retired senior)in my zany crafting adventures with quilting (waaaaay too much fabric); scrapbooking (will I ever catch up?); redwork; counted cross stitch; crossword puzzles; reading; and cooking.
Showing posts with label machine woes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label machine woes. Show all posts
Thursday, April 18, 2013
Friday, April 12, 2013
I WANT A NEW MACHINE! I NEED A NEW MACHINE!!
Hello, everyone--I bought a new machine 1 1/2 years ago--(I named her Helga--and she and I canNOT get along)!!
I had an older model Pfaff before which I wore down --they just couldn't fix the timing for me...and I went with another company--
H U G E M I S T A K E!!!!
My present machine just isn't reliable sewing a straight line seam!! I pin, stop and re-align, make sure the presser foot is down etc ad nauseum. I've had my good friend, a wonderful seamstress, try it--and she agrees--not good.
If you have any suggestions for a machine that is a good piecer and small- quilt straight line quilter, I would appreciate any and all suggestions...
H E L P!! I cannot wrestle with this anymore....
Julierose, La Blageuse P.S. (I cannot afford thousands of $$$$).
(DUH!!) ;---))))
I had an older model Pfaff before which I wore down --they just couldn't fix the timing for me...and I went with another company--
H U G E M I S T A K E!!!!
My present machine just isn't reliable sewing a straight line seam!! I pin, stop and re-align, make sure the presser foot is down etc ad nauseum. I've had my good friend, a wonderful seamstress, try it--and she agrees--not good.
If you have any suggestions for a machine that is a good piecer and small- quilt straight line quilter, I would appreciate any and all suggestions...
H E L P!! I cannot wrestle with this anymore....
Julierose, La Blageuse P.S. (I cannot afford thousands of $$$$).
(DUH!!) ;---))))
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