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So, I have this thing for drawing trees. They're relatively quick and easy to draw so they're good doodle material when I'm bored. I also have a couple "paint" apps on my phone. So combine various times when I've been bored and only had my phone for amusement and my love of doodling trees and you get these.
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Rocklobster said:I am going to attempt to paint some spruce trees over the next couple of days. I am painting a picture of my brothers cabin for fun. I have never done it before. I have checked out a few demonstrations on youtube.
I've been looking on Amazon for an easy to use machine. Can you believe I'm even thinking about buying one in the first place?
See what you guys have started? Happy now?
This is the one I'm leaning towards. Amazon.com: Brother CS6000i Sew Advance Sew Affordable 60-Stitch Computerized Free-Arm Sewing Machine: Arts, Crafts & Sewing
They do have 2 others a 25 stitch & a 10 stitch. I don't want to pay more than $150-200.00 limit. Is this one alright or should I be looking at the Singers? The 10-25 seems a little limited. I don't plan on keeping things minimal. This one seems idiot proof. Right up my alley.
I need a machine that can handle Khaki, Denim, Satin, Polyester materials.
Thank you
Munky.
Very nice, if you like that kind of thing... I've been trying to get rid of mine.
I did use the machine to hew Shrek's denim work pants. Sewed some flannel to make a cushion for the kat karrier. Then I lost interest again and don't plan on sewing again.
Nice sewing table, though! Be really nice if you get it set up for your machine. I think the box was for the motor for the machine that came with it. For the machine to swing down, they made a compartment for the motor so the machine was not too heavy. Back in the days when they were made of cast metal, not plastic.
That metal thing that is hanging down is the knee pressure that makes the machine run. You use your knee instead of a foot pedal. The wire is what connects the knee pressure to the motor. Google Kenmore sewing machine. They may have the instruction booklet. Or call the nearest Sears parts store. They could help you.
You were right Addie... Go ahead and say it. " Told ya so Munk"! It said " Mercury Electric MFG CORP 801 KNEE"
Just didn't see it at the time. Any closer and it could have bit me.
Here's some pics, just finished sanding down the drawers.
Mind ya, it's not even close to being finished. It's kinda shy all nekkid like that. Munky.
Looks great so far! What finish, Walnut or Cherry?