Wednesday, April 6, 2022

A New Machine!

We've got all the boxes from the new longarm machine hauled into the house. I'll post again when it's all set up. I've been thinking about a longarm for about the past 20 years. Hopefully, this will knock down the number of my unfinished projects. :)
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Linda has been making Thermos bags for her friends. She measures each Thermos and makes the bag to fit. What a great idea!

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