Category Archives: sewing machines We’re turning the corner on winter now, which is good because I spend most of the winter being miserably cold. When I saw the “luxe fleece collection” at JoAnn’s one January day I fell in love and began trying to figure out ways I could wrap myself in it. I’ve been wanting a second Linden […]  I’ve been wanting to make a scrap bag for Edna Elizabeth. Ever since we were booted off the dining room table I’ve been struggling for a spot for scraps and trash that accumulates while sewing. I made this organizer from the tutorial by Elizabeth Harman on Sew Mama Sew. I made a few changes to […]  Ellie’s party is over, and we are returning to normal around here. That means a project to share! I made these mason jar pincushions from the tutorial in the Martha Stewart’s Sewing and Crafts book and some It’s a Hoot scraps. I think they are perfect for Edna Elizabeth! I am glad to have found […]  After I dropped Nic off at work this morning (he can’t drive until his vertigo gets under control) I grabbed the power cord from the sewing repair shop and came back home to check her out! So far, so good! It will take some getting used to the a few things I’ve been spoiled with–no […] Picked up Edna Elizabeth today. She was supposed to be done Thursday. She was not. She was not done Friday, either. And not on Saturday. And today when I stopped by the shop to pick up a free motion foot while we were in that area of town, it turns out that she was just […]  It occurred to me a few months ago that I have a very nice sewing machine with very nice features that I never use, and that if I sold said machine I could buy a serger and a basic sewing machine and have money left over. As I began my research into great basic straight […] |
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