Thanks for visiting, Janet. It isn’t actually a sewing machine, it’s a needlefelting machine. I teach both machine embroidery and the use of this machine which is called an Embellisher. They are great fun.
Wow!!! Thanks for your explanation. I’ve never heard of a needlefelting machine before! I would love to learn about this craft. In the old days, when girls got married, their family would give her away with a sewing machine as dowry.
I've been using Moo for some time for my mini business cards. I can highly recommend the quality, and also the speed of delivery. The new card packs that I will shortly be writing about are also being printed there. If you can make use of them take a look here.
Pingback: Weekly Photo Challenge – Create | Chittle Chattle
Pingback: 22nd June | Here is My 365
I’ve always admired people who can use a sewing machine to create magnificent things.
Thanks for visiting, Janet. It isn’t actually a sewing machine, it’s a needlefelting machine. I teach both machine embroidery and the use of this machine which is called an Embellisher. They are great fun.
Wow!!! Thanks for your explanation. I’ve never heard of a needlefelting machine before! I would love to learn about this craft. In the old days, when girls got married, their family would give her away with a sewing machine as dowry.
Pingback: Weekly Photo Challenge: Create « 3rdculturechildren
Pingback: Weekly Photo Challenge: Create « Ruth E Hendricks Photography
I recognise that shirt & nails, lol. Really enjoyed that day. Thank You again:-)
I thought they might look familiar! Yes, it was a good day for me too.
Sewing machines freak me out! What are you creating?
We were making book covers and more, but with needle felting machines, not sewing machines
Pingback: Weekly Photo Challenge: CREATE… | Mirth and Motivation
skilled hands…