"So what?" you're all thinking. Well I'll tell you "so what". I have had Big Brother for over 7 years, and always wished he had one of those! I had honestly never realised. I was so happy, until I told Mr Fixit that I had this handy-dandy little device and he simply looked at me a bit pityingly, and said "yes, I know, and I thought you did too" J and F (OK and me too) thought that was so funny.
Tomorrow I'll tell you all about our day together and show you the great things that J & F both made. Oh, and don't forget, Saturday is party day - yes, it's time to hop over to Jolly Jo's for the next Christmas QAL day.
Tee Hee - ok, I won't add to any of this, but I will see you for the party.
ReplyDeleteI thought all newish machines had one of those. The only trouble is that they waste thread and I use a little bit of fabric at the end of sewing most of the time.
ReplyDeleteI've already been catching up on my Xmas QAL, as I posted a couple of hours ago. (no pics yet).
My machine hasn't got a thread-cutter. Actually I don't THINK that my machine has a thread-cutter, so you know what I have to do now? I have to go upstairs and scrutinse...
ReplyDeleteSee you at the weekend! :-)
You started my day with a grand laugh. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteOne of my machines has one of those cutter things, but I never use it. I prefer my scissors.
ReplyDeleteHmm, I wonder what my machines do that I haven't discovered! LOL
Sounds like something I would do!!!
ReplyDeleteThere's a saying for this, Sue: Ignorance is bliss. I want to know how DH knew what your machine had and you didn't! That would not be the case in this house!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! A day with friends, and learning something new about your machine. Sounds like a great day.
ReplyDeleteLol that IS funny!
ReplyDeleteGlad you can laugh at yourself! :)
ReplyDeleteFunny, the sad part is I have had one but never taken the time to learn to use it.
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