I went to the auction this last weekend.
Surprised?
I bought something.
Surprised?
Nothing really big and exciting that needs a ton of elbow grease to transform into something amazing.
Something I've wanted for a very long time.
Something that I know I will use and love.
It may not be new. It may not be fancy. It may not have every bell and whistle and computer screen. But it works. I tried it out.
See? He knows what it's for! Now I just need Mom or Karen to come help me figure it out!
Until next week . . .
Going once, going twice . . .
SOLD!
What a great find!
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How perfect that it matches!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great deal...and a bonus that it will coordinate with your room! :)
ReplyDeleteI think you'll really enjoy having that. Katie has one, and it's made such a difference in her finished product! They're great to have, and you got it for a steal!
ReplyDeletehold off a bit on your lessons, I recently inherited one and need to learn too!
ReplyDeleteHooray! A serger for when I come down to mend. By the way, my serger is not very many years younger than yours.
ReplyDeleteDiana,
ReplyDeleteYou could always borrow mine when you come to town!!
I will come help you figure it out. I love the colors!
I'D KILL FOR A SERGER
ReplyDeletenow granted i don't sew that often but when i do i always say "i need to serge this" haha
in my old neighborhood my neighbor across the street always had 3 set up and 2 machines. (hardcore) and i would run across the street and just use hers. I miss living there....well sort of!
u need to see the chicken sandwich i made last night....i think you'd like it!
Oh my. I cut off half of a dress I was sewing once when I was a young woman trying to use one of those. Good luck! Great find, btw.
ReplyDeleteHow odd - I was at a swap meet and almost bought one of these - its twin!- on the weekend. I chickened out, as I am totally inept with machinery and there's really no one to bail me out if I get in trouble.
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