Cost of Needlework Patterns

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ipod911
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I just tossed out my C80 Epson because the ink clogged so badly that it couldn't be cleared. I found it ate ink cartridges like candy and in the two years I owned it it cost me a small fortune to feed. It does give you a nice copy but if it isn't used a lot it's impossible to get it unclogged and the cartridges are very expensive.

I replaced it with an HP and so far it's been working fine and I don't have to constantly clean it.

Lucille

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Lucille

Ok. Wasn't sure where you were headed. Now I am. :-)

Dianne

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Dianne Lewandowski

That's why I look upon patterns as a "suggestion" rather than directives.

Lizzie

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"To live a creative life, we must lose our fear of being wrong."Joseph Chilton Pierce

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Lizzie

Yes, that's why I often buy the books and get a lot of patterns for $10.00 but it's true the supplies are just inane. I often don't use the speciality threads as I don't find that they are worth the extra $

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elizabeth.dawes

Well the ANG kits are no better and when I made a comment on a Yahoogroup about it, every ANG teacher said that I was getting personalised service for such a low low cost. Personally membership

  • the teacher + threads is over 0.00 for one class. I really couldn't afford to 'learn' embroidery or needlework at that price!

I'll do it the old fashioned way: practise.

Love Elizabeth

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elizabeth.dawes

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