I got a new machine yesterday!!!
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Congratulations!! I know exactly how you feel. The older machines were very reliable for us, but, the new electronic ones have soooo many fun things to learn and use.
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I might have called the shop this morning, to work out tomorrow's pick up. And the salesman might have let me pick it up this morning. ![Wink](https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/smilies/wink.png)
I just need to finish up lunch for my son, get him napping and then I'm reading the book. Of course, I know that 5 minutes into reading the manual the anticipation is going to get to me and I'm going to unpack the machine. LOL!
As for projects, I'm never in short supply of those. I always have at least 5 lined up. I'm a young quilter and probably already have more projects that I can complete in my lifetime. I am currently in the middle of an apron I'm making for my mother-in-law. Since I have the new machine, I'll probably finish it up with some decorative stitches.
I have a project that I've been saving for a few years. Waiting to gain some confidence in my FMQ. Now that I have a machine that matches my confidence, I think that will be my first start to finish project.
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I just need to finish up lunch for my son, get him napping and then I'm reading the book. Of course, I know that 5 minutes into reading the manual the anticipation is going to get to me and I'm going to unpack the machine. LOL!
As for projects, I'm never in short supply of those. I always have at least 5 lined up. I'm a young quilter and probably already have more projects that I can complete in my lifetime. I am currently in the middle of an apron I'm making for my mother-in-law. Since I have the new machine, I'll probably finish it up with some decorative stitches.
I have a project that I've been saving for a few years. Waiting to gain some confidence in my FMQ. Now that I have a machine that matches my confidence, I think that will be my first start to finish project.
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