The silk jacket is done, pressed and ready to go. AND I found a dark navy RTW rayon knit tank top (that's a sleeveless scoop necked top, for those [Joanne] who don't know what a tank top is) to wear with it, so I don't have to try to get that made.
I was done serging with off-white thread, and decided to repair the camp shirt. Re-threaded the serger with navy thread. I always cut-off-and-pull-through new colors, usually saves a ton of time. Unfortunately, I broke the bottom looper thread. :-( Searched for the instruction manual, aaargh, nowhere it should be. The diagram on the serger door is fairly good, so I attempted to thread the looper using the thread path shown there. No joy, would not form a chain. After several more attempts, I finally got it right, so now I'm set and ready to go tomorrow AM to finish the camp shirt.
When I do find the Huskylock serger manual, I'm going to scan the threading diagrams and instruction and print off several copies to keep near the serger.
And, DGS came over this morning, and we packed up all the loose stuff (in the curios etc.) in the living room, and he helped me move everything except the big media cabinet out of the room, so now I'm ready for DD and DSIL to start tearing out the carpet and lay the new hardwood flooring as soon as we get back from Nashville.
YEAH! Betcha can hear the sound of dancing feet all the way over there.
Beverly