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The Sewing Annexe
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Glad you've joined us jpscloud and glad you got your machine sorted. It only needs one little bit to be out and the whole thing goes pear shaped. A denim throw sounds nice a good way to use up those old jeans that usually get thrown away. Good luck with the sewing. I had to search for the thread as it was pages back so I thought I'd add a post to put it back on the front page. Happy Sewing :j£180.00 in 'sistercas'fund
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Thanks miffy, I guess we don't post as often as some threads so I'll subscribe this one then I can find it again!I believe in the freedom of spinach and the right to arm bears.
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Well that is my little pot all labelled up with 'savings for a sewing machine'. I want to save £59 for this John Lewis mini sewing machine. I know it is tiny and will only be basic but that is all I would like to be able to learn the basics.0
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Morning All
I am new here and was wondering what machine you would recommend to a beginer with a limited budget, would like to make household items, maybe a bit of patchwork?
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Morning all :wave: my apologies for being MIA but with the kids being home and Christmas prep and all that I haven't had time to sew.
Projects for the coming month are reuse an old cotton sheet and turn it into napkins for everyday use. I also have another ripped sheet that will become handkerchiefs for the kids.
I want to make a quilt for my SIL's baby when it arrives and we know what it is. But I am going to need a lot of advice on it when I get round to making it.
The other project is to make so carry pouches for the kids new to them for Christmas DS's.
Hope everyone had a good Christmas and happy sewing in 2012.BSCno.87The only stupid question is an unasked oneLoving life as a Kernow Hippy0 -
Wen, I noticed that Aldi or Lidl ( you will have to check their websites) had a Singer machine in their specials for around £90.BSCno.87The only stupid question is an unasked oneLoving life as a Kernow Hippy0
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I've found my hand sewing project (as I don't have a machine)
This is for my sister's hamper for her birthday in September. It looks simple enough for me and not too daunting for a hand sewer.
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thriftwizard wrote: »Not for my 565, but I'll have a hunt around - I do have them for other Joneses & may well have one for something very much like yours. Might take me a while though!
Thank you but I ended up buying the manual on-line - if anyone wants it, it's in pdf format. The on-line company I bought it from seem to have sold my e-mail address to every spammer in the country, though :mad:. I've had five or six spam messages every day since I bought the damn thing!MFW 2019 #61: £13,936.60/£20,0000 -
Fuddle my daughters partner bought her that machine this year for her birthday and she is thrilled with it, its quite a sturdy machine too
Have fun with it
I am trying to give myself permission to enter my sewing room ( otherwise known as the box room lol ) I have so many bits and pieces I want to make, including a couple of baby quilts, but I feel as if I should be doing other things instead of having fun..... need to overcome that I think. Thanks so much for the thread0 -
Have started on the handkercheifs and done four so far plus a half size practice one
. Will try and get a few more done today, the longest bit is ironing the seams over for sewing and I hate ironing.
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