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[babydinosnoreless]

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Phone interview this morning. Wish me luck.

[zonker]

472D1D9C-B8C8-47F7-80CF-22D02297E256.jpegPhone interview this morning. Wish me luck.

good luck!

[chunkyfrog]

Yes! Good luck, babydino. (giggle)

[babydinosnoreless]

Thanks. I made it to a second phone interview next week. Yay!

[ChicagoGranny]

Thanks. I made it to a second phone interview next week. Yay!

I looked at a government website and saw you have it scheduled. Good luck.

[zonker]

Thanks. I made it to a second phone interview next week. Yay!

good work, girl!!

woo-hoo!

[ger365]

I have sewn very little for the last 20 years, but my machines are in great shape.
I am making masks for my family, now--and am getting the bug to do even more.
I use the serger whenever possible, and the rest goes on the Viking.
I forgot how "zen" it is to sew.
Going to have to go to the store--I stepped on my reading glasses--oh, crud!

I haven't used one since my kids got out of school so I got rid of my old singer when we moved back to Arizona. I found a Brother LX3817 on the Walmart app and put it in the cart for pick up. I'm surprised that it didn't get canceled like my first several attempts to buy a sewing machine. Now all I have to do is figure out what I'm going to use for wire across the nose. I'm using the sew it online pattern. Figure out if I get back into sewing I will pick up a better machine after this pandemic ends and the sewing shops open back up.

What pattern are you using ?

Cut up pop and beer cans or try folding aluminum foil......

[ger365]

Thanks. I made it to a second phone interview next week. Yay!

Great!!!

[ger365]

I have sewn very little for the last 20 years, but my machines are in great shape.
I am making masks for my family, now--and am getting the bug to do even more.
I use the serger whenever possible, and the rest goes on the Viking.
I forgot how "zen" it is to sew.
Going to have to go to the store--I stepped on my reading glasses--oh, crud!

If the machine starts to slow down when sewing, it may to be serviced to protect the shafts and bearings...

[chunkyfrog]

Viking lubrication is well-sealed (good construction).
Sadly I cannot say the same for the front shell of the "A" stitch selector cassette,
which is starting to disintegrate like a prostitute's panties.
Apparently, some bozo got a deal on UV-soluble ABS.
The only cassettes I find online are the fancy stitch cassettes, and embroidery cassettes.
No basic stitch cassette.
I may just use clear tape over the damage--until the part turns up.

[prodigyplace]

Apparently, some bozo got a deal on UV-soluble ABS.

You are not supposed to use the sewing machine while in the tanning bed.

[chunkyfrog]

Apparently, some bozo got a deal on UV-soluble ABS.

You are not supposed to use the sewing machine while in the tanning bed.

Several years of ROOM light--that should NEVER happen.
I had an ancient Elna machine that turned a sickly yellow--but it not crack and turn into a puzzle.