[HNW] embroidery machines
Diane Sawyer
tasha_medvedeva at yahoo.com
Mon Dec 31 23:56:02 PST 2001
--- Carolyn Kayta Barrows <kayta at frys.com> wrote:
{snip}
>
> The other friend has a loving and indulgent husband
> who makes a lot of
> money, so when she told him she wanted one he got it
> for her. Her machine
> is top-of-the-line and brand new, not that she can
> use it for anything but
> seams yet. She said I could play with it when her
> husband gets the scanner
> up. Her husband, a Silicon Valley professional (guy
> geek), should be able
> to figure out how it works, but he's an engineer,
> not a needleworker or a
> teacher.
{snip}
>
> Kayta
Did it not come with lessons? I'm sure that if she
cares to look, she can find a sewing machine shop with
lessons. My apprentice sister has a Husqvarna
embroidery macine that does buttonhole after
buttonhole with no intervention on her part -- great
for those cotehardies with tons of buttons. Hers came
with lessons *and* a video. Lord knows I'd need both!
Tasha
official household button-sewer-onner
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