help with old sewing machine??

A slate short of a roof. A few tiles loose. Shirley

In message , "Christine in Kent, Garden of England" writes

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Shirley Shone
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I'm glad my poor "screwless" machine has helped us laugh!! I printed Cher's note and will try to see what I can do . Thanks Cher. yes I also have "Blonde Days" and "Senior Moments" .

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jthell

one stitch short of a full repeat.

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Yarn Forward

Like that one Roger, just imagine the chaos that'd cause!! Love Christine

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Christine in Kent, Garden of

LOL That's a new one to me, Roger.

Katherine

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Katherine

Somewhere there's a villiage missing its idiot?

: > Not too tightly Wrapped : >

: > cheers,,,,,,,,,,,Cher who feels like a dry week in a wet fortnight..lol : >

: >> >> Jenny, I too think you miss a screw! (sorry,your machine!!! : >> >> If I tell you here in Norway that YOU have lost a scew, : >> >> it means you are crazy) : >> >

: >> > LOL Aud, here in Canada it is the same if you say "You have a screw : >> > loose!" ;o) : >> >

: >> > Peace! : >> > Gemini : >> >

: >> Jumping in... : >> OR : >> you don't have both oars in the water : >> OR : >> your cheese fell off your crackers : >> OR : >> one french fry short of a Happy Meal (Mickey D's-Golden Arches) : >> OR : >> a sandwich short of a picnic : >>

: >> LOL!!! : >> Noreen : :

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Mystified One

lol never heard that one before, thnx....Cher

fortnight..lol

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spinninglilac

LOL That one is excellent!!!

Peace! Gemini

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MRH

and now, drumroll please.. Don's favourite:

Your proctologist called, they found your head

ROTFL, Noreen

Reply to
The YarnWright

ROTFLMAO That *is* a good one! I will definitely have to remember that one! LOL

Peace! Gemini

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MRH

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spinninglilac

would that be short rows...LOL

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Els van Dam

LOL

Katherine

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Katherine

... then you'll like this too:

3 Doctors were bragging amoungst themselves. First said, I'm SO good, I had a patient who lost 7 fingers. I reattached them, and he's now a concert pianist. Second said, I'm SO much BETTER. I had a patient who lost one arm and both legs. I reattached them, and not only did he run a marathon, he's now a running back with the NFL. Third said, I am MUCH better. I had this cowboy, riding his horse 'hell bent for election' and ran straight into the side of a train. All I had to work with was a cowboy hat and an aXXhole... and he's now the President!

running and ducking... Noreen

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The YarnWright

OMG you are as mad as a hatter Els, lol

cher

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spinninglilac

Excellent!

Katherine

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Katherine

ROTFL Good one!

Peace! Gemini

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MRH

Close. What it has, if I remember correctly*, is a collar with a tiny thumb screw to tighten the collar. The pin is to hold the collar in place when the thumb screw is loose.

Tara

  • Mum took hers back when she got into upholstery. It was the only machine that could take both the thicker thread and fabrics without whining and breaking every inch.
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Tara D

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