Surprisingly, this one came to be in pretty good condition. So I think she will just be getting a "Spa Day Maintenance Package" and she will be ready to go.
Ahh, so much to comment on… where do I begin? I guess I’ll start at the beginning, ha ha! I don’t know how you made that little intro, but that is the cutest little thing I have ever seen! Maybe I need to hire you as my tech guru?! Truly though, that’s a very cute introduction. Secondly, I love how you talk and I love listening to you talk, so that is always a joy. The machine is beautiful on its own, even before you cleaned it up. I could see the little circle you mentioned, but just vaguely, and I could only see it before you moved the machine at an angle. It didn’t look like much of an issue though, at least from what I could see. You did a wonderful job of cleaning it up (I didn’t doubt that), and I love the Celtic design on it. Truly a beauty! I love that you are saving these machines and putting them back into use, and to me, that is the best thing ever! What a wonderful thing you are doing, when you stop to think about it.
Thank you so much Marie, for watching, for supporting , and being a friend. I love this machine. This one was a happy accident in that, she was supposed to NEED painting. She clearly doesn't. I have been working on that little circle but it is not getting much better. The little dots it had are all gone though. Your intro is much nicer than mine but thank you. I have two more coming up. Then I need a vacation to the tropics. (or to where it is cooler. ) Thanks for mentioning the "saving" or rescuing of these machines. Some people care, others, not so much, but I fell in love with them and I like rescuing the underdogs!! Thanks again. Come back for more drama soon. XO T
You have a lot of knowledge that I don’t think you give yourself credit for. I would love to be on the list of people that would like one of the machines you invested so much time in. Please keep me in mind. Maybe Sandra can help us get in touch. As a born and bred New Yorker from Queens and Long Island, I would love a machine from someone in my always home state❣️🇺🇸
awe. Thank you Diane. Very kind words. I will keep all my quilty friends in mind when I am ready to commit to letting them go. I very much appreciate your interest and how much you like my work and enjoy my videos. Stay well.
@@sewterie Sorry your back is hurting. Didn’t know you had a problem. I have chronic/severe tongue pain every day for almost 12 years now from radiation damage due to having tongue cancer. It’s been a long journey. I hope you recover quickly. Actually, I do remember recommending the heating pad. Old lady brain. LOL And never smoked even one cigarette in my 71 years.
@@dianesozio7035 Wow Diane. I can't imagine dealing with that kind of pain but I know we do what we have to do, right? I have chronic pain often for many reasons, one being an accident years ago. I am here to talk about it. Stay strong and thanks again.
