Youth sized chair for sewing table

Priceless pictures, Jan. Thanks for sharing. A dear trainee and a splendid palace. . In message , Jan writes

Oh, what a cutie!

What machine is she using?

And I love your quilting palace! :)

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Thanks Kate! It's just a little Singer that is a cross between a toy and a real one. Sews a real stitch (big one), but the foot of the machine is so built up around the needle that she would have to be a real magician to get a finger caught in there. Also has a speed regulator.

is a link to someone else that was selling it. Ours came with the power adaptor and the cutest little sewing box. So far she's made a sachet, 2 book marks and a purse. She's so excited lol. She woke up first thing and yelled "Mommy! Let's goooooo quilt!" After she gets the coordination of the hand foot thing down, I'll hand over one of my larger machines. And thanks! I love my new palace too! I am still pinching myself! Notice I left hubby a recliner in there so he can still come lounge He had all my paperwork & certificates etc framed for Christmas to hang in there. What a guy!

Well, she's only a tiddler yet, and a crossover machine like that will do her fine until, as you say, she's a bit bigger and has better coordination. It'll give her a start, anyway! :)

I recently had a whole heap of fun that culminated in a sewing machine purchase for a pal in New Orleans with a granddaughter of 12 in need of a real sewing machine in East Anglia! I got to buy a very nice slightly used pre-loved Brother sewing machine on my birthday, for a lovely lass who has already completed several projects with it! :) It was delivered the next day, and great fun was had by all. :)

Hehehe! Lounger and a small DVD player or laptop... With the latest EQ on it so he can help you plan some more quilty projects, keep a catalogue of all your fabrics and stuff, and be on hand with one of these to retrieve the things you drop...

AND he'll be handy to make coffee when you need it! ;)

Oh I like the way you think! He often works odd hours since he does computer network stuff so we are both often up at odd hours putzing.

And lucky lucky you!! How much fun! DD has had her eye on my Disney embrodiery machine so I'll probably set that up for some play and then she can make some more stuff with it. But I mainly didn't want her to be discouraged or try to sneak down to the land of machines on her own. I figure the best bet is to encourage her at her own speed and teach her safety, then let her go. She's been begging for one of my machines for a good year now. That's my girl! ;-)