So annoyed! My latest quilt project is almost done. Just as I was finishing up the last machine part of the binding, the machine went out of time. And there was not a pin anywhere near the needle area. Grr! Retreat is in two weeks. Here's hoping I can get a fast repair.
Mary, irked
Don't you hate when that happens? When I had a dressmaking/tailoring business, my machine had to be sent back to the factory, and I was ready to borrow/rent a machine to finish items in time. Fortunately, it was returned very quickly, but I vowed to always have a "back-up" machine. I once made a large pieced tablecloth on my serger when my machine was away!
Susan quilt> So annoyed! My latest quilt project is almost done. Just as I was
My machine is back in time (and in time for retreat). Now to decide on which projects toi take along.
I might even tuck >Don't you hate when that happens? When I had a dressmaking/tailoring
I learned a long time ago that if you have a back up machine your regular machine acts up a lot less. I got in a real bind many years ago at Christmas time when I had no back up machine. I now have many back up machines and try not to work to deadlines. Both make life a tad easier. Have fun at the retreat Mary. Taria
My machine is back in time (and in time for retreat). Now to decide on which projects toi take along.
I might even tuck in my back up machine, just in case.
Pat on the Green
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