September 2007

Longarm – How to Get Customers

September 30, 2007

Customers – How to Get Them You’ve made the decision to buy the machine and it’s now taking up half the square footage in your home. You’ve practiced til you think you could win Best of Show. You have all the necessary neighborhood, city, county, state and federal authorities satisfied and you now see why [...]

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400 Little Squares

September 29, 2007

Green seems to be the color of the day! In the last picture I posted, Chad had on a green shirt, standing against a green wall and now I’ve gotten all 400 of my little green squares sewn together. Step 1 on my quilt is done! I do not like naming quilts and have probably [...]

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He Cleans Up Nice

September 29, 2007

Don’t ask me why but Chad loves to dress up. He goes to school dressed like this half the time. I sure hope he marries a rich young lady who can keep him dressed the way he likes to dress! You gotta say he’s pretty cute, isn’t he? Judy L.

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Longarm – The Machine is Here

September 29, 2007

The Machine is Here! What do you do now? If the machine was purchased new, you probably were offered free lessons. Take advantage of those. No matter how much you learn, once you’re alone with the machine, it’s a scary place to be! I can remember wishing there was some way to get rid of [...]

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Weekend Sewing Plans

September 28, 2007

Who has sewing plans for the weekend? I do! I do! I think there are enough football games on TV to keep Vince occupied, at least on Saturday. Cincinnati Chili is simmering. Something about Fall and football and Vince wants Cincinnati Chili every Saturday. I have a plan for the fabrics in the picture. Any [...]

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Trip to Get the Oil Changed

September 28, 2007

Vince has been asking me to take his car to Joplin to get the oil changed. The Toyota dealer there gives free oil changes for life. I’ll be they had no idea how long we keep vehicles when they made that deal. But, what’s “free” if you have to drive 70 miles each way to [...]

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